WFMU: Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 12, 2022

Listener comments!
	🦝 8:17am Jan Turkenburg: See you at noon EST, 5pm GMT, 18u NL!
	🦝 11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone, so here we go...
	🦝 11:59am WR: I've got 20 minutes until my next meeting. Bring it on!
	12:01pm wenzo toad (it/it’s): Hey Jan
	🦝 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey WR, Hey Wenzo!
	12:07pm spodiodi: greetings, Jan!
	🦝 12:08pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello spodiodi!
	🦝 12:09pm WR: I think I have this Kagel on a Deutsche Grammophon recording, but of course it is packed away in storage.
	🦝 12:10pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	12:10pm Feldy: Hey Jan! Some Atonal weirdness!
	🦝 12:10pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam!
	12:18pm Mr Fab: Ooh, this is the episode I've been looking forward to.
	12:18pm desi: liminal & creeepy-I like it - Thks Jan (ps what does frame duggy louder mean)
	12:21pm Mr Fab: One positive takeaway from my Catholic upbringing - my love of spooky organ music that they used to serenade us with during church services. I have a folder of music that I was going to make into a post on my old blog called "Occult Organs."
	🦝 12:22pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi again Mr Fab Hi again desi. Frame Duggy Louder is derived from the Dutch "Vreemde Geluiden" (meaning 'strange sounds' ) which is pronounced somewhat like "Frame Duh Guh Louder".
	🦝 12:23pm WR: rateyourmusic.com... this is fun. "The last two pieces, composed both by Francis Chapelet with the second being also performed by him, are named after two existing volcanos and aim to simulate their activities. Specifically 'Etna 71' is a thunderous and rutilant representation of the eruption of the Etna that took place in 1971, while 'Evocations improvisées de l'éruption du volcan Niragongo' is more of a musical survey on Niragongo's volcanism and environs."
	🦝 12:25pm Jan Turkenburg: I hadn't looked it up, but yes, no surprise!
	12:26pm MHLee: Well here I am again
	🦝 12:26pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi again MHLee!
	12:29pm desi: I believe Ursula was compiling a dream fever theme...this butts up well. I feel David Lynch, EraserHead, vibes
	🦝 12:30pm WR: Thank you Jan. Laters folks.
	🦝 12:30pm Jan Turkenburg: cu WR
	12:31pm spodiodi: adios, WR
	12:35pm Mr Fab: Oh darn, that’s a joke graphic! Too bad, I wish there really was an old song called “The Idiots Are Taking Over” for accordion and Hawaiian guitar.
	🦝 12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: :=)
	🦝 12:38pm Jan Turkenburg: Through the window I'm hearing swifts screaming in their flight. Blends in perfectly.
	12:42pm Mr Fab: Good idea. Just opened my window. I agree with Desi, so let's give my lovely suburban spring day an Eraserhead vibe and confuse my neighbors.
	🦝 12:42pm Jan Turkenburg: hahahahaha!
	🦝 12:45pm Jan Turkenburg: I think I could play this even slower...
	12:47pm Mr Fab: There's a house about a mile from here that does in fact have a skeleton sitting at a piano in their front yard. Looks like Halloween decorations that they never bothered to take down. I bet plenty of people have slammed on their brakes driving by.
	1:00pm Feldy: Having a blast dancing to these straight-up organ party anthemz
	🦝 1:05pm Jan Turkenburg: I knew SOMEbody would!
	1:09pm Mr Fab: re "As Slow as Possible": "An organ in St. Burchardi church in Halberstadt in 2001 began a performance that is due to end in 2640. The next note will be played on 5th February 2024."
	🦝 1:10pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL!
	1:14pm MHLee: @MR Fab I had a professor in undergrad that must've have thousands invested in Halloween decorations.... including movie quality costumes and makeup every year
	1:15pm Domenic: Working: Realize this music occupies one part of my brain so the other part can function....
	🦝 1:15pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Domenic!
	1:18pm desi: @Mr Fab @12:21 - yes! The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine has an immense organ(sexual pun intended) I've heard Mickey Hart w/his Rhythm Devils - VERY COOL
	1:18pm desi: Wait, what? We're crankin it hear
	🦝 1:21pm Jan Turkenburg: hahahahahahaha!
	1:21pm spodiodi: Jan, if it makes you feel any better, i was in the shower while you had your volume down :)
	🦝 1:23pm Jan Turkenburg: thank you, spodiodi
	🦝 1:24pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	1:37pm Domenic: Think Gary Verkade is taking liberties with Ligeti's score....
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I heard a few wrong intervals too.
	🦝 1:40pm Jan Turkenburg: And one break was cut off too short.
	🦝 1:41pm Jan Turkenburg: where did it say ad libitum??? huh?!!!
	1:41pm Domenic: LOL! there you go!
	🦝 1:55pm Jan Turkenburg: I wonder how many music students have chosen this Xenakis piece for their final exam?
	1:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Jan! i'm ready to go haunt something!
	1:57pm Domenic: Mr Fab can not POSSIBLY let Ursula 1000 back in after this... You OWN this time slot now! Crushed it!
	1:58pm desi: you had us at Eclectic :) my partner asked if this was ALL organ (nothing getting passed him)
	2:01pm spodiodi: i have not turned the volume down!
	2:02pm Mr Fab: Domenic: haha! This has been organ-iastic, much THANX Jan
	2:02pm desi: we have not either - adios amigos
	2:02pm spodiodi: byebye!
	🦝 2:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks for staying with me :-) !

Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 12, 2022

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Mon. Nov 18th, 1pm - 4pm: Frame Duggy Longer! (More info...)
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May 12, 2022: FDL388 Atonal Organ!

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
	intro "intro"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: PDQ Bach	Toccata et Fuga Obnoxia (1995)		0:00:15 (Pop-up)
Gerd Zacher (playing)	Phantasie fur Orgel mit Obbligati (Mauricio Kagel 1967)		0:04:03 (Pop-up)
Francis Chapelet (playing)	Etna 71 (Various composers/Francis Chapelet 1972)		0:17:59 (Pop-up)
Gerd Zacher (playing)	Étude Nr. 1 (=harmonies=) (Györy Ligeti 1967)		0:26:13 (Pop-up)
Gerd Zacher (playing)	Sonorités (Juan Allende-Blin 1962)		0:36:11 (Pop-up)
Gary Verkade (playing)	Organ2-ASLSP (John Cage 1985/1987)	(As Slow as Possible) about the piece	0:44:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: PDQ Bach	Toccata et Fuga Obnoxia (1995)		1:16:44 (Pop-up)
Gary Verkade (playing)	Volumina (Györy Ligeti 1961/62/66)		1:20:36 (Pop-up)
Jan Hage	Gmeeoorh (Iannes Xenakis 1974)		1:37:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: PDQ Bach	Toccata et Fuga Obnoxia (1995)		1:56:05 (Pop-up)
William Mathias (composer)	Postlude		1:59:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦝 8:17am Jan Turkenburg: See you at noon EST, 5pm GMT, 18u NL!
	🦝 11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone, so here we go...
	🦝 11:59am WR: I've got 20 minutes until my next meeting. Bring it on!
	12:01pm wenzo toad (it/it’s): Hey Jan
	🦝 12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey WR, Hey Wenzo!
	12:07pm spodiodi: greetings, Jan!
	🦝 12:08pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello spodiodi!
	🦝 12:09pm WR: I think I have this Kagel on a Deutsche Grammophon recording, but of course it is packed away in storage.
	🦝 12:10pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	12:10pm Feldy: Hey Jan! Some Atonal weirdness!
	🦝 12:10pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam!
	12:18pm Mr Fab: Ooh, this is the episode I've been looking forward to.
	12:18pm desi: liminal & creeepy-I like it - Thks Jan (ps what does frame duggy louder mean)
	12:21pm Mr Fab: One positive takeaway from my Catholic upbringing - my love of spooky organ music that they used to serenade us with during church services. I have a folder of music that I was going to make into a post on my old blog called "Occult Organs."
	🦝 12:22pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi again Mr Fab Hi again desi. Frame Duggy Louder is derived from the Dutch "Vreemde Geluiden" (meaning 'strange sounds' ) which is pronounced somewhat like "Frame Duh Guh Louder".
	🦝 12:23pm WR: rateyourmusic.com... this is fun. "The last two pieces, composed both by Francis Chapelet with the second being also performed by him, are named after two existing volcanos and aim to simulate their activities. Specifically 'Etna 71' is a thunderous and rutilant representation of the eruption of the Etna that took place in 1971, while 'Evocations improvisées de l'éruption du volcan Niragongo' is more of a musical survey on Niragongo's volcanism and environs."
	🦝 12:25pm Jan Turkenburg: I hadn't looked it up, but yes, no surprise!
	12:26pm MHLee: Well here I am again
	🦝 12:26pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi again MHLee!
	12:29pm desi: I believe Ursula was compiling a dream fever theme...this butts up well. I feel David Lynch, EraserHead, vibes
	🦝 12:30pm WR: Thank you Jan. Laters folks.
	🦝 12:30pm Jan Turkenburg: cu WR
	12:31pm spodiodi: adios, WR
	12:35pm Mr Fab: Oh darn, that’s a joke graphic! Too bad, I wish there really was an old song called “The Idiots Are Taking Over” for accordion and Hawaiian guitar.
	🦝 12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: :=)
	🦝 12:38pm Jan Turkenburg: Through the window I'm hearing swifts screaming in their flight. Blends in perfectly.
	12:42pm Mr Fab: Good idea. Just opened my window. I agree with Desi, so let's give my lovely suburban spring day an Eraserhead vibe and confuse my neighbors.
	🦝 12:42pm Jan Turkenburg: hahahahaha!
	🦝 12:45pm Jan Turkenburg: I think I could play this even slower...
	12:47pm Mr Fab: There's a house about a mile from here that does in fact have a skeleton sitting at a piano in their front yard. Looks like Halloween decorations that they never bothered to take down. I bet plenty of people have slammed on their brakes driving by.
	1:00pm Feldy: Having a blast dancing to these straight-up organ party anthemz
	🦝 1:05pm Jan Turkenburg: I knew SOMEbody would!
	1:09pm Mr Fab: re "As Slow as Possible": "An organ in St. Burchardi church in Halberstadt in 2001 began a performance that is due to end in 2640. The next note will be played on 5th February 2024."
	🦝 1:10pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL!
	1:14pm MHLee: @MR Fab I had a professor in undergrad that must've have thousands invested in Halloween decorations.... including movie quality costumes and makeup every year
	1:15pm Domenic: Working: Realize this music occupies one part of my brain so the other part can function....
	🦝 1:15pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Domenic!
	1:18pm desi: @Mr Fab @12:21 - yes! The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine has an immense organ(sexual pun intended) I've heard Mickey Hart w/his Rhythm Devils - VERY COOL
	1:18pm desi: Wait, what? We're crankin it hear
	🦝 1:21pm Jan Turkenburg: hahahahahahaha!
	1:21pm spodiodi: Jan, if it makes you feel any better, i was in the shower while you had your volume down :)
	🦝 1:23pm Jan Turkenburg: thank you, spodiodi
	🦝 1:24pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	1:37pm Domenic: Think Gary Verkade is taking liberties with Ligeti's score....
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I heard a few wrong intervals too.
	🦝 1:40pm Jan Turkenburg: And one break was cut off too short.
	🦝 1:41pm Jan Turkenburg: where did it say ad libitum??? huh?!!!
	1:41pm Domenic: LOL! there you go!
	🦝 1:55pm Jan Turkenburg: I wonder how many music students have chosen this Xenakis piece for their final exam?
	1:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Jan! i'm ready to go haunt something!
	1:57pm Domenic: Mr Fab can not POSSIBLY let Ursula 1000 back in after this... You OWN this time slot now! Crushed it!
	1:58pm desi: you had us at Eclectic :) my partner asked if this was ALL organ (nothing getting passed him)
	2:01pm spodiodi: i have not turned the volume down!
	2:02pm Mr Fab: Domenic: haha! This has been organ-iastic, much THANX Jan
	2:02pm desi: we have not either - adios amigos
	2:02pm spodiodi: byebye!
	🦝 2:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks for staying with me :-) !

Frame Duggy Louder with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 12, 2022

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