WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from January 9, 2012

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from January 9, 2012

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January 9, 2012: A440, 4th Mvt. Maxwell Davies, Brahms, Hovhaness, Riegger, Bartók, Eespere, Denisov, Schubert, Medtner, Suslin.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Peter Maxwell Davies	Purcell: Fantasia and Two Pavans (1968)	Renaissance & Baroque Realisations	Unicorn-Kanchana	Performed by The Fires of London, Peter Maxwell Davies conducting	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Johannes Brahms	Prelude in G Minor (1854)	Brahms: Complete Organ Music	CRD	Nicholas Danby, organ.	0:15:02 (Pop-up)
Alan Hovhaness	Prayer of St. Gregory, Op. 62b (1946)	God of Grace and Glory	Ligonier	Terry Yount, organ; Chris Dolske, trumpet.	0:17:59 (Pop-up)
Wallingford Riegger	Fantasy and Fugue for Organ and Orchestra, Op. 10. Part 1. (1931)	Synthesis of Orchestra and Electronics	CRI	Jan Krenz conducting the Polish National Orchestra	0:22:16 (Pop-up)
Béla Bartók	En Bateau (1942) "En Bateau (1942)" by "Béla Bartók"	Organ Music by Modern Composers	MGM	Richard Ellasasser, organ. Recorded 1953.	0:27:12 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:37:41 (Pop-up)
René Eespere (b. 1951)	Ritornell in G Minor (1995)	Concentus	Bella Musica	Tarmo Eespere, piano.	0:38:54 (Pop-up)
Edison Denisov	Sonata for Violin and Piano, Op. 19; III. Vivace (1963)	Ars Duo: Janácek, Denisov, Prokofiev	Materiali Sonore	Marco Fiorentin, vioin; Laura Pietrocini, piano.	0:41:40 (Pop-up)
Franz Schubert (realized by Edison Denisov)	Lazarus, Introduction to Second Act (1820/1995)	Lazarus oder Die Feier der Auferstehung	Haenssler	Denisov's realization of Schubert's unfinished opera-oratorio Lazarus. Performed by Gachinger Kantorei Stuttgart	0:48:10 (Pop-up)
Nicolai Medtner	Sonata-Reminiscenza No.1, Op.38 - from Forgotten Melodies, Cycle I (1919–1922)	Poems & Fairy Tales: Piano Music by Medtner & Scriabin	MSR Classics	Irina Feoktistova, piano.	0:50:01 (Pop-up)
	a song
Viktor Suslin	3 Choruses on Poems by Daniil Kharms; III. Tongue Twister (1972)	Gubaidulina: Silenzio	BIS	This was mis-announced as one of Gubaidulina's compositions; it is indeed written by Suslin. Perfomed by Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory Chamber Choir

Listener comments!
	8:06pm J4ff: I've been waiting all week with bated breath. Exhaling. Yes. The show begins...
	8:06pm Marmalade Kitty: Nice!
	8:12pm 12539: Hello!
	8:15pm r: Watching football (BCS championship) and listening to Bethany; just like the old days, when could watch the Super Bowl and listen to SHP.
	8:16pm Skirkie: That talk-over music was something else too.
	8:19pm Digital Text Message: Sounded like Bach, but probably isn't Bach. You won't keep it a secret, right?
	8:20pm J4ff: positively stunning.
	8:21pm bethany: Talk over music was a bit of Tom Waits that I looped up - glad you like it
	8:23pm Karl: Thank you so much!!!
	8:25pm Skirkie: Oh neat. It seems lately after your show I find myself buying some of the things I heard, but for all I know I might already have that.
	8:28pm ranjit: "Synthesis of Orchestra and Electronics" is a strangely unimaginative album name. Love all the organ music!
	8:34pm maestroso: Great hearing organ music on fmu, thanks Bethany. I didn't know Mr. Bartok had written for organ. Really great!
	8:42pm other david: Really glad to see you back on the air Bethany, you gave me one of my favourite radio moments of last year - during a fill in - you gave a context to and then played Beethoven's Sonata for Piano, No. 32, Op.111 :) Have loved the piece ever since
	8:47pm bethany: I think with that Beethoven Sonata I did the same thing as with the Brahms tonight...didn't announce who wrote it until after, because that was the way I first heard it and became so interested. It's a remarkable piece. This show wouldn't be on the air if I hadn't had that experience! Not exaggerating!
	8:55pm Marmalade Kitty: beautiful music. Thank you bethany!
	8:57pm other david: I understand :) The hosts enthusiasm & love for the music is what makes a program for me. Had a similar experience tuning through the AM radio dial and hearing a Ludwig Thuille Concerto on a station from Germany. Just one of those moments. Just keep doing what you're doing, great show!
	8:58pm 12539: Thanks for another magic hour.
	8:58pm Robert: Why, without your explan'n, I might've guessed he was named after Courtney T. Thanks.
	1:30pm donald powley: This show should be a podcast! Please!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Peter Maxwell Davies	Purcell: Fantasia and Two Pavans (1968)	Renaissance & Baroque Realisations	Unicorn-Kanchana	Performed by The Fires of London, Peter Maxwell Davies conducting	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Johannes Brahms	Prelude in G Minor (1854)	Brahms: Complete Organ Music	CRD	Nicholas Danby, organ.	0:15:02 (Pop-up)
Alan Hovhaness	Prayer of St. Gregory, Op. 62b (1946)	God of Grace and Glory	Ligonier	Terry Yount, organ; Chris Dolske, trumpet.	0:17:59 (Pop-up)
Wallingford Riegger	Fantasy and Fugue for Organ and Orchestra, Op. 10. Part 1. (1931)	Synthesis of Orchestra and Electronics	CRI	Jan Krenz conducting the Polish National Orchestra	0:22:16 (Pop-up)
Béla Bartók	En Bateau (1942) "En Bateau (1942)" by "Béla Bartók"	Organ Music by Modern Composers	MGM	Richard Ellasasser, organ. Recorded 1953.	0:27:12 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:37:41 (Pop-up)
René Eespere (b. 1951)	Ritornell in G Minor (1995)	Concentus	Bella Musica	Tarmo Eespere, piano.	0:38:54 (Pop-up)
Edison Denisov	Sonata for Violin and Piano, Op. 19; III. Vivace (1963)	Ars Duo: Janácek, Denisov, Prokofiev	Materiali Sonore	Marco Fiorentin, vioin; Laura Pietrocini, piano.	0:41:40 (Pop-up)
Franz Schubert (realized by Edison Denisov)	Lazarus, Introduction to Second Act (1820/1995)	Lazarus oder Die Feier der Auferstehung	Haenssler	Denisov's realization of Schubert's unfinished opera-oratorio Lazarus. Performed by Gachinger Kantorei Stuttgart	0:48:10 (Pop-up)
Nicolai Medtner	Sonata-Reminiscenza No.1, Op.38 - from Forgotten Melodies, Cycle I (1919–1922)	Poems & Fairy Tales: Piano Music by Medtner & Scriabin	MSR Classics	Irina Feoktistova, piano.	0:50:01 (Pop-up)
	a song
Viktor Suslin	3 Choruses on Poems by Daniil Kharms; III. Tongue Twister (1972)	Gubaidulina: Silenzio	BIS	This was mis-announced as one of Gubaidulina's compositions; it is indeed written by Suslin. Perfomed by Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory Chamber Choir

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Listener comments!
	8:06pm J4ff: I've been waiting all week with bated breath. Exhaling. Yes. The show begins...
	8:06pm Marmalade Kitty: Nice!
	8:12pm 12539: Hello!
	8:15pm r: Watching football (BCS championship) and listening to Bethany; just like the old days, when could watch the Super Bowl and listen to SHP.
	8:16pm Skirkie: That talk-over music was something else too.
	8:19pm Digital Text Message: Sounded like Bach, but probably isn't Bach. You won't keep it a secret, right?
	8:20pm J4ff: positively stunning.
	8:21pm bethany: Talk over music was a bit of Tom Waits that I looped up - glad you like it
	8:23pm Karl: Thank you so much!!!
	8:25pm Skirkie: Oh neat. It seems lately after your show I find myself buying some of the things I heard, but for all I know I might already have that.
	8:28pm ranjit: "Synthesis of Orchestra and Electronics" is a strangely unimaginative album name. Love all the organ music!
	8:34pm maestroso: Great hearing organ music on fmu, thanks Bethany. I didn't know Mr. Bartok had written for organ. Really great!
	8:42pm other david: Really glad to see you back on the air Bethany, you gave me one of my favourite radio moments of last year - during a fill in - you gave a context to and then played Beethoven's Sonata for Piano, No. 32, Op.111 :) Have loved the piece ever since
	8:47pm bethany: I think with that Beethoven Sonata I did the same thing as with the Brahms tonight...didn't announce who wrote it until after, because that was the way I first heard it and became so interested. It's a remarkable piece. This show wouldn't be on the air if I hadn't had that experience! Not exaggerating!
	8:55pm Marmalade Kitty: beautiful music. Thank you bethany!
	8:57pm other david: I understand :) The hosts enthusiasm & love for the music is what makes a program for me. Had a similar experience tuning through the AM radio dial and hearing a Ludwig Thuille Concerto on a station from Germany. Just one of those moments. Just keep doing what you're doing, great show!
	8:58pm 12539: Thanks for another magic hour.
	8:58pm Robert: Why, without your explan'n, I might've guessed he was named after Courtney T. Thanks.
	1:30pm donald powley: This show should be a podcast! Please!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from January 9, 2012

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