WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from December 21, 2018

Listener comments!
	12:12pm Bryce: scary christmas!
	12:12pm Carmichael: Holiday marbles?
	12:13pm tim from champaign: Happy howlidays!
	12:13pm common: Bryce!
	12:13pm sphere: merry blending!
	12:14pm TDK60: Happy Short Dark Day!
	12:15pm Passaic River Blues: Creepy Romanian X-mas. "Just try to survive Chrimbus in the Carpathians!"
	12:15pm tim from champaign: Bryce - did you see that you made the headlines in The Guardian? The headline is "'Iron Stache' - Bryce to help more working class people into US politics" www.theguardian.com...
	12:16pm chris: happy Brycestice, everyone.
	12:16pm βrian: That Bryce is from Wisconsin, yo.
	12:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Green and red marbles today?
	12:18pm Carmichael: Iron Bryce.
	12:20pm David in London: This just needs some sleigh bells subtlety underneath...
	12:25pm Pinkie: Hello!
	12:30pm steveo: happy solstice to Bryce & all!
	12:30pm steveo: now we may begin to untilt
	12:33pm Bryce: hellooo! tangled up in wires over here
	12:33pm Rory: Hello
	12:33pm Bryce: stay away from the sneezers, pinkie
	12:34pm Lixiviated Life: Went to the Whitney for the Warhol exhibit then upstairs to the Kevin Beasley installation, A view of a Landscape. I thought immediately of Bryce and this audience. I recommend the Beasley piece to all of you.
	12:38pm steveo: oh yes, lix, i read something about that; it's up through march
	12:40pm steveo: (not that i'd recommend reading about it first, i'd probably recommend the opposite)
	12:43pm Lixiviated Life: I actually went through the installation in reverse. This gaff made it more interesting to me.
	12:46pm Lixiviated Life: I went in not knowing anything about it and was delighted. For those who need information first : https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/12/arts/design/kevin-beasley-whitney-museum.html
	12:50pm Hi from Holland: aloha
	12:54pm Bryce: hellooooo ove there!
	12:58pm Bryce: LL, how's that cotton gin motor sound??
	1:00pm Lixiviated Life: Utterly symphonic
	1:02pm Lixiviated Life: I’ve been describing the Warhol exhibit as thought provoking But I found the Beasley piece to be transcendent. (for me)
	1:04pm blee: May the holiday marbles start sprinkle the fields.
	1:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HOLY CRAP. Hosokawa = a new name to these ears & brains. Will soak in more. Assuming there is more. There must be more.
	1:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	1:06pm Ike: Don't let the holiday BS get y'all down too much. Hang in there, you dirty hippies.
	1:08pm BriJet: @Ike I gave up on Xmas this year. LOL
	1:09pm zopa: hello
	1:10pm Lixiviated Life: Thanks Ike Ya know what? I like Ike
	1:11pm Bryce: i'm here to help deliver a white, nuclear winter christmas right to your living room!
	1:13pm morphe: Who turned on the Stravinsky without prior approval from the collective ??? or, wait it is the score from the Shatner film with the giant spiders from the early 80s? ether way... i feel itchy.. Bryce - a big kiss = just not on the mout
	1:13pm Bryce: rev, there is! hosokawa's stuff is so time-stopping, and the sho melts so well with his string globs <3
	1:16pm Bryce: but who wouldn't love this mouth? www.flickr.com...
	1:19pm Chris from DC: Aw, I missed Dumitrescu. Also, hello.
	1:19pm zopa: hello
	1:21pm morphe: Bryce love your voice, your face, lips ...BRAIN, MUSIC!! total!!! Just keep the tongue in the garage. We do a French kiss as in 2 little cheek rubs with warm noises - 3 rubs in the So of France
	1:28pm Bryce: hahaaaa :)
	1:33pm morphe: Thanks for spinning ... Morphe AKA Arnan's Da remember us???? We love ya!!!! gotta go ... thanks
	1:41pm TDK60: afternoon enticing sounds..
	1:57pm joe mulligan: thought I'd be witty saying it's an orchestral Brycean Christmas but it was all by design from the starting gun!
	1:59pm Rev. Turnip Druid: WHAAA! Great selections. Was jamming IN VAIN recently.
	1:59pm Hi from Holland: In Vain is played in the dark which makes for a fun experience, if you have a chance to "see" it I'd recommend it :-)
	2:00pm Bryce: joe, there's always so much nice orchestral music on the radio around christmas! always happy to serve the public.
	2:02pm Hi from Holland: Two thumbs up from this side of the Atlantic...
	2:03pm Bryce: wow, HiHolland, didn't know that! what a lovely way to take in a sound bath. rev, figures. :) i'm actually not that familiar with haas! just happened across this one, and was blown away.
	2:08pm Hi from Holland: A Dutch guy is now the principal guest conductor of Klangforum Wien (successor of Sylvain Cambreling who remains guest conductor emeritus) so we have that going for us which is nice :-)
	2:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Is that the In Vain CD on Kairos label? Methinks it's the only physical format version out there (?)
	2:17pm chris: nihon noir images working well with the musics - tomblachford.com...
	2:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @Hi from Holland 1:59: If only we had large orchestras programming that kind of thing in DC -- Scarcely any modern stuff on that scale happening live here, ever. Or if I'm mistaken, dammit, someone let me know...
	2:23pm Bryce: rev, it is! vacuumed up a bunch of kairos and edition rz stuff recently. been face-down, tadpoling my way through the slop heap.
	2:24pm sphere: rev, there doesn't seem to be much contemporary classical in DC or Baltimore. <sigh>
	2:24pm Bryce: chris, wow, those images are intense! like cyber brutalism
	2:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Spent most of last weekend listening to In Vain & "music on open strings" by Gloria Coates repeatedly. I think it did something to the old grey brain ball.
	2:43pm Hi from Holland: @Rev but you have fun stuff at the Kennedy Center from time to time, I've watched a few concerts on their YouTube channel (Korean band Black String is nice) - Dakh Daughters in January I see in the Agenda :-)
	2:46pm rsj: this is like the soundtrack from buddhist christmas on mars
	2:47pm Bryce: hahaa, that's exactly where i'd like to be!
	2:50pm Michael 98145: the Solstics bonfires will be lovely under the full moon tonight
	2:50pm Michael 98145: ^Solstice !
	2:53pm Bryce: rev funny you should mention that...was dying to play gloria coates today. forgot to drop her in the magic bag.... wanted to get to clara maïda, jakob ullmann, rebecca saunders, tristan murail...never enough time on a classical show :'(
	2:53pm steveo: can i haas cheeseburger? (epic piece)
	2:57pm chris: thanks, Bryce!
	2:57pm Rev. Turnip Druid: all-caps yay.
	2:58pm steveo: oh the timez is gone? waah. happy merry stuff & thanks
	2:59pm BriJet: merry xmas

Bryce: Playlist from December 21, 2018

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December 21, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Iancu Dumitrescu	Harryphonies (epsilon)	ED.MN. 1003	Orchestre National de Roumanie Fernando Grillo, contrabass Melvon Poore, tuba Barry Webb, Victor Arsene, bones Iosif Conta, conductor	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Yuji Takahashi	Maeander "Maeander" by "Yuji Takahashi"	Piano Space	Aki Takahashi, piano	0:18:59 (Pop-up)
Toshio Hosokawa	Landscape V "Landscape V" by "Toshio Hosokawa"	Landscapes	Münchener Kammerorchester Mayumi Miyata, sho Alexander Liebreich, conductor	0:42:56 (Pop-up)
Aldo Clementi	Fantasia Su RoBErto FABBbriCiAni	Works with Flutes	Roberto Fabbriciani, flute Mauro Graziani, tape	0:58:34 (Pop-up)
Salvatore Sciarrino	Variazioni for Cello & Orchestra	Orchestral Works	Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale Della RAI Francesco Dillon, cello Tito Ceccherini, conductor	1:15:54 (Pop-up)

Georg Friedrich Haas	In Vain "In Vain" by "Georg Friedrich Haas"	In Vain	Klangforum Wien Sylvain Cambreling, conductor	1:42:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:12pm Bryce: scary christmas!
	12:12pm Carmichael: Holiday marbles?
	12:13pm tim from champaign: Happy howlidays!
	12:13pm common: Bryce!
	12:13pm sphere: merry blending!
	12:14pm TDK60: Happy Short Dark Day!
	12:15pm Passaic River Blues: Creepy Romanian X-mas. "Just try to survive Chrimbus in the Carpathians!"
	12:15pm tim from champaign: Bryce - did you see that you made the headlines in The Guardian? The headline is "'Iron Stache' - Bryce to help more working class people into US politics" www.theguardian.com...
	12:16pm chris: happy Brycestice, everyone.
	12:16pm βrian: That Bryce is from Wisconsin, yo.
	12:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Green and red marbles today?
	12:18pm Carmichael: Iron Bryce.
	12:20pm David in London: This just needs some sleigh bells subtlety underneath...
	12:25pm Pinkie: Hello!
	12:30pm steveo: happy solstice to Bryce & all!
	12:30pm steveo: now we may begin to untilt
	12:33pm Bryce: hellooo! tangled up in wires over here
	12:33pm Rory: Hello
	12:33pm Bryce: stay away from the sneezers, pinkie
	12:34pm Lixiviated Life: Went to the Whitney for the Warhol exhibit then upstairs to the Kevin Beasley installation, A view of a Landscape. I thought immediately of Bryce and this audience. I recommend the Beasley piece to all of you.
	12:38pm steveo: oh yes, lix, i read something about that; it's up through march
	12:40pm steveo: (not that i'd recommend reading about it first, i'd probably recommend the opposite)
	12:43pm Lixiviated Life: I actually went through the installation in reverse. This gaff made it more interesting to me.
	12:46pm Lixiviated Life: I went in not knowing anything about it and was delighted. For those who need information first : https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/12/arts/design/kevin-beasley-whitney-museum.html
	12:50pm Hi from Holland: aloha
	12:54pm Bryce: hellooooo ove there!
	12:58pm Bryce: LL, how's that cotton gin motor sound??
	1:00pm Lixiviated Life: Utterly symphonic
	1:02pm Lixiviated Life: I’ve been describing the Warhol exhibit as thought provoking But I found the Beasley piece to be transcendent. (for me)
	1:04pm blee: May the holiday marbles start sprinkle the fields.
	1:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HOLY CRAP. Hosokawa = a new name to these ears & brains. Will soak in more. Assuming there is more. There must be more.
	1:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	1:06pm Ike: Don't let the holiday BS get y'all down too much. Hang in there, you dirty hippies.
	1:08pm BriJet: @Ike I gave up on Xmas this year. LOL
	1:09pm zopa: hello
	1:10pm Lixiviated Life: Thanks Ike Ya know what? I like Ike
	1:11pm Bryce: i'm here to help deliver a white, nuclear winter christmas right to your living room!
	1:13pm morphe: Who turned on the Stravinsky without prior approval from the collective ??? or, wait it is the score from the Shatner film with the giant spiders from the early 80s? ether way... i feel itchy.. Bryce - a big kiss = just not on the mout
	1:13pm Bryce: rev, there is! hosokawa's stuff is so time-stopping, and the sho melts so well with his string globs <3
	1:16pm Bryce: but who wouldn't love this mouth? www.flickr.com...
	1:19pm Chris from DC: Aw, I missed Dumitrescu. Also, hello.
	1:19pm zopa: hello
	1:21pm morphe: Bryce love your voice, your face, lips ...BRAIN, MUSIC!! total!!! Just keep the tongue in the garage. We do a French kiss as in 2 little cheek rubs with warm noises - 3 rubs in the So of France
	1:28pm Bryce: hahaaaa :)
	1:33pm morphe: Thanks for spinning ... Morphe AKA Arnan's Da remember us???? We love ya!!!! gotta go ... thanks
	1:41pm TDK60: afternoon enticing sounds..
	1:57pm joe mulligan: thought I'd be witty saying it's an orchestral Brycean Christmas but it was all by design from the starting gun!
	1:59pm Rev. Turnip Druid: WHAAA! Great selections. Was jamming IN VAIN recently.
	1:59pm Hi from Holland: In Vain is played in the dark which makes for a fun experience, if you have a chance to "see" it I'd recommend it :-)
	2:00pm Bryce: joe, there's always so much nice orchestral music on the radio around christmas! always happy to serve the public.
	2:02pm Hi from Holland: Two thumbs up from this side of the Atlantic...
	2:03pm Bryce: wow, HiHolland, didn't know that! what a lovely way to take in a sound bath. rev, figures. :) i'm actually not that familiar with haas! just happened across this one, and was blown away.
	2:08pm Hi from Holland: A Dutch guy is now the principal guest conductor of Klangforum Wien (successor of Sylvain Cambreling who remains guest conductor emeritus) so we have that going for us which is nice :-)
	2:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Is that the In Vain CD on Kairos label? Methinks it's the only physical format version out there (?)
	2:17pm chris: nihon noir images working well with the musics - tomblachford.com...
	2:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @Hi from Holland 1:59: If only we had large orchestras programming that kind of thing in DC -- Scarcely any modern stuff on that scale happening live here, ever. Or if I'm mistaken, dammit, someone let me know...
	2:23pm Bryce: rev, it is! vacuumed up a bunch of kairos and edition rz stuff recently. been face-down, tadpoling my way through the slop heap.
	2:24pm sphere: rev, there doesn't seem to be much contemporary classical in DC or Baltimore. <sigh>
	2:24pm Bryce: chris, wow, those images are intense! like cyber brutalism
	2:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Spent most of last weekend listening to In Vain & "music on open strings" by Gloria Coates repeatedly. I think it did something to the old grey brain ball.
	2:43pm Hi from Holland: @Rev but you have fun stuff at the Kennedy Center from time to time, I've watched a few concerts on their YouTube channel (Korean band Black String is nice) - Dakh Daughters in January I see in the Agenda :-)
	2:46pm rsj: this is like the soundtrack from buddhist christmas on mars
	2:47pm Bryce: hahaa, that's exactly where i'd like to be!
	2:50pm Michael 98145: the Solstics bonfires will be lovely under the full moon tonight
	2:50pm Michael 98145: ^Solstice !
	2:53pm Bryce: rev funny you should mention that...was dying to play gloria coates today. forgot to drop her in the magic bag.... wanted to get to clara maïda, jakob ullmann, rebecca saunders, tristan murail...never enough time on a classical show :'(
	2:53pm steveo: can i haas cheeseburger? (epic piece)
	2:57pm chris: thanks, Bryce!
	2:57pm Rev. Turnip Druid: all-caps yay.
	2:58pm steveo: oh the timez is gone? waah. happy merry stuff & thanks
	2:59pm BriJet: merry xmas

Bryce: Playlist from December 21, 2018

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