WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from May 28, 2012

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from May 28, 2012

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May 28, 2012: New/Old/New: with Riegger, Arensky, Salieri, Scarlatti & Sibelius and an anonymous uprising

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments
Some dude tuning his piano on YouTube	'I think it helps if u have some alcohol to do this process'	http://youtu.be/XjZIwxrY3Ss	(x)	50,004 have viewed this. I'll wager that none of their pianos are in tune.
Wallingford Riegger	New and the Old, Op. 38 (1944)	Wallingford Riegger: Music for Piano and Winds	Bridge Records	Gilbert Kalish, piano. We heard: II. The Major Second, IV. The Twelve Tones, VI. Twelve Upside Down, VIII. Chromatics, IX. Dissonant Counterpoint, XI. Polytonality, XII. Fourths and Fifths and XIII. all of the above
Mark Mothersbaugh	Lindbergh Palace Hotel Suite	Royal Tenenbaums Sdtk	Hollywood Records
Antonio Salieri	Der Rauchfangkehrer, oder Die Unentbehrlichen Verräther ihrer Herrshcaften aus Eigennutz (1781)	Mozart, Reghini, Salieri: Arie di Bravura	Virgin Classics	Diana Damrau, soprano with Le Cercle de l'Harmonie directed by Jérémie Rohrer. : Aria "Basta viceste...Ah non lasciarmi" Opera title translates to: "The Chimney Sweep, or The Indispensable Betrayers of Their Lordships out of Self-interest"
Antonio Vivaldi	O qui coeli terraeque serenitas, solo motet for voice, strings & continuo in E flat major, RV 631: Aria Largo (ca. 1742)	Angelica Tuccari: Soprano In Concert 1957-1969	Fabula Classica	Orchestri di Napoli della RAI, conducted by Bruno Maderna! (nb, I originally believed this to be composed by Scarlatti, however, it is performed by the Orchestra A. Scarlatti di Napoli della Raii, but indeed composed by Vivaldi.)

Henryk Górecki	I. Lento - Sostenuto Tranquillo Ma Cantabile (1976)	Symphony No. 3, Op. 36	Nonesuch	Dawn Upshaw, soprano; London Sinfonietta directed by David Zinman
Anton Arensky	String Quartet No.2 in A Minor, Op. 35 "Cello" (1894)	Music@Menlo - Origin/Essence: A Musical Odyssey	Music@Menlo	Live recording 2004. Scored for violin, viola and two cellos. Performed by Ronald Thomas, Sumire Kudo, Cynthia Phelps and Ian Swensen
Music behind DJ: Andrew Bird	Orpheo Looks Back "Orpheo Looks Back" by "Andrew Bird"	Break It Yourself	Mom + Pop
Jean Sibelius	Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 47 in D Minor. I. Allegro Moderato (1904)	Sibelius & Korngold: Violin Concertos / Sinding Suite	EMI Classics	Itzhak Perelman, violin. Pittsburgh Symphony directed by Andre Previn. REcorded 1985.

Listener comments!
	8:04pm Phil Crum: Please stop this.
	8:06pm j4ff: Hmm. Stop what? Gotta get in tune!
	8:07pm j4ff: PS - glad you are back, Bethany. We missed you.
	8:07pm bethany: Very happy to be here!
	8:08pm ranjit: 440 is 88 50s!
	8:09pm Mitten John: Bethany - As "an official graduate", do you have a fancy, shmancy title?
	8:20pm G: 440 is 8.8 50s, for those scoring at home... damn decimal places!!!
	8:20pm rick: A nice depiction of your traiin ride, and greetings from 90.1, nice to hear you!
	8:25pm ranjit: Decimal places! Argh! 88 5s.
	8:26pm rick: 88s r 88s n they radiates!
	8:29pm rick: Wow....... ......
	8:31pm ranjit: Also wow.....
	8:31pm A442: Was listening in the car driving home from, yes, a weekend getaway. Didn't want to get out for fear that I'd miss something. Apparently not. Love the show.
	8:32pm seph: I didn't doubt you for a second actually...
	8:32pm bethany: Curious if anyone knows what this is - if it's familiar or not...?
	8:34pm giraffe-o: Sounds Barberesque...
	8:34pm j4ff: First time I've heard it. I triple the wow
	8:34pm the glowing one: sounds like film music
	8:36pm allen: gorecki... ? spelled wrong...
	8:36pm G: Mahler?
	8:38pm Jon6v6: I think this is Scarlatti's Stabat Mater
	8:38pm rick: I got fm crackle on it like an old record, like allen's guess w/ Gorecki, but don't know!
	8:39pm giraffe-o: Now I need to know what the next one is, with the string quartet... Telemann ;) ?
	8:42pm rick: Bethany, you are being a bitch!
	8:43pm j4ff: WTF??
	8:44pm john: ha! now she's never gonna tell us. way to go rick.
	8:44pm seang: debussy opera
	8:47pm giraffe-o: you Deutsche is showing
	8:48pm seph: I like this beatie piece
	8:50pm Dead Corporate Eyes: aw, let 'em turn over, then!
	8:52pm giraffe-o: Finland is known for its dangerous vodka... my g'parents are from there....
	8:53pm j4ff: Yeah, um, Rick...I think you should take that name calling somewhere else.
	8:56pm bethany: No offense. I'm just curious what was so anger inducing. Probably that I played the Arensky movements out of order, right? Gets me in trouble all the time.
	8:58pm rick: Deep apologies. Was teasing but badly done. It was meant with genuine affection.
	9:00pm yad: who is the composer of the Arensky piece? ignorant Dave
	9:01pm ranjit: I'm just gonna hum "The True Wheel" along with this Sibelius for a few minutes if you don't mind...
	9:02pm Under the speaker: You know it's good radio when blood boils over the identity of a symphony orchestra piece. Brava, Beth!
	9:02pm Ian: Nice choices of pieces! Y'all come on back soon!
	9:05pm bethany: Thanks everyone for tuning in, it's been fun. Hope you were able to listen to everything as loud as I was here in Studio A. Take Care!
	9:08pm G: Itzhak drops the hammer.
	9:08pm john: so, wait...that was Gorecki's third symphony, final movement?
	9:10pm seph: thank you bethany!
	11:18pm bethany: Yes, Górecki's Third Symphony. Not deterred by grumblings - it's in good humor. Will return next week to stir things up even more.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments
Some dude tuning his piano on YouTube	'I think it helps if u have some alcohol to do this process'	http://youtu.be/XjZIwxrY3Ss	(x)	50,004 have viewed this. I'll wager that none of their pianos are in tune.
Wallingford Riegger	New and the Old, Op. 38 (1944)	Wallingford Riegger: Music for Piano and Winds	Bridge Records	Gilbert Kalish, piano. We heard: II. The Major Second, IV. The Twelve Tones, VI. Twelve Upside Down, VIII. Chromatics, IX. Dissonant Counterpoint, XI. Polytonality, XII. Fourths and Fifths and XIII. all of the above
Mark Mothersbaugh	Lindbergh Palace Hotel Suite	Royal Tenenbaums Sdtk	Hollywood Records
Antonio Salieri	Der Rauchfangkehrer, oder Die Unentbehrlichen Verräther ihrer Herrshcaften aus Eigennutz (1781)	Mozart, Reghini, Salieri: Arie di Bravura	Virgin Classics	Diana Damrau, soprano with Le Cercle de l'Harmonie directed by Jérémie Rohrer. : Aria "Basta viceste...Ah non lasciarmi" Opera title translates to: "The Chimney Sweep, or The Indispensable Betrayers of Their Lordships out of Self-interest"
Antonio Vivaldi	O qui coeli terraeque serenitas, solo motet for voice, strings & continuo in E flat major, RV 631: Aria Largo (ca. 1742)	Angelica Tuccari: Soprano In Concert 1957-1969	Fabula Classica	Orchestri di Napoli della RAI, conducted by Bruno Maderna! (nb, I originally believed this to be composed by Scarlatti, however, it is performed by the Orchestra A. Scarlatti di Napoli della Raii, but indeed composed by Vivaldi.)

Henryk Górecki	I. Lento - Sostenuto Tranquillo Ma Cantabile (1976)	Symphony No. 3, Op. 36	Nonesuch	Dawn Upshaw, soprano; London Sinfonietta directed by David Zinman
Anton Arensky	String Quartet No.2 in A Minor, Op. 35 "Cello" (1894)	Music@Menlo - Origin/Essence: A Musical Odyssey	Music@Menlo	Live recording 2004. Scored for violin, viola and two cellos. Performed by Ronald Thomas, Sumire Kudo, Cynthia Phelps and Ian Swensen
Music behind DJ: Andrew Bird	Orpheo Looks Back "Orpheo Looks Back" by "Andrew Bird"	Break It Yourself	Mom + Pop
Jean Sibelius	Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 47 in D Minor. I. Allegro Moderato (1904)	Sibelius & Korngold: Violin Concertos / Sinding Suite	EMI Classics	Itzhak Perelman, violin. Pittsburgh Symphony directed by Andre Previn. REcorded 1985.

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Listener comments!
	8:04pm Phil Crum: Please stop this.
	8:06pm j4ff: Hmm. Stop what? Gotta get in tune!
	8:07pm j4ff: PS - glad you are back, Bethany. We missed you.
	8:07pm bethany: Very happy to be here!
	8:08pm ranjit: 440 is 88 50s!
	8:09pm Mitten John: Bethany - As "an official graduate", do you have a fancy, shmancy title?
	8:20pm G: 440 is 8.8 50s, for those scoring at home... damn decimal places!!!
	8:20pm rick: A nice depiction of your traiin ride, and greetings from 90.1, nice to hear you!
	8:25pm ranjit: Decimal places! Argh! 88 5s.
	8:26pm rick: 88s r 88s n they radiates!
	8:29pm rick: Wow....... ......
	8:31pm ranjit: Also wow.....
	8:31pm A442: Was listening in the car driving home from, yes, a weekend getaway. Didn't want to get out for fear that I'd miss something. Apparently not. Love the show.
	8:32pm seph: I didn't doubt you for a second actually...
	8:32pm bethany: Curious if anyone knows what this is - if it's familiar or not...?
	8:34pm giraffe-o: Sounds Barberesque...
	8:34pm j4ff: First time I've heard it. I triple the wow
	8:34pm the glowing one: sounds like film music
	8:36pm allen: gorecki... ? spelled wrong...
	8:36pm G: Mahler?
	8:38pm Jon6v6: I think this is Scarlatti's Stabat Mater
	8:38pm rick: I got fm crackle on it like an old record, like allen's guess w/ Gorecki, but don't know!
	8:39pm giraffe-o: Now I need to know what the next one is, with the string quartet... Telemann ;) ?
	8:42pm rick: Bethany, you are being a bitch!
	8:43pm j4ff: WTF??
	8:44pm john: ha! now she's never gonna tell us. way to go rick.
	8:44pm seang: debussy opera
	8:47pm giraffe-o: you Deutsche is showing
	8:48pm seph: I like this beatie piece
	8:50pm Dead Corporate Eyes: aw, let 'em turn over, then!
	8:52pm giraffe-o: Finland is known for its dangerous vodka... my g'parents are from there....
	8:53pm j4ff: Yeah, um, Rick...I think you should take that name calling somewhere else.
	8:56pm bethany: No offense. I'm just curious what was so anger inducing. Probably that I played the Arensky movements out of order, right? Gets me in trouble all the time.
	8:58pm rick: Deep apologies. Was teasing but badly done. It was meant with genuine affection.
	9:00pm yad: who is the composer of the Arensky piece? ignorant Dave
	9:01pm ranjit: I'm just gonna hum "The True Wheel" along with this Sibelius for a few minutes if you don't mind...
	9:02pm Under the speaker: You know it's good radio when blood boils over the identity of a symphony orchestra piece. Brava, Beth!
	9:02pm Ian: Nice choices of pieces! Y'all come on back soon!
	9:05pm bethany: Thanks everyone for tuning in, it's been fun. Hope you were able to listen to everything as loud as I was here in Studio A. Take Care!
	9:08pm G: Itzhak drops the hammer.
	9:08pm john: so, wait...that was Gorecki's third symphony, final movement?
	9:10pm seph: thank you bethany!
	11:18pm bethany: Yes, Górecki's Third Symphony. Not deterred by grumblings - it's in good humor. Will return next week to stir things up even more.

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from May 28, 2012

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