WFMU: Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from September 30, 2020

Listener comments!
	🥁 ♥ 5:04pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, David and Ruth!
	5:04pm ruth: Hello James
	🥁 ♥ 5:08pm WR: Headphones? Ok, in a bit.
	♥ 5:08pm david w: Afternoon, james, welcome!
	5:10pm ruth: I'm sticking with the speaker so the pets can listen too
	🥁 ♥ 5:12pm doctorjazz: Hi, David and Ruth! Like this piece!
	♥ 5:15pm david w: Hello djazz! Lots of slowly unfolding music today. Enjoy!
	🥁 ♥ 5:32pm WR: Moved from kitchen to bedroom/ office. Using headphones now.
	♥ 5:33pm david w: Hey, WR! Immerse thyself.
	5:34pm ruth: dr. j WR hey! Having a good soak I hope.
	🥁 ♥ 5:40pm WR: The stereo imaging of the piano is interesting.
	♥ 5:43pm david w: Sergei is fascinated by electronics and psychoacoustics as much as by the piano (and its history).
	🥁 ♥ 5:59pm WR: Remarkable that I have no recollection of knowing of the work of Joan Jonas. Must not have been paying attention. Looking out the window or dozing too often. Jaso Moran contribute the piano on this?
	🥁 ♥ 5:59pm WR: Jason....
	🥁 ♥ 6:09pm WR: Sorry, should read the note before asking.
	♥ 6:15pm david w: Jonas' circles are really video art and the movement artists like Yvonne Rainer so sound folks may have been looking elsewhere.
	6:16pm ruth: I was lucky enough to see a few of JJ's performances in the Berkeley Art Museum in the mid 70's and they were really a touchstone for me. her beautiful drawings projected.
	♥ 6:18pm βrian: That's an interesting crib, there. I wonder what the annual window cleaning bill is.
	♥ 6:18pm βrian: (Assuming it's at human scale ...)
	♥ 6:19pm gailvachon: Hello. I'm late.
	6:21pm ruth: βrian & Gail hi. There is no late any more Gail.
	♥ 6:22pm david w: Ha, βrian! Those "homes of the future" folks always neglect a few key details.
	♥ 6:22pm david w: Gail!
	6:23pm ruth: I just wanted to add that one of the performances of Joan Jonas I saw was Organic Honey's Vertical Roll which is, to my recollection the first time I saw a piece using an electronic glitch as a formal element
	🥁 ♥ 6:24pm WR: Forget the window cleaning bill, the landscape maintenance would be immense. All so neatly mown and trimmed. The 50s indeed.
	6:26pm ruth: @βrian there's probably scaffolding up all over the dome half the year. Just like IRL NYC
	🥁 ♥ 6:29pm Webhamster Henry: I usually catch the archive since your time-slot bump, but Hi!
	6:29pm ruth: HI hamster!
	🥁 ♥ 6:36pm WR: ruth, wikipedia on write up on Verical Roll and Organic Honey emphasizes early use of video feed to CRT monitors. Do you recall if the use of video itself (not whether Jonas was doing something special) seemed new and fresh to you at the time.
	♥ 6:36pm david w: Yes, Henry, we've heard that a lot.
	6:40pm ruth: I had seen plenty of video art by the mid seventies but none of it that I saw was used as extensively in a live performance situation that also incorporated movement, live sound, and projections
	🥁 ♥ 6:42pm WR: Interesting how this piece does evoke urban and rural ambient sound. Crickets and bull roaring frogs and garbage trucks and ventilation systems.
	♥ 6:42pm ParUbi: This music is how I know that this is the station for me <3
	♥ 6:43pm david w: Coming after us: 7-10pm (ET) : BODEGA POP LIVE with Gary Sullivan : Cassette Culture: Newly ripped tracks from Algerian, Burmese, Cambodian, Cuban, Ecuadoran, Egyptian, Lebanese, Moroccan, Sudanese, Syrian, Turkish, and Yemeni tapes. 10-Midnight (ET) : IF YOU LOSE YOUR HORSE with Sam Segal Midnight to ??? Did I say the word Hellraiser?
	♥ 6:43pm david w: ParUbi! Back at you!
	6:44pm ruth: XO @ParUbi. You and me both!
	🥁 ♥ 6:45pm WR: Yes, Gary has started digitizing his tape collection.
	♥ 6:48pm david w: This concert was in Brooklyn, but the nature (and bird!) sounds are likely transported by David Dunn but maybe mixed with garbage trucks here?
	🥁 ♥ 6:48pm WR: @ruth @6:40, thank you for the reply.
	♥ 6:49pm Ike: Good evening!
	♥ 6:50pm david w: Ike! Good one to you too!
	🥁 ♥ 6:52pm WR: The nature and urban and synthetic interweave. Coexisting.
	♥ 6:55pm david w: There's something to ponder as we blunder forward.
	🥁 ♥ 6:55pm WR: Hellraiser. Oh, damn, they've assigned your program quota, i mean goal.
	♥ 6:56pm david w: Wrapping up here. Thanks, everybody and hang in for Gary S and his newly digitized cassettes up next!
	🥁 ♥ 6:59pm WR: Thank you david and ruth. I took a sick day today, allergies, so was able to be fully engaged through the whole program. A pleasure.
	7:00pm ruth: I'll be re-listening to this one for sure. Thanks David and RR fans for coming once again. WE love you!
	♥ 7:00pm david w: Thanks, Ruth and all!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from September 30, 2020

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Ridgewood Radio features concert recordings by adventurous bands and experimental musicians and restored archival tapes from private and institutional collections captured at venues large and small across the five boroughs of New York. It is produced by David Weinstein and Outpost Artists Resources operating out of the Ridgewood section of Queens, NY, where you'll find more yellow bricks than on the road to Oz and the cemetery of your choice is never more than a few blocks from home.

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September 30, 2020: Imaginary Universes

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Long-form, electronically-flavored works from Sergei Tcherepnin,
Joan Jonas, and Gustavo Matamoros with Frozen Music.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Kato Hideki	Two Bullets and Two Arrows	Tremolo of Joy	Self-released/Bandcamp	2020	Composer/bassist's newly remastered sessions from 2007 with Charles Burnham (violin), Briggan Krauss (alto sax), Grant Calvin Weston (drums & pocket trumpet) and Ed Tomney (electronics). Excerpt.
Music behind DJ: DW	"DW"					0:03:23 (Pop-up)
Sergei Tcherepnin	Concert Recording	Roulette Commission	Roulette Concert Archive	16 Dec 2013	For piano and multichannel electronics, described as influenced by "Giacinto Scelsi’s one-tone compositions, Valentin Silvestrov’s floating Metamusik, and Maryanne Amacher’s studies in structure borne sound". Excerpt.	0:07:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: DW	"DW"					0:50:22 (Pop-up)
Joan Jonas	Reanimation (concert recording)	Performa 13 Festival	Roulette Concert Archive	16 Nov 2013	The performance artist’s epic, inspired by the novel Under the Glacier (1968) by Icelandic writer Halldor Laxness, originally created for dOCUMENTA (13) with jazz pianist Jason Moran. Excerpt.	0:49:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: DW	"DW"					1:16:22 (Pop-up)
Gustavo Matamoros	March in NY (concert recording)	Interpretations Concert Series	Roulette Concert Archive	1 March 2018	Composer Matamoros and the Miami-based sound art collective Frozen Music (David Dunn and Rene Barge) in a multichannel performance piece using custom-designed audio technology to capture and stimulate indoor and outdoor spaces. Excerpt.	1:20:22 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!
	🥁 ♥ 5:04pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, David and Ruth!
	5:04pm ruth: Hello James
	🥁 ♥ 5:08pm WR: Headphones? Ok, in a bit.
	♥ 5:08pm david w: Afternoon, james, welcome!
	5:10pm ruth: I'm sticking with the speaker so the pets can listen too
	🥁 ♥ 5:12pm doctorjazz: Hi, David and Ruth! Like this piece!
	♥ 5:15pm david w: Hello djazz! Lots of slowly unfolding music today. Enjoy!
	🥁 ♥ 5:32pm WR: Moved from kitchen to bedroom/ office. Using headphones now.
	♥ 5:33pm david w: Hey, WR! Immerse thyself.
	5:34pm ruth: dr. j WR hey! Having a good soak I hope.
	🥁 ♥ 5:40pm WR: The stereo imaging of the piano is interesting.
	♥ 5:43pm david w: Sergei is fascinated by electronics and psychoacoustics as much as by the piano (and its history).
	🥁 ♥ 5:59pm WR: Remarkable that I have no recollection of knowing of the work of Joan Jonas. Must not have been paying attention. Looking out the window or dozing too often. Jaso Moran contribute the piano on this?
	🥁 ♥ 5:59pm WR: Jason....
	🥁 ♥ 6:09pm WR: Sorry, should read the note before asking.
	♥ 6:15pm david w: Jonas' circles are really video art and the movement artists like Yvonne Rainer so sound folks may have been looking elsewhere.
	6:16pm ruth: I was lucky enough to see a few of JJ's performances in the Berkeley Art Museum in the mid 70's and they were really a touchstone for me. her beautiful drawings projected.
	♥ 6:18pm βrian: That's an interesting crib, there. I wonder what the annual window cleaning bill is.
	♥ 6:18pm βrian: (Assuming it's at human scale ...)
	♥ 6:19pm gailvachon: Hello. I'm late.
	6:21pm ruth: βrian & Gail hi. There is no late any more Gail.
	♥ 6:22pm david w: Ha, βrian! Those "homes of the future" folks always neglect a few key details.
	♥ 6:22pm david w: Gail!
	6:23pm ruth: I just wanted to add that one of the performances of Joan Jonas I saw was Organic Honey's Vertical Roll which is, to my recollection the first time I saw a piece using an electronic glitch as a formal element
	🥁 ♥ 6:24pm WR: Forget the window cleaning bill, the landscape maintenance would be immense. All so neatly mown and trimmed. The 50s indeed.
	6:26pm ruth: @βrian there's probably scaffolding up all over the dome half the year. Just like IRL NYC
	🥁 ♥ 6:29pm Webhamster Henry: I usually catch the archive since your time-slot bump, but Hi!
	6:29pm ruth: HI hamster!
	🥁 ♥ 6:36pm WR: ruth, wikipedia on write up on Verical Roll and Organic Honey emphasizes early use of video feed to CRT monitors. Do you recall if the use of video itself (not whether Jonas was doing something special) seemed new and fresh to you at the time.
	♥ 6:36pm david w: Yes, Henry, we've heard that a lot.
	6:40pm ruth: I had seen plenty of video art by the mid seventies but none of it that I saw was used as extensively in a live performance situation that also incorporated movement, live sound, and projections
	🥁 ♥ 6:42pm WR: Interesting how this piece does evoke urban and rural ambient sound. Crickets and bull roaring frogs and garbage trucks and ventilation systems.
	♥ 6:42pm ParUbi: This music is how I know that this is the station for me <3
	♥ 6:43pm david w: Coming after us: 7-10pm (ET) : BODEGA POP LIVE with Gary Sullivan : Cassette Culture: Newly ripped tracks from Algerian, Burmese, Cambodian, Cuban, Ecuadoran, Egyptian, Lebanese, Moroccan, Sudanese, Syrian, Turkish, and Yemeni tapes. 10-Midnight (ET) : IF YOU LOSE YOUR HORSE with Sam Segal Midnight to ??? Did I say the word Hellraiser?
	♥ 6:43pm david w: ParUbi! Back at you!
	6:44pm ruth: XO @ParUbi. You and me both!
	🥁 ♥ 6:45pm WR: Yes, Gary has started digitizing his tape collection.
	♥ 6:48pm david w: This concert was in Brooklyn, but the nature (and bird!) sounds are likely transported by David Dunn but maybe mixed with garbage trucks here?
	🥁 ♥ 6:48pm WR: @ruth @6:40, thank you for the reply.
	♥ 6:49pm Ike: Good evening!
	♥ 6:50pm david w: Ike! Good one to you too!
	🥁 ♥ 6:52pm WR: The nature and urban and synthetic interweave. Coexisting.
	♥ 6:55pm david w: There's something to ponder as we blunder forward.
	🥁 ♥ 6:55pm WR: Hellraiser. Oh, damn, they've assigned your program quota, i mean goal.
	♥ 6:56pm david w: Wrapping up here. Thanks, everybody and hang in for Gary S and his newly digitized cassettes up next!
	🥁 ♥ 6:59pm WR: Thank you david and ruth. I took a sick day today, allergies, so was able to be fully engaged through the whole program. A pleasure.
	7:00pm ruth: I'll be re-listening to this one for sure. Thanks David and RR fans for coming once again. WE love you!
	♥ 7:00pm david w: Thanks, Ruth and all!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from September 30, 2020

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