WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from February 7, 2017

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from February 7, 2017

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February 7, 2017: A440, Op. 4, No. 17: The Fast and the Ferocious: Barber, Ginastera, Ruth Crawfod Seeger, Prokofiev and others

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Samuel Barber	Concerto for Violin, Op. 14, III. Presto (1944)	Barber / Korngold	Deutsche Grammophon	Gil Shaham, violin with the London Sinfonietta directed by Andre Previn	0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Alberto Ginastera	12 Preludios Americanos: Op. 12 (1944)	Complete Piano and Organ Music	Naxos	Fernando Viani, piano	0:03:43 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Ruth Crawford Seeger	Piano Study in Mixed Accents - three performances (1930)	Best	Bis - X5 Music Group	Jenny Lin, piano Here's the score if you're curious! Sixteenth note tempo marking 400-500 beats per minute http://petruccilibrary.ca/linkhandler.php?path=/imglnks/caimg/4/4b/IMSLP397190-PMLP642817-Crawford_-_Study_in_Mixed_Accents.pdf	0:14:30 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Aaron Copland	Music for Movies: 5. Thrashing Machines	Aaron Copland Songbook	U-5	It's actually THRESHING Machines, but I think I'm going to keep it the way I typed it the first time!!! Elgar Howarth conducting the London Sinfonietta	0:16:39 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Krzystof Penderecki	Largo: Adagio for Cello and Orchestra (2003)	Works for Cellos and Orchestra	Naxos	Ivan Monighetti, cello with the Warsaw National Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Antoni Wit. Commissioned by Mstislav Rostropovich, who premiered it in Vienna in 2005	0:27:49 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Aaron Copland	Quiet City (1940) "Quiet City (1940)" by "Aaron Copland"	American Classics: Aaron Copland	EMI Classics	New York Chamber Symphony	0:33:22 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
David Lang	Gravity for piano four hands (2005)	Zoforbit: A Space Odyssey	Sono Luminus	ZOFO duet: Eva-Maria Zimmermann and Keisuke Nakagoshi	0:42:23 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Sergei Prokofiev	Toccata In D Minor, Op. 11 (1912)	The Composer Plays	Nimbus Records	Prokofiev himself on piano, recorded 1935	0:49:46 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Claude Debussy	Sonata for Cello & Piano, L.135: 3. Finale (Anime)	The Complete Duo Recordings	Deutsche Grammophon	Mischa Miasky, cello and Martha Argerich, piano	0:53:30 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Olivier Messiaen	Theme and Variations for violin and piano (1932)	The Complete Duo Recordings	Deutsche Grammophon	Gidon Kremer, violin and Martha Argerich, piano	0:57:13 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	8:02pm Bethany Ryker: Greetings all, I have a task for anyone interested....
	♥ 8:06pm foofs: We can't rescue 100 million of you, but we'll do what we can!
	♥ 8:06pm redkayak: Hello!
	♥ 8:06pm redkayak: Task?
	♥ 8:09pm Parq: Mayhap "frantic".
	8:14pm Listener Robert: So they really compose with directions like that? What happened to good ol' allegrissimo?
	8:16pm Bethany Ryker: Prestissimo! I posted a link to a PDF of the score, you can check that out, Robert!
	8:17pm Listener Robert: This past Sun. AM, the guy on NewtRadio was playing a Bernstein concert-for-young-people in which he gave his opinion that what people meant by "classical" was better captured as "exact" composition. When did they get THAT exact?
	♥ 8:17pm redkayak: ....like trying to follow a butterfly in flight across a meadow
	♥ 8:17pm redkayak: (the word for, lol....)
	8:18pm Wrecktum: hai
	8:18pm Bob Farquat: hey
	8:19pm Listener Robert: Hmm...December 1930. Yeah, that was when Technocracy was new & popular, as I found out from following a link I think from a WFMU page recently.
	8:20pm JakeGould: So what is the task again?
	♥ 8:20pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bethany
	8:21pm Listener Robert: No, wait, I think it was a link from a Looney Tune that referenced Technocracy.
	8:25pm Listener Robert: Now your kid gets sued for sexual harassment.
	♥ 8:27pm redkayak: Yes. Kids still celebrate Valentine's Day in grade school.....at least around here
	8:43pm Bethany Ryker: Hi everyone who has just joined the program! Glad you are out there. If you want a throwback analog VALENTINE I got one for you. Send an email to me with your mailing address, and a custom WFMU actual paper message will reach you. bethany (at) wfmu (dot) org
	8:55pm JakeGould: An actual paper message? You mean an… “Alternative Fax?” bows bows dodges thrown tomatoes bows bows
	8:56pm Bethany Ryker: Actual Paper. Edges slightly yellowed. Actual stamps. Pen. Maybe even stickers. Can't do candy, unfortunately.
	8:57pm mahall: It shouldn't be weird to me that I can hear recordings of Prokofiev himself playing his music, but it is...I mean, when I play Lt Kije Suite around Xmas I don't actually think of the guy going into recording studios. But obviously....
	8:58pm Just Tuned in: Always Love the selections Bethany. I use your archives to increase my knowledge of orchestrated music. I am tired of the same old overplayed A sides. I look at times for a more eccentric fare.
	♥ 8:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, folks. Look what Ranjit has this year for Instrument A Day. www.moonmilk.com
	♥ 9:01pm coelacanth∅: Thank you Bethany Have a great week!
	9:01pm Listening Out There: Valentine's is cool!
	9:02pm Listener Robert: Yay! Maybe I'll send you one, Ms, Ryker.
	9:05pm Bethany Ryker: Please do, if you wish :) Bethany/ A440 WFMU PO Box 2011 Jersey City, NJ 07303
	2:30am bunyan: Thank you for the Debussy movement: I believe I've heard you playing this in the background a number of times and have been wanting to know what it is!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Samuel Barber	Concerto for Violin, Op. 14, III. Presto (1944)	Barber / Korngold	Deutsche Grammophon	Gil Shaham, violin with the London Sinfonietta directed by Andre Previn	0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Alberto Ginastera	12 Preludios Americanos: Op. 12 (1944)	Complete Piano and Organ Music	Naxos	Fernando Viani, piano	0:03:43 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Ruth Crawford Seeger	Piano Study in Mixed Accents - three performances (1930)	Best	Bis - X5 Music Group	Jenny Lin, piano Here's the score if you're curious! Sixteenth note tempo marking 400-500 beats per minute http://petruccilibrary.ca/linkhandler.php?path=/imglnks/caimg/4/4b/IMSLP397190-PMLP642817-Crawford_-_Study_in_Mixed_Accents.pdf	0:14:30 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Aaron Copland	Music for Movies: 5. Thrashing Machines	Aaron Copland Songbook	U-5	It's actually THRESHING Machines, but I think I'm going to keep it the way I typed it the first time!!! Elgar Howarth conducting the London Sinfonietta	0:16:39 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Krzystof Penderecki	Largo: Adagio for Cello and Orchestra (2003)	Works for Cellos and Orchestra	Naxos	Ivan Monighetti, cello with the Warsaw National Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Antoni Wit. Commissioned by Mstislav Rostropovich, who premiered it in Vienna in 2005	0:27:49 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Aaron Copland	Quiet City (1940) "Quiet City (1940)" by "Aaron Copland"	American Classics: Aaron Copland	EMI Classics	New York Chamber Symphony	0:33:22 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
David Lang	Gravity for piano four hands (2005)	Zoforbit: A Space Odyssey	Sono Luminus	ZOFO duet: Eva-Maria Zimmermann and Keisuke Nakagoshi	0:42:23 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Sergei Prokofiev	Toccata In D Minor, Op. 11 (1912)	The Composer Plays	Nimbus Records	Prokofiev himself on piano, recorded 1935	0:49:46 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Claude Debussy	Sonata for Cello & Piano, L.135: 3. Finale (Anime)	The Complete Duo Recordings	Deutsche Grammophon	Mischa Miasky, cello and Martha Argerich, piano	0:53:30 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Olivier Messiaen	Theme and Variations for violin and piano (1932)	The Complete Duo Recordings	Deutsche Grammophon	Gidon Kremer, violin and Martha Argerich, piano	0:57:13 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:02pm Bethany Ryker: Greetings all, I have a task for anyone interested....
	♥ 8:06pm foofs: We can't rescue 100 million of you, but we'll do what we can!
	♥ 8:06pm redkayak: Hello!
	♥ 8:06pm redkayak: Task?
	♥ 8:09pm Parq: Mayhap "frantic".
	8:14pm Listener Robert: So they really compose with directions like that? What happened to good ol' allegrissimo?
	8:16pm Bethany Ryker: Prestissimo! I posted a link to a PDF of the score, you can check that out, Robert!
	8:17pm Listener Robert: This past Sun. AM, the guy on NewtRadio was playing a Bernstein concert-for-young-people in which he gave his opinion that what people meant by "classical" was better captured as "exact" composition. When did they get THAT exact?
	♥ 8:17pm redkayak: ....like trying to follow a butterfly in flight across a meadow
	♥ 8:17pm redkayak: (the word for, lol....)
	8:18pm Wrecktum: hai
	8:18pm Bob Farquat: hey
	8:19pm Listener Robert: Hmm...December 1930. Yeah, that was when Technocracy was new & popular, as I found out from following a link I think from a WFMU page recently.
	8:20pm JakeGould: So what is the task again?
	♥ 8:20pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bethany
	8:21pm Listener Robert: No, wait, I think it was a link from a Looney Tune that referenced Technocracy.
	8:25pm Listener Robert: Now your kid gets sued for sexual harassment.
	♥ 8:27pm redkayak: Yes. Kids still celebrate Valentine's Day in grade school.....at least around here
	8:43pm Bethany Ryker: Hi everyone who has just joined the program! Glad you are out there. If you want a throwback analog VALENTINE I got one for you. Send an email to me with your mailing address, and a custom WFMU actual paper message will reach you. bethany (at) wfmu (dot) org
	8:55pm JakeGould: An actual paper message? You mean an… “Alternative Fax?” bows bows dodges thrown tomatoes bows bows
	8:56pm Bethany Ryker: Actual Paper. Edges slightly yellowed. Actual stamps. Pen. Maybe even stickers. Can't do candy, unfortunately.
	8:57pm mahall: It shouldn't be weird to me that I can hear recordings of Prokofiev himself playing his music, but it is...I mean, when I play Lt Kije Suite around Xmas I don't actually think of the guy going into recording studios. But obviously....
	8:58pm Just Tuned in: Always Love the selections Bethany. I use your archives to increase my knowledge of orchestrated music. I am tired of the same old overplayed A sides. I look at times for a more eccentric fare.
	♥ 8:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, folks. Look what Ranjit has this year for Instrument A Day. www.moonmilk.com
	♥ 9:01pm coelacanth∅: Thank you Bethany Have a great week!
	9:01pm Listening Out There: Valentine's is cool!
	9:02pm Listener Robert: Yay! Maybe I'll send you one, Ms, Ryker.
	9:05pm Bethany Ryker: Please do, if you wish :) Bethany/ A440 WFMU PO Box 2011 Jersey City, NJ 07303
	2:30am bunyan: Thank you for the Debussy movement: I believe I've heard you playing this in the background a number of times and have been wanting to know what it is!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from February 7, 2017

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