WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from March 24, 2020

Listener comments!
	8:01pm P-90: Skeletal Salutations
	8:02pm All strings Attached: SaLuD!
	8:03pm Bethany Ryker: Hi Friends!!
	8:04pm unpopularfred: Martinů's quartets totally rock
	8:08pm listener 126464: Thanks for your efforts Bethany
	8:09pm Listener Robert: Hi, Bethany! And apparently goodbye to -Ken's nudie shot now that we're days away from the goal. Probably saving it up for a big surprise, like on a billboard.
	8:16pm Polly Onymous: calming. thank you in these crazy times.
	8:16pm Bethany Ryker: Anyone pick up a good book this week, maybe one that had gathered some dust on the shelf?
	8:17pm TDK60: I made it in before the ushers' cutoff, shwew..
	8:18pm khd: do you mean the bible, because no
	8:18pm Polly Onymous: the online cookbooks! recipes and time to make them
	8:20pm listener 126464: picked up my old copy of Beer Advocate magazine 9/2007 issue to revisit a fave chili recipe
	8:22pm All Strings Attached: I'm craving for some photographic books, but I haven't opened one yet.. it is like only thecraving and no mood,
	8:26pm Photocopy Cha Cha: speaking of online cookbooks: the hangover food recipe no.1 (not mine): bake french fries and heat up a can of pea soup... and pour the soup (the thicker the better) over the fries when both are ready to serve. sounds awful! and tastes awful....ly good!
	8:26pm Bethany Ryker: Would you like an ANALOG TEXT MESSAGE? I will write you a postcard! Tell me where to send it by emailing bethany @ wfmu (dot) org
	8:27pm All Strings Attached: I saw Getty Images collection Book on Amazon, Tempting! , yeA not affordable for now haha
	8:28pm Bethany Ryker: if you want to send something to the station as well, here you go: WFMU/A440 - PO Box 2011 - Jersey City, NJ - 07303
	8:29pm All String Attached: Yes I'd love to, Thank You Bethany
	8:29pm allanToronto: ...reading these short stories by Delmore Schwartz. Odd that fiction feels so needed now, at a time when we're roiling beneath a tsunami of fictions. Go figure. ps thx for all you do @FMU
	8:32pm TDK60: Just started a memoir of childhood, Cider with Rosie, by Laurie Lee (1959).
	8:33pm Listener Robert: Gotta say his symphony moves along faster than his boulevard.
	8:36pm Ken From Hyde Park: In the mean time, we can imagine what the post card might look like: www.zazzle.com...
	8:36pm khd: postcard pals :D
	8:37pm p20: @Photocopy Cha Cha: Pea Soup Poutine?
	8:41pm Dean: Did I just miss an entire Bruckner 3? Who conducted? Orchestra?
	8:42pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @8:37 p20: not quite: no gravy or cheese curds. Pea Soup Poutine sounds delicious and like real food, but just to mix canned pea soup with fries is simple trash - but oh so delicious as well (and also vegan friendly should you be able to find vegan pea soup)
	8:44pm Photocopy Cha Cha: really should use the time to get into s.barber's music, I have surprisingly few listening experiences with his music.
	8:45pm p20: @PCC: I thought the soup was taking the place of the gravy. But yeah, it's not poutine without cheese curds.
	8:46pm Dean: Start with Gil Shaham's Violin Concerto: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nzaftnHAZQ&list=RD3nzaftnHAZQ&start_radio=1&t=0
	8:48pm Dean: Ah, thanks.
	8:49pm Dean: If that was the recent-ish DG recording, though, it was the 1889 version.
	8:51pm p20: Consistently impressed by how well WFMU listeners know their music!
	8:51pm Listener Robert: Yay! I've been waiting for classical mash-ups for, like, ever.
	8:54pm p20: I think I know what I'm making for dinner tomorrow: Vegetarian Poutine = French Fries+Pea Soup+Cheese Curds. How could that be bad? (Thanks PCC for the inspiration)
	8:54pm mariano: Well I suppose it's no different from putting gravy on fries. I can see it being good. Though I'd opt for the carnivore version, with cubes of ham or bacon.
	8:55pm Bethany Ryker: @Dean, yep, you're right. You might not have heard me say my bit on-air that Bruckner revised the 3rd symphony (and many others). We did in fact hear the revised version in the recording.
	8:56pm Dean: Yeah, he was (in)famous for the revisions, many prompted not necessarily by his own musical instincts.
	8:56pm p20: @mariano: OK, you can have all the cubes. I only eat icosahedra.
	8:57pm mariano: D20 Pea Soup, yum! Thanks Bethany, stay safe!
	8:58pm P-90: Special thanks @Bethany for making sure there was an oven-fresh new installment of A440 tonight. It counts for a lot.
	8:59pm listener 126464: Thanks Bethany
	8:59pm Photocopy Cha Cha: thanks bethany, bon appetit p20, stay safe folks!
	4:45am 12539: Distant and belated thanks, Bethany.

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from March 24, 2020

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March 24, 2020: A440, Op. 5, No. 22, "Distance Learning"

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Bohuslav Martinů	String Quartet No. 6, H. 312, Mvt. I (1946)		0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Antonio Vivaldi	Violin Concerto in E-flat Major, Op. 8, No. 5 "La Tempesta di Mare" II. Presto (1725)		0:19:50 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Robert Schumann	String Quartet No. 2 in F, Op. 41, No. 2, Mvt. III. Presto/Scherzo (1843)		0:27:11 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Anton Bruckner	Symphony No. 3 in D Minor, WAB 103, Mvt. III. (1873)	Live recording: Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, conducted by Andris Nelsons	0:33:26 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
	a song
Samuel Barber	The School for Scandal Overture, Op. 5 (1931)		0:45:27 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Frédéric Chopin	Etudes: Op. 10, No 5 and Op. 25, No. 9		1:04:28 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Leopold Godowsky	53 Studies on the Chopin Etudes: No. 47		1:04:44 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
	a song		1:07:25 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Magnus Lindberg	Trio: Like the tranquility we seek		1:05:20 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:01pm P-90: Skeletal Salutations
	8:02pm All strings Attached: SaLuD!
	8:03pm Bethany Ryker: Hi Friends!!
	8:04pm unpopularfred: Martinů's quartets totally rock
	8:08pm listener 126464: Thanks for your efforts Bethany
	8:09pm Listener Robert: Hi, Bethany! And apparently goodbye to -Ken's nudie shot now that we're days away from the goal. Probably saving it up for a big surprise, like on a billboard.
	8:16pm Polly Onymous: calming. thank you in these crazy times.
	8:16pm Bethany Ryker: Anyone pick up a good book this week, maybe one that had gathered some dust on the shelf?
	8:17pm TDK60: I made it in before the ushers' cutoff, shwew..
	8:18pm khd: do you mean the bible, because no
	8:18pm Polly Onymous: the online cookbooks! recipes and time to make them
	8:20pm listener 126464: picked up my old copy of Beer Advocate magazine 9/2007 issue to revisit a fave chili recipe
	8:22pm All Strings Attached: I'm craving for some photographic books, but I haven't opened one yet.. it is like only thecraving and no mood,
	8:26pm Photocopy Cha Cha: speaking of online cookbooks: the hangover food recipe no.1 (not mine): bake french fries and heat up a can of pea soup... and pour the soup (the thicker the better) over the fries when both are ready to serve. sounds awful! and tastes awful....ly good!
	8:26pm Bethany Ryker: Would you like an ANALOG TEXT MESSAGE? I will write you a postcard! Tell me where to send it by emailing bethany @ wfmu (dot) org
	8:27pm All Strings Attached: I saw Getty Images collection Book on Amazon, Tempting! , yeA not affordable for now haha
	8:28pm Bethany Ryker: if you want to send something to the station as well, here you go: WFMU/A440 - PO Box 2011 - Jersey City, NJ - 07303
	8:29pm All String Attached: Yes I'd love to, Thank You Bethany
	8:29pm allanToronto: ...reading these short stories by Delmore Schwartz. Odd that fiction feels so needed now, at a time when we're roiling beneath a tsunami of fictions. Go figure. ps thx for all you do @FMU
	8:32pm TDK60: Just started a memoir of childhood, Cider with Rosie, by Laurie Lee (1959).
	8:33pm Listener Robert: Gotta say his symphony moves along faster than his boulevard.
	8:36pm Ken From Hyde Park: In the mean time, we can imagine what the post card might look like: www.zazzle.com...
	8:36pm khd: postcard pals :D
	8:37pm p20: @Photocopy Cha Cha: Pea Soup Poutine?
	8:41pm Dean: Did I just miss an entire Bruckner 3? Who conducted? Orchestra?
	8:42pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @8:37 p20: not quite: no gravy or cheese curds. Pea Soup Poutine sounds delicious and like real food, but just to mix canned pea soup with fries is simple trash - but oh so delicious as well (and also vegan friendly should you be able to find vegan pea soup)
	8:44pm Photocopy Cha Cha: really should use the time to get into s.barber's music, I have surprisingly few listening experiences with his music.
	8:45pm p20: @PCC: I thought the soup was taking the place of the gravy. But yeah, it's not poutine without cheese curds.
	8:46pm Dean: Start with Gil Shaham's Violin Concerto: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nzaftnHAZQ&list=RD3nzaftnHAZQ&start_radio=1&t=0
	8:48pm Dean: Ah, thanks.
	8:49pm Dean: If that was the recent-ish DG recording, though, it was the 1889 version.
	8:51pm p20: Consistently impressed by how well WFMU listeners know their music!
	8:51pm Listener Robert: Yay! I've been waiting for classical mash-ups for, like, ever.
	8:54pm p20: I think I know what I'm making for dinner tomorrow: Vegetarian Poutine = French Fries+Pea Soup+Cheese Curds. How could that be bad? (Thanks PCC for the inspiration)
	8:54pm mariano: Well I suppose it's no different from putting gravy on fries. I can see it being good. Though I'd opt for the carnivore version, with cubes of ham or bacon.
	8:55pm Bethany Ryker: @Dean, yep, you're right. You might not have heard me say my bit on-air that Bruckner revised the 3rd symphony (and many others). We did in fact hear the revised version in the recording.
	8:56pm Dean: Yeah, he was (in)famous for the revisions, many prompted not necessarily by his own musical instincts.
	8:56pm p20: @mariano: OK, you can have all the cubes. I only eat icosahedra.
	8:57pm mariano: D20 Pea Soup, yum! Thanks Bethany, stay safe!
	8:58pm P-90: Special thanks @Bethany for making sure there was an oven-fresh new installment of A440 tonight. It counts for a lot.
	8:59pm listener 126464: Thanks Bethany
	8:59pm Photocopy Cha Cha: thanks bethany, bon appetit p20, stay safe folks!
	4:45am 12539: Distant and belated thanks, Bethany.

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from March 24, 2020

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