WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from February 6, 2012

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from February 6, 2012

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February 6, 2012: A448: Today there is a Quiz. Before that: Pärt, Leonin, Bruckner, Brahms.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Joseph Suk	Barcarolle (1888) "Barcarolle (1888)" by "Joseph Suk"	Cypress String Quartet	Cypress	Cypress String Quartet: Cecily Ward and Tom Stone, violin; Ethan Filner, viola; Jennifer Kloetzel, cello.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt	Fratres (1977, verison for violin & piano 1980)	Tabula Rasa	ECM	Gidon Kremer, violin; Keith Jarrett, piano	0:03:06 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:20:33 (Pop-up)
Leonin	Viderunt omnes, (2 - part organum, ca. 1180)	LEONIN / PEROTIN: Sacred Music from Notre-Dame Cathedral	Naxos	Performed by Tonus Peregrinus	0:20:52 (Pop-up)
Anton Bruckner	Mass No. 2 in E minor, Kyrie (1882)	Mass No. 2 in E minor	Sony Classical	Kammerchor Stuttgart and Deutsche Bläserphilharmonie, directed by Frieder Bernius. Premiered in Linz in 1869, at the Maria-Empfängnis-Dom. The largest cathedral in Austria; seats 20, 000.	0:21:58 (Pop-up)
Johannes Brahms	Tragic Overture, Op. 81 (1880)	Brahms Symphony No. 1	Angel	London Philharmonic Orchestra, Wolfgang Sawallisch.	0:29:34 (Pop-up)
	a song
QUIZ: choose your answer from these	Schubert - No. 8 “Unfinished”, Brahms - No. 4, Franck - Symphony in D minor, Beethoven - No. 3 “Eroica”, Dvorak - No. 5 “New World”, Sibeilus - No. 2, Prokofieff - No. 1 “Classical”, Beethoven				0:50:19 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	8:10pm J4ff: wow.
	8:15pm jonathan: Good Lord this is fantastic.
	8:15pm Mitten John: J4ff said it all...
	8:16pm Skirkie: Lovely.
	8:17pm trsh: Stunning. Beautiful. Stunningly beautiful.
	8:20pm Skirkie: Oh crap, I forgot about the quiz. College all over again.
	8:25pm Richard from Venezuela: Good set.
	8:25pm maestroso: Heavenly.
	8:33pm Richard from Venezuela: Angelical voices. Bethany needs two hours. Minimum.
	8:33pm T-Zero: Shoot! Time got away from me and I've missed the first half hour. :(
	8:38pm bethany: Extended pieces and a darker tone tonight, hope you are all sticking with it!
	8:39pm Richard from Venezuela: i do
	8:39pm T-Zero: Oh, darker tones are always fine by me! :)
	8:40pm Destroit: consider me stuck
	8:40pm Martin,Copenhagen: Going all classical now eh?...That´s nice for a late night up for me :-)
	8:41pm Mike East: Been enjoying the show while paying bills and perusing the possible DJ Premiums for the upcoming marathon.
	8:42pm maestroso: It's wonderful, Bethany!
	8:44pm coelacanth: Bethany!When did you get back? (i guess i havn't been paying attention) I missed you,and your variety,but quite enjoying this,the first all"classical"show here in years,no?
	8:47pm ranjit: coelacanth! i thought you were extinct! :)
	8:48pm G: the coelacanth is, with poetic justice, a long-lost species. this show has been on since the fall schedule started maybe about three months ago... marathon's already coming up, two weeks away...
	8:49pm coelacanth: ! I was hiding,deep! It's frickin scary near the surface!
	8:50pm trsh: Walking. In, perhaps, a gathering group. Beneath a blazing canopy of stars. A concerto of nousy wildlife stirring, chirping, buzzing there and back?
	8:54pm Chad from Oregon: I understood that there would be no math.
	8:54pm J4ff: This quiz is too hard! I'm trying.
	8:55pm J4ff: I'm saying Beethoven for all of them. I bet I'll get 50%
	8:55pm Martin,Copenhagen: Listening to "Analog" radio?..Yeah.It´s almost impossible to listen to anything other than DAB-crap stations where i live.FM radio has been fased out more or less resulting in fewer and crappier stations.Thank god for WFMU
	8:57pm Comment Posting Pge: There's always math. BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
	8:59pm Math: Beethoven was 2 of 12, 17%. F as in FAIL :-)
	8:59pm coelacanth: trsh.i like it.
	9:00pm coelacanth: Thank you Bethany.
	9:00pm Mitten John: 1. Roscoe Mitchell 2. Roland Kirk 3. Moe Howard 4. George Lewis 5. A. Spencer Barefield 6. Beethoven 7. Barney Oldfield 8. James Hinchcliffe 9. James Osterberg 10. Osterizer 11. Bronco Nagurski 12. Griot Galaxy
	11:15am 12539: I missed this, but it's just as good warmed over the next day. I swear I paid attention to all the previous shows, but I don't think the teacher went over any of this stuff on the quiz!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Joseph Suk	Barcarolle (1888) "Barcarolle (1888)" by "Joseph Suk"	Cypress String Quartet	Cypress	Cypress String Quartet: Cecily Ward and Tom Stone, violin; Ethan Filner, viola; Jennifer Kloetzel, cello.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt	Fratres (1977, verison for violin & piano 1980)	Tabula Rasa	ECM	Gidon Kremer, violin; Keith Jarrett, piano	0:03:06 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:20:33 (Pop-up)
Leonin	Viderunt omnes, (2 - part organum, ca. 1180)	LEONIN / PEROTIN: Sacred Music from Notre-Dame Cathedral	Naxos	Performed by Tonus Peregrinus	0:20:52 (Pop-up)
Anton Bruckner	Mass No. 2 in E minor, Kyrie (1882)	Mass No. 2 in E minor	Sony Classical	Kammerchor Stuttgart and Deutsche Bläserphilharmonie, directed by Frieder Bernius. Premiered in Linz in 1869, at the Maria-Empfängnis-Dom. The largest cathedral in Austria; seats 20, 000.	0:21:58 (Pop-up)
Johannes Brahms	Tragic Overture, Op. 81 (1880)	Brahms Symphony No. 1	Angel	London Philharmonic Orchestra, Wolfgang Sawallisch.	0:29:34 (Pop-up)
	a song
QUIZ: choose your answer from these	Schubert - No. 8 “Unfinished”, Brahms - No. 4, Franck - Symphony in D minor, Beethoven - No. 3 “Eroica”, Dvorak - No. 5 “New World”, Sibeilus - No. 2, Prokofieff - No. 1 “Classical”, Beethoven				0:50:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:10pm J4ff: wow.
	8:15pm jonathan: Good Lord this is fantastic.
	8:15pm Mitten John: J4ff said it all...
	8:16pm Skirkie: Lovely.
	8:17pm trsh: Stunning. Beautiful. Stunningly beautiful.
	8:20pm Skirkie: Oh crap, I forgot about the quiz. College all over again.
	8:25pm Richard from Venezuela: Good set.
	8:25pm maestroso: Heavenly.
	8:33pm Richard from Venezuela: Angelical voices. Bethany needs two hours. Minimum.
	8:33pm T-Zero: Shoot! Time got away from me and I've missed the first half hour. :(
	8:38pm bethany: Extended pieces and a darker tone tonight, hope you are all sticking with it!
	8:39pm Richard from Venezuela: i do
	8:39pm T-Zero: Oh, darker tones are always fine by me! :)
	8:40pm Destroit: consider me stuck
	8:40pm Martin,Copenhagen: Going all classical now eh?...That´s nice for a late night up for me :-)
	8:41pm Mike East: Been enjoying the show while paying bills and perusing the possible DJ Premiums for the upcoming marathon.
	8:42pm maestroso: It's wonderful, Bethany!
	8:44pm coelacanth: Bethany!When did you get back? (i guess i havn't been paying attention) I missed you,and your variety,but quite enjoying this,the first all"classical"show here in years,no?
	8:47pm ranjit: coelacanth! i thought you were extinct! :)
	8:48pm G: the coelacanth is, with poetic justice, a long-lost species. this show has been on since the fall schedule started maybe about three months ago... marathon's already coming up, two weeks away...
	8:49pm coelacanth: ! I was hiding,deep! It's frickin scary near the surface!
	8:50pm trsh: Walking. In, perhaps, a gathering group. Beneath a blazing canopy of stars. A concerto of nousy wildlife stirring, chirping, buzzing there and back?
	8:54pm Chad from Oregon: I understood that there would be no math.
	8:54pm J4ff: This quiz is too hard! I'm trying.
	8:55pm J4ff: I'm saying Beethoven for all of them. I bet I'll get 50%
	8:55pm Martin,Copenhagen: Listening to "Analog" radio?..Yeah.It´s almost impossible to listen to anything other than DAB-crap stations where i live.FM radio has been fased out more or less resulting in fewer and crappier stations.Thank god for WFMU
	8:57pm Comment Posting Pge: There's always math. BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
	8:59pm Math: Beethoven was 2 of 12, 17%. F as in FAIL :-)
	8:59pm coelacanth: trsh.i like it.
	9:00pm coelacanth: Thank you Bethany.
	9:00pm Mitten John: 1. Roscoe Mitchell 2. Roland Kirk 3. Moe Howard 4. George Lewis 5. A. Spencer Barefield 6. Beethoven 7. Barney Oldfield 8. James Hinchcliffe 9. James Osterberg 10. Osterizer 11. Bronco Nagurski 12. Griot Galaxy
	11:15am 12539: I missed this, but it's just as good warmed over the next day. I swear I paid attention to all the previous shows, but I don't think the teacher went over any of this stuff on the quiz!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from February 6, 2012

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