WFMU: Why Do We Only Listen to Dead People? with Carol Gimbel and Cullan Bryant: Playlist from October 13, 2024

Listener comments!
	6:00pm AskJoe: Hi Cullan
	6:02pm tom tom the pipers son: howdy carol and cullan been long long time...did you forget about us when you were out galavanting in concert halls all over the world....(i'm kidding, but maybe you were)
	🎻 6:03pm chresti: Hi Carol and Cullan and live ears!
	6:04pm ViolaChica: Hi everyone! We are so excited to be back. Yes, two weeks galavanting and one week WFMU was at Gonerfest.
	6:05pm ViolaChica: Yes!! Thank you to our amazing fill ins Jason and Amanda!! They were incredible.
	🎻 6:05pm chresti: Minister
	6:12pm tom tom the pipers son: that south carolina orchestra sounds modeled after the london symphonia
	6:12pm AskJoe: Blame me and Cullan if u don’t like the show
	6:13pm Casey: That was me! Though funny enough I normally host a classical show over on WKCR (and am also a Violist)
	6:13pm ViolaChica: ↳ Casey @6:13 W O W!
	6:14pm ViolaChica: ↳ Casey @6:13 No wonder I loved so many of your choices. #epluribus,viola
	6:15pm ViolaChica: ↳ ViolaChica @6:14 Hit me up when you are at WKCR. I live in the area.
	6:15pm Casey: Would love to have you on--I host Afternoon Classical every friday!
	6:16pm JB: ↳ Casey @6:13 Nice. What day and time your show? I probably listen but don't remember when. Wait are you around 6pm? I remember hearing Mahler a few times.
	6:16pm ViolaChica: ↳ Casey @6:15 I would be honored!
	6:16pm tom tom the pipers son: there was just a columbia student on radio row
	6:17pm Casey: I am said student!--3p-6pm You may be remembering I played Fritz Reiner Mahler No. 4 the a few weeks ago
	🎻 6:18pm PaulRobeson1924: ↳ Song: "Stabat Mater: XII. Quando Corpus morietur" by "Gi... VG +
	6:19pm ViolaChica: ↳ PaulRobeson1924 @6:18 Agreed. Gorgeous performance
	6:19pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Casey @6:17 oh....just with your rock n roll cap on
	6:20pm JB: ↳ Casey @6:17 Great! I was probably listening. I get lucky sometimes over the past year or two and hear Mahler 1 and 2. 1 is close to my heart, my kid's youth symphony played it a few years ago.
	6:25pm tom tom the pipers son: i don't remember a painter's "last pai nting" being exhibited any where although i think michealangelo's last work's been determined ...rondione pieta or something like that
	6:28pm tom tom the pipers son: when cullen mentioned south carolina i was waiting for hurricane travails...glad there were none
	6:29pm ViolaChica: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:28 Thanks! All is clear in SC. ...and thank you for the limerick!
	6:30pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ ViolaChica @6:29 ha! glad you liked it ...
	6:30pm Doug in DC: Hope you do blind Delius, dictating to Fenby.
	6:32pm Casey: Great show!
	6:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Already thinking on this theme today ! - as just heard a piece off John Coltrane's 'Expressions' Album in the Stork Club. Not his last work - but in that year. His liver gave out. So he knew something was up for a while. I think we can accept that Artists are intuitive & sensitively attuned & expressive sorts...
	6:34pm ViolaChica: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:33 Oh wow. It's in the "air"
	6:34pm ViolaChica: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:33 yeah...never an easy life. but a lot of beauty
	6:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'd presume Mozart's Requiem is the obvious example ...tho how near the precise end of his book I've no idea really...
	6:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...people like Patsy Cline & Jimi Hendrix went about telling people they didn't have long. So I'll stand by this...
	6:37pm ViolaChica: ↳ Doug in DC @6:30 Thank you. A lovely quote from Fenby's book - My friendship with Delius has confirmed in me that things of the spirit are of the first concern: that artistry plus technique –– not too much technique, however, but a little in hand –– are as essential in life as in the arts; that one should do in the arts rather than learn; that faults should be pointed out and corrected after the experience of doing, not explained beforehand; that the people who really count are those who discover new ways of making our lives more beautiful. Frederick Delius was such a man.
	6:42pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "String Quartet in D Minor, Op. 103, Hob. III:83: ... pretty spry for a last work
	6:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: Will we have time for Franz Schubert's Symphony Number 8 tonight?
	6:46pm tom tom the pipers son: knock knock who's there? you can't see me... why not? i'm haydn har har har
	6:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh the lead poisoning wasn't his hair !
	6:50pm coelacanth∅: Greetings Cullan and Carol and all
	6:50pm ViolaChica: ↳ coelacanth∅ @6:50 Greetings! SO happy to be here with you and everyone again!!
	6:51pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Wir irren allesamt, WoO 198" by "Ludwig van Beeth... almost a haiku
	6:51pm coelacanth∅: ↳ ViolaChica @6:50 yes, Welcome back!
	6:54pm tom tom the pipers son: maybe there's a german penchant for dry humor as death aproaches....i saw a simple black gravestone in berlin with auf weidersehn on the face of it ....see you later....
	🎻 6:59pm PaulRobeson1924: I’ll have a 1/2 cup of rolled oats with Hemp seed tonight. bowl oatmeal tonight with hemp seed… no gout please or other diseases of the bowl and so 0n
	7:02pm spodiodi: greetings, Carol, Cullan and all. welcome back!
	7:09pm coelacanth∅: aloha spodiodi
	7:11pm spodiodi: aloha, coelacanthØ
	7:11pm JReganK: ↳ Song: "6 Lieder Op.71 : VI Nachtlied" by "Felix Mendelss... Pretty together for a final piece. Reminds me of Chopin or Brahms.
	7:12pm JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:54 Ha! That works. I think I might use that.
	7:14pm JReganK: ↳ Song: "Mazurka No. 51 in F Minor, Op. 68 No. 4: Andantin... LMAO! I guess I was listening to Chopin!
	7:15pm spodiodi: ↳ JReganK @7:14 was wondering
	7:15pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ JReganK @7:12 yeah, it's pithy
	7:16pm JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:15 Right to the point
	🎻 7:18pm chresti: Haha constipated technique
	🎻 7:19pm PaulRobeson1924: It gives me pleasure, it gives me peace Gives me something to remember when seasons fly by I can't recall the words or the tune so clearly But I know when I hear it and I love it dearly
	7:19pm JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:15 And I can see the ethereal smirk.
	7:20pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ JReganK @7:19 my camera malfunctioned after taking a picture of it
	7:22pm ViolaChica: One of the kids at our performance said "It's classy music from a long time ago!"
	7:22pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Sonata for violin and piano in G minor, L. 140" b... sounds a little central european influenced
	🎻 7:23pm PaulRobeson1924: ↳ chresti @7:18 Lotta folks couldn’t get enough to eat. Look what happened to Mr.Dante and his inferno
	7:25pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:22 the slower parts remind me of the pastische played by the blind shepard in frankenstein
	7:25pm spodiodi: ↳ chresti @7:18 ha totally had me laughing!! was close to saying so. hi chresti!\\//
	🎻 7:28pm AMYGDALA: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:25 I think that may be the same piece that was reprised so nicely by Frau Blücher in Frankenstein, The Younger.
	7:29pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:22 does not seem so....
	7:30pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ AMYGDALA @7:28 ha! i zink you are Korrekt
	7:31pm tom tom the pipers son: ok gotta split thanks guys....
	🎻 7:32pm AMYGDALA: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:31 Good evening to you Tom of Piper progeny!
	🎻 7:33pm chresti: ↳ spodiodi @7:25 hi spodi!\\//
	7:35pm JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:20 Ha!
	🎻 7:35pm chresti: S'later tom tom!
	7:36pm JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:31 Auf Wiedersehen!
	🎻 7:39pm PaulRobeson1924: ↳ PaulRobeson1924 @6:59 Prevents Blindness and so on
	7:45pm ?: ↳ JReganK @7:12 How about, “so long, suckers!”?
	7:46pm Audiocarp: I said that, Mr. Regan
	7:46pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Been lurking since 6P. Wonderful show.
	7:48pm Audiocarp: How long has this show been on? I can’t FMU has a classical show
	7:48pm Audiocarp: Good evening tom tom
	🎻 7:49pm chresti: ↳ Audiocarp @7:48 Since summer?
	7:50pm Audiocarp: ↳ chresti @7:49 I rarely listen this late in the day
	7:51pm ViolaChica: ↳ Audiocarp @7:48 Yes....the beginning of June. Tonight has been over 90% classical but other nights it's more varied depending on contextualization.
	7:51pm Audiocarp: This stuff might be too brainy for FMu?
	🎻 7:52pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Piano Concerto No. 3, BB 127, Sz. 119 - II. Adagi... Nice one for BB to go out on.
	7:53pm Audiocarp: Don’t call it Barton’s last movement 🤡
	7:53pm spodiodi: thanks, Cullan and Carol!! great program today
	🎻 7:55pm chresti: ↳ Audiocarp @7:51 Good for classical noobs!
	7:56pm Audiocarp: There is really nowhere to hear serious classical on NY radio: WNYC is all-talk and WQXR just plays the greatest hits
	7:58pm Audiocarp: Go ahead trash and trash Columbia! They let Phil Schaap’s archive go to Vanderbilt university
	7:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Cullan! Thanks Carol!
	7:59pm Audiocarp: And KCR has gone way downhill since Schiaparelli died
	7:59pm Hunterian: ↳ Audiocarp @7:58 Really? I didn't know that!
	7:59pm ViolaChica: Thanks friends! Was so nice to be with you all once again!!! Until next week be well....
	7:59pm Starkville Bill: Dang, I missed it. I'll catch it in the archives.
	7:59pm Audiocarp: ↳ Hunterian @7:59 Yep
	7:59pm Daniel from PEI.: Thank you! Lovely music and great stories.
	8:00pm Audiocarp: Great show, I wish I tuned in earlier
	🎻 8:00pm AMYGDALA: Great show Cullan - many thanks! Looking forward to next week and the surprises that you mentioned are on deck!
	8:00pm Hunterian: ↳ Audiocarp @8:00 Ditto!
	8:00pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: ↳ Audiocarp @7:56 WKCR has some decent classical programming. Undecided whether it's gone downhill since Phil Schaap passed. I also listen to WRTI outta Philadelphia for classical.
	8:04pm Audiocarp: Right, I forgot that QXR plays classical
	10:59pm Pianoman: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:35 Was going to do Mozart Requiem but nixed it. The first movement is by Mozart. The entirety of the rest is from Mozart scanty sketches and completed by Sussmayr (NOT Salieri)
	10:33am JReganK: ↳ Audiocarp @7:53 Hey, A-Carp! It's been a while. Hope you're well!
	10:43am JReganK: ↳ Audiocarp @7:58 That's BS!

Why Do We Only Listen to Dead People? with Carol Gimbel and Cullan Bryant: Playlist from October 13, 2024

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From the most profound classical music recordings ever made, to genres and musical perspectives from around the globe, talk on music, art and recordings that changed our lives and the world around us. Tune-in as we explore why we only listen to "dead" people, and what is "alive" in music today. Special guests, call-ins welcome.

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October 13, 2024: Classical Swan Songs

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Monty Python	Decomposing Composers	Monty Python's Contractual Obligation Album	Arista	1980		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Giovanni Battista Pergolesi	Stabat Mater: XII. Quando Corpus morietur	Pergolesi: Stabat Mater, Laudate pueri & Confitebor	Erato / Warner Classics	2013	Conductor: Diego Fasolis Ensemble: I Barocchisti Soprano Vocals: Julia Lezhneva Counter- Tenor Vocals: Philippe Jaroussky	0:14:04 (Pop-up)
J.S. Bach	Vor deinen Thron tret' ich, BWV 668	Bach, J.S.: Organ Works, Helmut Walcha	Archive International Productions	1971	Helmut Walcha, organ	0:23:48 (Pop-up)
Sadhguru	How to Prepare For Death					0:31:05 (Pop-up)
Joseph Haydn	String Quartet in D Minor, Op. 103, Hob. III:83: I. Andante grazioso	Haydn: The Last 3 String Quartets	Sony Classical	1997	L'Archibudelli	0:31:10 (Pop-up)
Joseph Haydn	String Quartet in D Minor, Op. 103, Hob. III:83: II. Menuetto ma non troppo presto	Haydn: The Last 3 String Quartets	Sony Classical	1997	L'Archibudelli	0:36:30 (Pop-up)
Ludwig van Beethoven	Wir irren allesamt, WoO 198	Beethoven Edition, Vol. 8	Brilliant Classics	2017	Choir: Berliner Solisten Choir: Kammerchor der Berliner Singakademie Conductor: Dietrich Knothe	0:47:51 (Pop-up)
Franz Schubert	Schwanengesang, D. 957: Die Taubenpost, D. 965a	Schubert: Song Cycles	Decca	1990	Peter Schreier · András Schiff	0:55:04 (Pop-up)
Felix Mendelssohn	6 Lieder Op.71 : VI Nachtlied	Mendelssohn Edition Volume 3 - Oratorios & Lieder	Teldec Classics International GMBH	1992	Barbara Bonney, sporano Geoffrey Parsons, piano	0:58:36 (Pop-up)
Frederic Chopin	Mazurka No. 51 in F Minor, Op. 68 No. 4: Andantino	The Art Of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli	Deutsche Grammophon	1972	Benedetti Michelangeli, piano	1:11:01 (Pop-up)
Johannes Brahms	11 Chorale Preludes, Op. 122: No. 11. O Welt, ich muss dich lassen	Brahms, J.: 11 Chorale Preludes / Preludes and Fugues - Woo 7-10	Ars Produktion	2007	Martin Schmeding, organ	1:11:44 (Pop-up)
Claude Debussy	Sonata for violin and piano in G minor, L. 140			1929	Jacques Thibaud (Violin) Alfred Cortot (Piano)	1:21:26 (Pop-up)
Maurice Ravel	Don Quichotte à Dulcinée: Chanson Romanesque, Chanson épique, Chanson à Boire.				Gabriel Bacquier, baritone	1:31:47 (Pop-up)
Béla Bartók	Piano Concerto No. 3, BB 127, Sz. 119 - II. Adagio religioso	Bartók: Piano Concertos Nos.1-3	Deutsche Grammophon	1960	Géza Anda, piano· Radio-Symphonie-Orchester Berlin · Ferenc Fricsay, conductor	1:45:58 (Pop-up)
György Ligeti	Étude 18, Canon from Troisième livre	Ligeti: Études pour piano	Wergo	2013	Thomas Hell, piano	1:57:10 (Pop-up)
Fausto Romitelli	An Index Of Metals: XII. Cadenza	Romitelli: An Index of Metals	Cypres	2009		2:01:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:00pm AskJoe: Hi Cullan
	6:02pm tom tom the pipers son: howdy carol and cullan been long long time...did you forget about us when you were out galavanting in concert halls all over the world....(i'm kidding, but maybe you were)
	🎻 6:03pm chresti: Hi Carol and Cullan and live ears!
	6:04pm ViolaChica: Hi everyone! We are so excited to be back. Yes, two weeks galavanting and one week WFMU was at Gonerfest.
	6:05pm ViolaChica: Yes!! Thank you to our amazing fill ins Jason and Amanda!! They were incredible.
	🎻 6:05pm chresti: Minister
	6:12pm tom tom the pipers son: that south carolina orchestra sounds modeled after the london symphonia
	6:12pm AskJoe: Blame me and Cullan if u don’t like the show
	6:13pm Casey: That was me! Though funny enough I normally host a classical show over on WKCR (and am also a Violist)
	6:13pm ViolaChica: ↳ Casey @6:13 W O W!
	6:14pm ViolaChica: ↳ Casey @6:13 No wonder I loved so many of your choices. #epluribus,viola
	6:15pm ViolaChica: ↳ ViolaChica @6:14 Hit me up when you are at WKCR. I live in the area.
	6:15pm Casey: Would love to have you on--I host Afternoon Classical every friday!
	6:16pm JB: ↳ Casey @6:13 Nice. What day and time your show? I probably listen but don't remember when. Wait are you around 6pm? I remember hearing Mahler a few times.
	6:16pm ViolaChica: ↳ Casey @6:15 I would be honored!
	6:16pm tom tom the pipers son: there was just a columbia student on radio row
	6:17pm Casey: I am said student!--3p-6pm You may be remembering I played Fritz Reiner Mahler No. 4 the a few weeks ago
	🎻 6:18pm PaulRobeson1924: ↳ Song: "Stabat Mater: XII. Quando Corpus morietur" by "Gi... VG +
	6:19pm ViolaChica: ↳ PaulRobeson1924 @6:18 Agreed. Gorgeous performance
	6:19pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Casey @6:17 oh....just with your rock n roll cap on
	6:20pm JB: ↳ Casey @6:17 Great! I was probably listening. I get lucky sometimes over the past year or two and hear Mahler 1 and 2. 1 is close to my heart, my kid's youth symphony played it a few years ago.
	6:25pm tom tom the pipers son: i don't remember a painter's "last pai nting" being exhibited any where although i think michealangelo's last work's been determined ...rondione pieta or something like that
	6:28pm tom tom the pipers son: when cullen mentioned south carolina i was waiting for hurricane travails...glad there were none
	6:29pm ViolaChica: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:28 Thanks! All is clear in SC. ...and thank you for the limerick!
	6:30pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ ViolaChica @6:29 ha! glad you liked it ...
	6:30pm Doug in DC: Hope you do blind Delius, dictating to Fenby.
	6:32pm Casey: Great show!
	6:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Already thinking on this theme today ! - as just heard a piece off John Coltrane's 'Expressions' Album in the Stork Club. Not his last work - but in that year. His liver gave out. So he knew something was up for a while. I think we can accept that Artists are intuitive & sensitively attuned & expressive sorts...
	6:34pm ViolaChica: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:33 Oh wow. It's in the "air"
	6:34pm ViolaChica: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:33 yeah...never an easy life. but a lot of beauty
	6:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'd presume Mozart's Requiem is the obvious example ...tho how near the precise end of his book I've no idea really...
	6:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...people like Patsy Cline & Jimi Hendrix went about telling people they didn't have long. So I'll stand by this...
	6:37pm ViolaChica: ↳ Doug in DC @6:30 Thank you. A lovely quote from Fenby's book - My friendship with Delius has confirmed in me that things of the spirit are of the first concern: that artistry plus technique –– not too much technique, however, but a little in hand –– are as essential in life as in the arts; that one should do in the arts rather than learn; that faults should be pointed out and corrected after the experience of doing, not explained beforehand; that the people who really count are those who discover new ways of making our lives more beautiful. Frederick Delius was such a man.
	6:42pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "String Quartet in D Minor, Op. 103, Hob. III:83: ... pretty spry for a last work
	6:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: Will we have time for Franz Schubert's Symphony Number 8 tonight?
	6:46pm tom tom the pipers son: knock knock who's there? you can't see me... why not? i'm haydn har har har
	6:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh the lead poisoning wasn't his hair !
	6:50pm coelacanth∅: Greetings Cullan and Carol and all
	6:50pm ViolaChica: ↳ coelacanth∅ @6:50 Greetings! SO happy to be here with you and everyone again!!
	6:51pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Wir irren allesamt, WoO 198" by "Ludwig van Beeth... almost a haiku
	6:51pm coelacanth∅: ↳ ViolaChica @6:50 yes, Welcome back!
	6:54pm tom tom the pipers son: maybe there's a german penchant for dry humor as death aproaches....i saw a simple black gravestone in berlin with auf weidersehn on the face of it ....see you later....
	🎻 6:59pm PaulRobeson1924: I’ll have a 1/2 cup of rolled oats with Hemp seed tonight. bowl oatmeal tonight with hemp seed… no gout please or other diseases of the bowl and so 0n
	7:02pm spodiodi: greetings, Carol, Cullan and all. welcome back!
	7:09pm coelacanth∅: aloha spodiodi
	7:11pm spodiodi: aloha, coelacanthØ
	7:11pm JReganK: ↳ Song: "6 Lieder Op.71 : VI Nachtlied" by "Felix Mendelss... Pretty together for a final piece. Reminds me of Chopin or Brahms.
	7:12pm JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:54 Ha! That works. I think I might use that.
	7:14pm JReganK: ↳ Song: "Mazurka No. 51 in F Minor, Op. 68 No. 4: Andantin... LMAO! I guess I was listening to Chopin!
	7:15pm spodiodi: ↳ JReganK @7:14 was wondering
	7:15pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ JReganK @7:12 yeah, it's pithy
	7:16pm JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:15 Right to the point
	🎻 7:18pm chresti: Haha constipated technique
	🎻 7:19pm PaulRobeson1924: It gives me pleasure, it gives me peace Gives me something to remember when seasons fly by I can't recall the words or the tune so clearly But I know when I hear it and I love it dearly
	7:19pm JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:15 And I can see the ethereal smirk.
	7:20pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ JReganK @7:19 my camera malfunctioned after taking a picture of it
	7:22pm ViolaChica: One of the kids at our performance said "It's classy music from a long time ago!"
	7:22pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Sonata for violin and piano in G minor, L. 140" b... sounds a little central european influenced
	🎻 7:23pm PaulRobeson1924: ↳ chresti @7:18 Lotta folks couldn’t get enough to eat. Look what happened to Mr.Dante and his inferno
	7:25pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:22 the slower parts remind me of the pastische played by the blind shepard in frankenstein
	7:25pm spodiodi: ↳ chresti @7:18 ha totally had me laughing!! was close to saying so. hi chresti!\\//
	🎻 7:28pm AMYGDALA: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:25 I think that may be the same piece that was reprised so nicely by Frau Blücher in Frankenstein, The Younger.
	7:29pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:22 does not seem so....
	7:30pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ AMYGDALA @7:28 ha! i zink you are Korrekt
	7:31pm tom tom the pipers son: ok gotta split thanks guys....
	🎻 7:32pm AMYGDALA: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:31 Good evening to you Tom of Piper progeny!
	🎻 7:33pm chresti: ↳ spodiodi @7:25 hi spodi!\\//
	7:35pm JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:20 Ha!
	🎻 7:35pm chresti: S'later tom tom!
	7:36pm JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:31 Auf Wiedersehen!
	🎻 7:39pm PaulRobeson1924: ↳ PaulRobeson1924 @6:59 Prevents Blindness and so on
	7:45pm ?: ↳ JReganK @7:12 How about, “so long, suckers!”?
	7:46pm Audiocarp: I said that, Mr. Regan
	7:46pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Been lurking since 6P. Wonderful show.
	7:48pm Audiocarp: How long has this show been on? I can’t FMU has a classical show
	7:48pm Audiocarp: Good evening tom tom
	🎻 7:49pm chresti: ↳ Audiocarp @7:48 Since summer?
	7:50pm Audiocarp: ↳ chresti @7:49 I rarely listen this late in the day
	7:51pm ViolaChica: ↳ Audiocarp @7:48 Yes....the beginning of June. Tonight has been over 90% classical but other nights it's more varied depending on contextualization.
	7:51pm Audiocarp: This stuff might be too brainy for FMu?
	🎻 7:52pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Piano Concerto No. 3, BB 127, Sz. 119 - II. Adagi... Nice one for BB to go out on.
	7:53pm Audiocarp: Don’t call it Barton’s last movement 🤡
	7:53pm spodiodi: thanks, Cullan and Carol!! great program today
	🎻 7:55pm chresti: ↳ Audiocarp @7:51 Good for classical noobs!
	7:56pm Audiocarp: There is really nowhere to hear serious classical on NY radio: WNYC is all-talk and WQXR just plays the greatest hits
	7:58pm Audiocarp: Go ahead trash and trash Columbia! They let Phil Schaap’s archive go to Vanderbilt university
	7:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Cullan! Thanks Carol!
	7:59pm Audiocarp: And KCR has gone way downhill since Schiaparelli died
	7:59pm Hunterian: ↳ Audiocarp @7:58 Really? I didn't know that!
	7:59pm ViolaChica: Thanks friends! Was so nice to be with you all once again!!! Until next week be well....
	7:59pm Starkville Bill: Dang, I missed it. I'll catch it in the archives.
	7:59pm Audiocarp: ↳ Hunterian @7:59 Yep
	7:59pm Daniel from PEI.: Thank you! Lovely music and great stories.
	8:00pm Audiocarp: Great show, I wish I tuned in earlier
	🎻 8:00pm AMYGDALA: Great show Cullan - many thanks! Looking forward to next week and the surprises that you mentioned are on deck!
	8:00pm Hunterian: ↳ Audiocarp @8:00 Ditto!
	8:00pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: ↳ Audiocarp @7:56 WKCR has some decent classical programming. Undecided whether it's gone downhill since Phil Schaap passed. I also listen to WRTI outta Philadelphia for classical.
	8:04pm Audiocarp: Right, I forgot that QXR plays classical
	10:59pm Pianoman: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:35 Was going to do Mozart Requiem but nixed it. The first movement is by Mozart. The entirety of the rest is from Mozart scanty sketches and completed by Sussmayr (NOT Salieri)
	10:33am JReganK: ↳ Audiocarp @7:53 Hey, A-Carp! It's been a while. Hope you're well!
	10:43am JReganK: ↳ Audiocarp @7:58 That's BS!

Why Do We Only Listen to Dead People? with Carol Gimbel and Cullan Bryant: Playlist from October 13, 2024

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