Favoriting A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from April 28, 2014 Favoriting

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Favoriting April 28, 2014: A440, Op. 2, No. 17, 24 Preludes, 20 composers, 1 hour

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Artist Track Album Comments Approx. start time
Sergei Rachmaninoff  Prelude in G# Minor, Op. 32, No. 12   Favoriting   Vladimir Ashkenazy, piano  0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Frederic Chopin  Preludes Op. 28, No. 13 in F# Major   Favoriting   Garrick Ohlsson, piano  0:02:59 (Pop-up)
Dmitry Kabalevsky  Preludes: E-flat Minor   Favoriting   Vasily Scherbakov, piano  0:05:54 (Pop-up)
J. S. Bach  Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 Prelude in C# Major   Favoriting   Performed on harpsichord by the fabulous Wanda Landowska  0:08:48 (Pop-up)
Ferrucio Busoni  24 Preludes Op. 37, No. 16 in B-flat Minor. Maestoso ed energetico   Favoriting   Daniele Petralia, piano  0:09:59 (Pop-up)
Nicolai Kapustin        0:20:56 (Pop-up)
J. S. Bach  The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book II, C minor Prelude   Favoriting   Glenn Gould, piano  0:22:09 (Pop-up)
Lera Auerbach  Prelude No. 21 in B-flat Major (Andante)   Favoriting 24 Preludes for Violin and Piano, Op. 46    0:23:27 (Pop-up)
Ignaz Moscheles  24 Etudes Op. 70, No. 14 in G minor   Favoriting   Claudio Columbo, piano  0:24:31 (Pop-up)
Kara Karayev  Prelude No. 23 in F   Favoriting     0:26:06 (Pop-up)
Ferrucio Busoni  24 Preludes Op. 37, No. 24 in D Minor. Presto   Favoriting     0:28:42 (Pop-up)
Charles-Valentin Alkan  25 Preludes dans tous les tons majeurs und mineurs, Op. 31, No. 25. Priere, Lentement   Favoriting     0:30:53 (Pop-up)
Dmitri Shostakovich  24 Preludes and Fugues, Op. 87 Prelude in A Minor   Favoriting   Jenny Lin, piano  0:34:52 (Pop-up)
J. S. Bach  The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book I, G Major   Favoriting   Maurizio Pollini, piano  0:35:49 (Pop-up)
Manuel Ponce  Prelude In E Minor   Favoriting     0:36:26 (Pop-up)
Igor Rekhin  Caprice No. 5 in E minor for solo cello   Favoriting     0:37:50 (Pop-up)
J.S. Bach  The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book II, B minor Prelude   Favoriting   Daniel Barenboim, piano  0:39:55 (Pop-up)
Dmitri Shostakovich  24 Preludes and Fugues, Op. 87 Prelude in A Major   Favoriting     0:40:34 (Pop-up)
Igor Rekhin  Caprice No. 14 in F# minor for solo cello   Favoriting     0:42:13 (Pop-up)
        0:54:25 (Pop-up)
Sergei Rachmaninoff  Prelude Op. 3 No. 2 in C sharp minor   Favoriting     0:54:40 (Pop-up)
Scriabin  Prelude Op. 12, No. 11 in G# Minor   Favoriting     0:57:47 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

Avatar 8:04pm
Matt from Springfield:

M. Chopin always welcome to hear! Especially on drizzly evenings...

Good evening Bethany! And Stochastic 440ers!
  Swag For Life Member 8:04pm
12539:

Will there be Shostakovich?
  8:05pm
JakeGould:

Hey, I asked for Chopin a few weeks back! Thanks!
Avatar 8:06pm
Bethany Ryker:

There will definitely be Shostakovich, as we go around the circle of 5ths and relative minor keys. I placed it prominently!
Avatar 8:07pm
Rectitude:

aHHHH EVEning ........
Avatar 8:07pm
Matt from Springfield:

Kabalevsky--I haven't heard of him before, so that's another new lead for me from this show!

Circle those 5ths, surround them.
Avatar 8:08pm
ranjit:

prelude overload!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:08pm
maestroso:

Played some Kabalevsky back in my piano study days. Not this one though, holy smokes!
Avatar 8:09pm
fleep:

Prelude To A Keys
Avatar 8:11pm
Rectitude:

Queeee?
Avatar 8:12pm
Matt from Springfield:

Cool, maestroso.
Avatar 8:16pm
Matt from Springfield:

Ashkenazy! Make sure to annotate that one.
  8:16pm
Lazy_Pickin's:

Feel like I'm in a WFMU *Twilight Zone* moment....
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:18pm
maestroso:

Speaking of Shostakovich, Keith Jarrett's treatment of the preludes and fugues is totally wonderful...
Avatar 8:18pm
fleep:

@Rec A pun. There was a play and a movie. I gave myself a time out and I'm in my room.
Avatar 8:20pm
Rectitude:

Hi fleep
Avatar 8:20pm
Matt from Springfield:

"24 - returns! ... to WFMU!..."
Avatar 8:21pm
doca:

Hello, Bethany and A440ers
Avatar 8:22pm
Matt from Springfield:

Hi doca!
Avatar 8:26pm
Bethany Ryker:

This one by Karayev has to be the oddest, I love it
Avatar 8:26pm
fleep:

Howdy Rec and gathered appreciators of the finer tings. And Bethany.
Avatar 8:27pm
Matt from Springfield:

Gotta prelude how ya feel, man...
Avatar 8:31pm
earrie:

I missed the beginning. Er, it's a circle so.. ?
Archive re-beginnings later, perhaps set on 'loop'
Avatar 8:31pm
Bethany Ryker:

Kept C major as the longest and most simple of the bunch. Couldn't stop listening to this one late at night.
Avatar 8:34pm
Matt from Springfield:

C major is the chord of Western civilization! Even if that's because I've been biased towards that through modern tuning, it is the most "beautiful" of the chords!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:36pm
TR In MI:

Wow. That was beautiful. I don't think I've heard of Alkan before, will be seeking out more of him.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:38pm
maestroso:

That Shostakovich piece, with the fugue, was so much fun to play... haven't done it in years, must go back to it.
  8:44pm
gregg:

@earrie circle of fifths is a musical key thing: FCGDAEB
Avatar 8:45pm
Matt from Springfield:

You could certainly do the 24 different composers, though you can't just play them in any order -- I like your sequencing and flow from one to another.
  8:45pm
mk:

This show is amazing! Thank you! I'm a classical pianist and I can't tell you the joy it's given me to stumble upon this.
Avatar 8:50pm
Matt from Springfield:

Ah, thanks Bethany for annotating Ashkenazy as a pianist!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:54pm
maestroso:

Thank you Bethany! Only an hour so undivided attention is required for total enjoyment and musical education. Wonderful show.
Avatar 8:54pm
Matt from Springfield:

Hey, I've heard this Rachmaninoff Prelude before! Great choice.
Avatar 8:55pm
Matt from Springfield:

@maestroso: I agree! I love that Bethany brings the WFMU treatment to Classical music, shining light on obscure, wonderful pieces and composers.
  Swag For Life Member 8:56pm
12539:

Well that flew by.
Thanks as ever, Bethany.
  8:57pm
mk:

Who's the pianist on the Rachmaninoff?
Avatar 8:57pm
northguineahills:

Thanks Bethany. Enjoyed the theme and the results!
Avatar 8:58pm
earrie:

Thanks @gregg. Yep. I know- though not tonnes. Piano started me at me C decades ago. And F came in like a pop fly from left field after G or maybe after D?
Avatar 8:59pm
Matt from Springfield:

Many thanks Bethany!
Always a pleasure here! Have a good night, everyone!
Avatar 9:00pm
Rectitude:

Same what matt said
Avatar 9:00pm
Matt from Springfield:

Wow--happy anniversary, Bethany's parents!
Avatar 9:02pm
Bethany Ryker:

You guys are the best! Thank you for tuning in. Back soon!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 9:07pm
Ken From Hyde Park:

Zats...missed the show. We were outside.
Avatar 8:35am
DJ Stashu:

I miss you! Please come back :) I miss you AND your show too. Do you have a little dog named Toto? Because if you do, I miss him too.
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