WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from November 3, 2020

Listener comments!
	8:01pm Michael 98145: Respite. Please.
	8:01pm Michael 98145: Thanks, Olivia.
	8:04pm Bethany Ryker: Welcome all to my Remote Broadcast Studio Bubble! And by that I mean, let's leave out the news and get immersed in sound!! Lots of other things we can chat about, please say hello and - welcome to the show!!
	8:05pm ?: For us streaming listeners this is truly Ear a tating to listen to. The break up is intentional, yes?
	8:07pm Bethany Ryker: Must be a streaming or buffering issue, definitely not part of what is being beamed out from the studio here! Sorry if that's the case
	8:08pm John from NP: Radio sounds fine
	8:20pm Bethany Ryker: This piece does have live electronic processing with a live string quartet, so in this case, all splits and splinters are intended!
	8:21pm olivia: was just wondering if that was intentional, bethany, haha.thanks for the info!
	8:23pm scott: What is the difference, if any, between musical pause, and musical space?
	8:26pm Richard S: A pause has one of those symbols in it?
	8:27pm listener 126464: Hello Bethany, listeners.
	8:28pm scott: That is just a 'rest' symbol, don't make sound, very short or many 'whole' written bar after bar.
	8:28pm Bethany Ryker: @scott, that's an interesting question, very nuanced and at the moment I wish I had more to say, but it's got me thinkin'
	8:30pm Bethany Ryker: a 'rest' would imply metered time, a pause happens outside of that....at the performer (or conductor's) discretion. Is that the idea?
	8:31pm soupfriend: hello everyone!
	8:32pm Aquebogue: Great piece Bethany!!!!!!!!! Perfect for this evening. You are a genius.
	8:32pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bethany and all
	8:35pm scott: An interval of time, expressed in terms of a distance, or plane area, or volume--space.
	8:35pm Michael 98145: yes. all in the same boat.
	8:41pm Aquebogue: Ligeti Barrel organ pieces. Heaven.
	8:42pm Chud: Great show, Bethany! Love this piece
	8:43pm Michael 98145: ah! didn't think this was Bartok. :)
	8:43pm Yes: hello friends
	8:44pm Bethany Ryker: Ah, the Bartók slipped through the queue, and we're on to the next...truly mesmerizing, this piece by Nikolai Korndorf
	8:45pm scott: Bela was an archivist/anarchist, Hungarian wildass gentleman.
	8:47pm TDK60: Hello . .
	8:49pm scott: ...like John von Neumann.
	8:50pm Bethany Ryker: It takes me by complete surprise over and over again that this piece is for string TRIO. Still in disbelief.
	8:50pm WFMU listener J: Love classical music
	8:52pm mariano: Any NY-area folks remember a place on E28th in Manhattan, WMP Music Hall? One of the joys of my life while it was there. It was a violin restoration studio with a small (~100 person?) concert hall. Every Wednesday at 12:30, for a suggested donation of $10, you could catch a changing program of professionals and Juilliard students playing on Stradivariuses and Guarneris. Of course, because NYC's gonna NYC, it's no longer there, the building owners thought they might make some more money off of someone else.
	8:53pm mariano: Anyway, the mention of Bartok brought back that memory. Saw a great performance of some Bartok pieces for violin and piano. Here's WMP's old site: wmpconcerthall.com
	8:54pm TDK60: Quite a three.
	8:55pm Bethany Ryker: Wow, mariano, thanks for that, and for sharing the link
	8:57pm Aquebogue: Ligeti always does more with less. No effects or granular delays required - simply astounding playing. Like the metronome piece - low tech, high concept. This sounds like more than a quartet.
	8:58pm mariano: You betcha, Bethany. Thank you for a great show, and thank you Skeleton Crew!
	8:58pm Michael 98145: Looks like WMP was a cozy, inviting setting
	8:59pm mariano: Yeah, one of many ways NYC broke my frickin' heart, Michael ;)
	9:00pm coelacanth∅: Thank you Bethany take care

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from November 3, 2020

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November 3, 2020: A440, Op. 7. No. 8, Step inside the A440 BUBBLE, step aside from the rest of the media. An hour of respite.

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Jessie Montgomery	Break Away, IV. Quick Pass (2013)	PUBLIQuartet	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jessie Montgomery	Break Away, V. Break Away (2013)	PUBLIQuartet	0:00:39 (Pop-up)
Witold Lutosławski	Partita for Violin and Piano, V. Presto (1984)	Karolina Nowotczyńska - violin and Łukasz Chrzęszczyk - piano	0:03:58 (Pop-up)

Henry Flynt	Double Spindizzy (1975)		0:12:26 (Pop-up)
Yannis Kyriakides	Antichamber (2010)		0:17:28 (Pop-up)
Györgi Ligeti	Viola Sonata, IV. Prestissimo con sordino (1994)	Nobuko Imai - viola	0:39:20 (Pop-up)
Nikolai Korndorf	In Honour of Alfred Schnittke (AGSH), Trio for Violin, Viola and Cello, II., III. Aria - Andante	Patricia Kopatchinskaja - violin, Daniel Raiskin - viola, Alexander Ivashkin - cello http://www.musiconmain.ca/essay/nikolai-korndorf-his-music-and-aesthetics/ "Korndorf’s music is shocking, in part because it is so massive – it demands a serious expanse of time and a huge emotional commitment. His large-scale forms unveil themselves extremely slowly; a “short” Korndorf piece lasts 20 minutes, a longer one lasts easily over an hour."	0:40:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:01pm Michael 98145: Respite. Please.
	8:01pm Michael 98145: Thanks, Olivia.
	8:04pm Bethany Ryker: Welcome all to my Remote Broadcast Studio Bubble! And by that I mean, let's leave out the news and get immersed in sound!! Lots of other things we can chat about, please say hello and - welcome to the show!!
	8:05pm ?: For us streaming listeners this is truly Ear a tating to listen to. The break up is intentional, yes?
	8:07pm Bethany Ryker: Must be a streaming or buffering issue, definitely not part of what is being beamed out from the studio here! Sorry if that's the case
	8:08pm John from NP: Radio sounds fine
	8:20pm Bethany Ryker: This piece does have live electronic processing with a live string quartet, so in this case, all splits and splinters are intended!
	8:21pm olivia: was just wondering if that was intentional, bethany, haha.thanks for the info!
	8:23pm scott: What is the difference, if any, between musical pause, and musical space?
	8:26pm Richard S: A pause has one of those symbols in it?
	8:27pm listener 126464: Hello Bethany, listeners.
	8:28pm scott: That is just a 'rest' symbol, don't make sound, very short or many 'whole' written bar after bar.
	8:28pm Bethany Ryker: @scott, that's an interesting question, very nuanced and at the moment I wish I had more to say, but it's got me thinkin'
	8:30pm Bethany Ryker: a 'rest' would imply metered time, a pause happens outside of that....at the performer (or conductor's) discretion. Is that the idea?
	8:31pm soupfriend: hello everyone!
	8:32pm Aquebogue: Great piece Bethany!!!!!!!!! Perfect for this evening. You are a genius.
	8:32pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bethany and all
	8:35pm scott: An interval of time, expressed in terms of a distance, or plane area, or volume--space.
	8:35pm Michael 98145: yes. all in the same boat.
	8:41pm Aquebogue: Ligeti Barrel organ pieces. Heaven.
	8:42pm Chud: Great show, Bethany! Love this piece
	8:43pm Michael 98145: ah! didn't think this was Bartok. :)
	8:43pm Yes: hello friends
	8:44pm Bethany Ryker: Ah, the Bartók slipped through the queue, and we're on to the next...truly mesmerizing, this piece by Nikolai Korndorf
	8:45pm scott: Bela was an archivist/anarchist, Hungarian wildass gentleman.
	8:47pm TDK60: Hello . .
	8:49pm scott: ...like John von Neumann.
	8:50pm Bethany Ryker: It takes me by complete surprise over and over again that this piece is for string TRIO. Still in disbelief.
	8:50pm WFMU listener J: Love classical music
	8:52pm mariano: Any NY-area folks remember a place on E28th in Manhattan, WMP Music Hall? One of the joys of my life while it was there. It was a violin restoration studio with a small (~100 person?) concert hall. Every Wednesday at 12:30, for a suggested donation of $10, you could catch a changing program of professionals and Juilliard students playing on Stradivariuses and Guarneris. Of course, because NYC's gonna NYC, it's no longer there, the building owners thought they might make some more money off of someone else.
	8:53pm mariano: Anyway, the mention of Bartok brought back that memory. Saw a great performance of some Bartok pieces for violin and piano. Here's WMP's old site: wmpconcerthall.com
	8:54pm TDK60: Quite a three.
	8:55pm Bethany Ryker: Wow, mariano, thanks for that, and for sharing the link
	8:57pm Aquebogue: Ligeti always does more with less. No effects or granular delays required - simply astounding playing. Like the metronome piece - low tech, high concept. This sounds like more than a quartet.
	8:58pm mariano: You betcha, Bethany. Thank you for a great show, and thank you Skeleton Crew!
	8:58pm Michael 98145: Looks like WMP was a cozy, inviting setting
	8:59pm mariano: Yeah, one of many ways NYC broke my frickin' heart, Michael ;)
	9:00pm coelacanth∅: Thank you Bethany take care

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from November 3, 2020

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