WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from April 7, 2014

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from April 7, 2014

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April 7, 2014: A440, Op. 2 No. 14

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Henry Cowell	Ostinato from Set of Four (1960)	Toccatas: Modern American Music for Harpsichord	Sono Luminus	performed by Jory Vinkour
J.S. Bach	Violin Sonata, BWV 1014, "Adagio"			a request from Porto Alegre, Brazil. Performed by Arthur Grumiaux and Christiane Jaccottet	0:02:02 (Pop-up)
Domenico Scarlatti	Sonata for Keyboard, K. 215	The Portugese Scarlatti	Australian Broadcasting System	performed by Jacqueline Ogeil on a fortepiano from 1750	0:06:34 (Pop-up)
Ernst von Dohnanyi	Serenade for String Trio			a repeated fave of mine from January	0:11:20 (Pop-up)
David Lang	Child V. Little Eye "Child V. Little Eye" by "David Lang"	Child	Cantaloupe Music		0:14:33 (Pop-up)

Toby Twining	Eurydice: Triskaideka Chords / The Book	Eurydice			0:27:22 (Pop-up)
Elisabeth Lutyens	Verses of Love (1971)	Exaudi		text by Ben Johnson	0:33:03 (Pop-up)
Anton Bruckner	Symphony No. 4 in E-flat major, I. Ruhig Bewegt (1874, rev. 1888)	Symphony No. 4		Chicago Symphony directed by Daniel Barenboim	0:42:06 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	8:07pm doca: hi, bethany, thanks!
	8:08pm JakeGould: Hello!
	8:11pm bloopy: nice bethany!
	8:13pm Matt from Springfield: Scarlatti is just about keyboard perfection, particularly when it's performed on a PERIOD fortepiano! Hi Bethany and Stochastic 440ers! Along with the modern American harpsichord, this is a good night for keyboards!
	8:13pm ranjit: hello! so much beautiful stuff tonight!
	8:15pm JakeGould: Great way to end a rainy monday.
	8:17pm Matt from Springfield: I totally agree Jake!
	8:19pm Bethany Ryker: very atmospheric
	8:31pm Matt from Springfield: Strange and beautiful! This is unique and powerful. And yes, atmospheric too.
	8:32pm j4ff: This is haunting me. In a good way.
	8:44pm Rynac: Bruckner 4 has always been a favorite!
	8:47pm Matt from Springfield: @Rynac: First time I heard Bruckner--I'm liking this!
	8:50pm Bethany Ryker: That bit right there always gives me chills. You can hear how much his writing was influenced by being an organist. (least that's how I hear it...)
	8:54pm pacific standard simon: I've been listening all along -- seems a shame the show has to be so short.
	8:55pm Robert: Now that you mention it, Ms. Ryker, yeah. For the converse, I wonder if my acquaintance Bruce Zaccanino's organ playing is influenced by his being an accordionist.
	8:57pm 12539: So brief and so full. Thanks, Bethany.
	8:58pm maestroso: @Robert, my accordion playing is certainly influenced by my being an organist! That Bruckner was wonderful, thanks Bethany!
	8:59pm Matt from Springfield: All right Bethany! Volunteer to fill-in if you can--I agree a 3 hour show would be great! :) Thanks for a great show Bethany! Have a good night everyone!
	9:00pm Santos L Halper: Thanks Bethany!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Henry Cowell	Ostinato from Set of Four (1960)	Toccatas: Modern American Music for Harpsichord	Sono Luminus	performed by Jory Vinkour
J.S. Bach	Violin Sonata, BWV 1014, "Adagio"			a request from Porto Alegre, Brazil. Performed by Arthur Grumiaux and Christiane Jaccottet	0:02:02 (Pop-up)
Domenico Scarlatti	Sonata for Keyboard, K. 215	The Portugese Scarlatti	Australian Broadcasting System	performed by Jacqueline Ogeil on a fortepiano from 1750	0:06:34 (Pop-up)
Ernst von Dohnanyi	Serenade for String Trio			a repeated fave of mine from January	0:11:20 (Pop-up)
David Lang	Child V. Little Eye "Child V. Little Eye" by "David Lang"	Child	Cantaloupe Music		0:14:33 (Pop-up)

Toby Twining	Eurydice: Triskaideka Chords / The Book	Eurydice			0:27:22 (Pop-up)
Elisabeth Lutyens	Verses of Love (1971)	Exaudi		text by Ben Johnson	0:33:03 (Pop-up)
Anton Bruckner	Symphony No. 4 in E-flat major, I. Ruhig Bewegt (1874, rev. 1888)	Symphony No. 4		Chicago Symphony directed by Daniel Barenboim	0:42:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:07pm doca: hi, bethany, thanks!
	8:08pm JakeGould: Hello!
	8:11pm bloopy: nice bethany!
	8:13pm Matt from Springfield: Scarlatti is just about keyboard perfection, particularly when it's performed on a PERIOD fortepiano! Hi Bethany and Stochastic 440ers! Along with the modern American harpsichord, this is a good night for keyboards!
	8:13pm ranjit: hello! so much beautiful stuff tonight!
	8:15pm JakeGould: Great way to end a rainy monday.
	8:17pm Matt from Springfield: I totally agree Jake!
	8:19pm Bethany Ryker: very atmospheric
	8:31pm Matt from Springfield: Strange and beautiful! This is unique and powerful. And yes, atmospheric too.
	8:32pm j4ff: This is haunting me. In a good way.
	8:44pm Rynac: Bruckner 4 has always been a favorite!
	8:47pm Matt from Springfield: @Rynac: First time I heard Bruckner--I'm liking this!
	8:50pm Bethany Ryker: That bit right there always gives me chills. You can hear how much his writing was influenced by being an organist. (least that's how I hear it...)
	8:54pm pacific standard simon: I've been listening all along -- seems a shame the show has to be so short.
	8:55pm Robert: Now that you mention it, Ms. Ryker, yeah. For the converse, I wonder if my acquaintance Bruce Zaccanino's organ playing is influenced by his being an accordionist.
	8:57pm 12539: So brief and so full. Thanks, Bethany.
	8:58pm maestroso: @Robert, my accordion playing is certainly influenced by my being an organist! That Bruckner was wonderful, thanks Bethany!
	8:59pm Matt from Springfield: All right Bethany! Volunteer to fill-in if you can--I agree a 3 hour show would be great! :) Thanks for a great show Bethany! Have a good night everyone!
	9:00pm Santos L Halper: Thanks Bethany!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from April 7, 2014

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