WFMU: Why Do We Only Listen to Dead People? with Carol Gimbel and Cullan Bryant: Playlist from April 6, 2025

Listener comments!
	🎻 ♥ 6:00pm PaulRobeson1925: Hi Hi Hi
	🎻 ♥ 6:03pm AMYGDALA: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G, BWV 1... Welcome Bach! ¡Hola Carol and Cullan and all good people!
	♥ 6:04pm JReganK: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G, BWV 1... I sometimes wonder if the Margrave of Brandenburg-Schwedt heard any of these?
	6:06pm AskJoe: Hi c and c
	♥ 6:06pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Good evening Carol and Cullen, and fellow followers of the dead. Ain't no such thing as too much Bach.
	🎻 ♥ 6:11pm Mama 💜: Hi sweet kids! Love, Mama 💜
	6:13pm AskJoe: I want to hear Cullan play the musical offering on the kazoo
	6:15pm ViolaChica: Hi everyone! We forgot the kazoo this time but soon.
	♥ 6:17pm Mister Dobalina: Nice to hear classical music again on FMU.
	♥ 6:20pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: Crab Canon from The Musical Offering B... Carol or Cullan: If not tonight, at some point, could you speak on the differences between Kleynman and Stradivarius and/or Guarneri?
	6:28pm Corey: Kilohertz
	6:28pm JR: it's not megahertz - just 440 Hertz
	♥ 6:28pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Whoa, thanks for speaking about this and well tempered vs even tempered. On my Gibson Les Pauls, I have to tune the B string a bit sharp so that a G chord is in tune at the 15th fret.
	🎻 ♥ 6:29pm chresti: Hi Carol and Cullan and live people listening!
	♥ 6:30pm mariano: Learning guitar as a teen, I just knew something was off with our modern tuning system. Of all the strings, the G was always the hardest to tune for me: if it was in tune in C (which has an open G), it'd be out of tune when playing a D (G fretted on second fret), clashing with the open D string. I thought I was just really bad at tuning. Thankfully I learned about 12-TET and its deficiencies along the way.
	6:31pm AskJoe: Remember hearing this with Philly orchestra and Westminster choir college chorus
	6:35pm ViolaChica: Beautiful AskJoe! Must have been a wonderful performance. Thanks for the megaherz correction friends.
	♥ 6:40pm Adi From Sheffield: I'm enjoying this. I really should be asleep but I'm on a late drawing session and I'm just finishing off before I power down for the night.
	♥ 6:41pm StringOFperils: Beautiful. I was in Munich just his morning. And now I'm in the heart of Prague. I am going to lie on this bed and just float away on the excruciating beauty of this music. Can't believe my good fortune. Had to share.
	🎻 ♥ 6:43pm radioronan: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: St Matthew's Passion, BWV 244 Chorus. ... This Bach fellow sure could write some choral music.
	🎻 ♥ 6:44pm chresti: ↳ StringOFperils @6:41 So that's where you've been hiding!
	6:45pm anna-Sophia: Hii you both- Love this Bach session.
	🎻 ♥ 6:46pm PaulRobeson1925: Little Jelly on a spelt
	6:46pm Buttfrog: Bach 2 Bach songs, eh?
	6:47pm yippie: bach to the future
	♥ 6:48pm StringOFperils: ↳ chresti @6:44 Yes, I've been without devices; I'm using Helene's laptop right now....traveling with her 85-ish year old mom...stayed at her 95 year old sister's place in Munich...dream trip, beyond my means....other than the family logistics (it's ok really) and my terrible German language skills...just got here to Prague, and it's more breathtaking,chresti, than I ever imagined...this music is perfect...it always was
	🎻 ♥ 6:50pm AMYGDALA: At the risk of sounding all sorts of corny, I love this collective space; two beloved hosts spinning the gems and imparting their wisdom, and listeners who add so much with wisdom and experiences of their own. This program is truly a welcome refuge from the worldwide angst. Okay, sappiness complete.
	6:50pm AskJoe: A great non Welch’s performance. Actually used baroque stops not like some weird ideas Cullan had in the past of Bach organ.
	🎻 ♥ 6:51pm bearded wonder: ↳ AMYGDALA @6:50 Totally agree!
	♥ 6:51pm T GRavel: Thanks for the great show!! Love all the INFO!! Nice learning stuff
	🎻 ♥ 6:53pm chresti: ↳ StringOFperils @6:48 Sounds nice! I've never been to Prague.
	♥ 6:54pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: ↳ StringOFperils @6:48 StringOfPerils, I'll be traveling to Germany at month end. Oberpfalz. What sort of clothing did you pack. Are shorts and blue jeans OK, or would they be offensive?
	6:54pm ViolaChica: You all making me cry a little. This is the power of Bach and I am so happy to share it together.
	6:55pm ViolaChica: Ask Joe — pianoman is so excited Cullan that it is the second time he got you to like Michael Murray
	♥ 6:56pm StringOFperils: ↳ Peter from Saranac Lake NY @6:54 I wondered the same thing, but shorts and jeans are completely acceptable and seen everywhere. the weather is transitional right now (early spring) cool here tonight, but yesterday in Munich is was nice and warm. You'll be fine!
	6:57pm AskJoe: Tank you for walcha
	♥ 7:01pm StringOFperils: ↳ StringOFperils @6:56 btw, I'll be proudly sporting my WFMU "Stay Tuned Forever' T-shirt here in this city, just for the record...
	🎻 ♥ 7:06pm chresti: Good. Maybe you'll run into a DJ or listener.
	🎻 ♥ 7:08pm PaulRobeson1925: Abundance and reciprocity in Mexico City for 1,000 + years. Floating gardens. More than enough for everyone
	7:09pm AskJoe: Well Murray played on a great organ and used baroque stops. He didn’t play like Virgil tix!
	♥ 7:18pm mariano: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: 16 Examples of Openings of Ciaccona fr... I once heard someone absolutely butcher this piece at a venue known for presenting some top talent (the late, great WMP Music Hall). Sounded like the strings were still in the cat, as they say. I was embarrassed too because I'd been talking up the venue to a friend of mine working on his PhD in musicology, and that was the concert I took him to.
	7:19pm AskJoe: Adolf Busch !!!!!!
	7:20pm anna-Sophia: wow. im so into this list. so interesting. thank-you for collecting.
	7:21pm AskJoe: Midori so unadorned just lets the beauty of the theme speak itself.
	7:21pm ViolaChica: Wow mariano. Yes, this is a piece that can easily be butchered in my experience too. Ask Joe - Busch is Cullan’s favorite too.
	7:22pm ViolaChica: Anna-sophia — this piece so makes me think of you 💘
	7:24pm J C: absolutely loving this segment !! Thank you : )
	7:25pm Bookbabejg: Ask Joesays 64
	♥ 7:31pm StringOFperils: Czech-ing out before show's end; it's 1:30 a.m. here....phew. Great show. I'll get Bach to it later. Thank you, friends!
	7:34pm Rocker98: Bach rocks!
	♥ 7:36pm Bucci: Is the fader for Phone 1 up?
	🎻 ♥ 7:37pm chresti: S'later StringO!
	7:37pm AskJoe: Great violin playing. Thanks Cullan.
	🎻 ♥ 7:38pm AMYGDALA: What if Amygdala talks in the third person, instead of Amygdala being the third caller? Signed. Amygdala
	7:40pm Wilson in SO: If I were Ken, this would be my favorite show. Because either they are two professional musicians who are so stoned they can barely function, which would pluck Ken's heart strings like the most seasoned harpist, or they are stone cold sober and this is their natural mode in which case this is just goddamn good radio.
	♥ 7:43pm Therese: As Hawkeye Pierce advised Radar O'Reilly, just gaze into the middle distance and say, "Ah, Bach..." whenever the subject is brought up.
	♥ 7:43pm Therese: It works for telephone snafus as well!
	♥ 7:44pm Acid Rich: guys thank you so much for this show. as you're probably aware, it's difficult to find classical listeners in the wild, and you make me feel much less alone, hearing you comment on some of my favorite music. I've played the first movement of this piece on violin, both solo parts, several times in my youth, but never the 2nd movement, which is just sublime and so nice to hear and anticipate your commentary on it.
	♥ 7:47pm Acid Rich: also while i'm here and commenting, my mom vaguely knows your violist guest from a couple of months ago - she played in NJSO. she and i have been playing bwv 1060r together whenever she visits. it's tough but rewarding. i was stumped at a part in the first movement and was literally cursing bach until i realized that it had to be played with open E string for the notes that were stumping me.
	♥ 7:50pm Acid Rich: and not only is your show itself heartening as a lonely classical fan, as a decades-long wfmu listener, the interest and acclaim from your fellow DJs is exponentially gratifying
	7:54pm ViolaChica: Wilson in SO - THANK YOU! Yes we are the stone cold sober version.
	♥ 7:54pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: Concerto for Two Violins in D minor, B... Great show tonight. Thank you.
	7:54pm Howie: Tastefully eschewed Yo Yo!
	7:55pm ViolaChica: Wow Acid Rich! I need to be away from the studio to properly comment but preliminarily thank you and thank you for sharing.
	7:57pm JR: thank you for the show :)
	🎻 ♥ 7:58pm listener 126464: Thank you, DJs!
	🎻 ♥ 7:59pm radioronan: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: Concerto for Two Violins in D minor, B... Extraordinary..wait it's almost over thanks for this fine Bach Bah Bach spotlight tonight..cheers y'all!
	7:59pm ChristinaInCanada: Thank you for exquisite aural treats. I'll borrow Gould's Well Tempered Clavier CDs from my local library this week.
	♥ 7:59pm Acid Rich: ↳ ViolaChica @7:55 you're quite welcome!
	🎻 ♥ 8:00pm AMYGDALA: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: Little Fugue in G minor BWV 578" by "H... It all makes sense now Carol; easy to see how your hearing Bach at a young age got the whole thing started for you. It would be equally interesting to hear how Cullan arrived at his love of classical; the unanswered $64,000 question. [Thanks for the terrific show Carol and Cullan!] [Best wishes for a super week ahead to one and all!]

Why Do We Only Listen to Dead People? with Carol Gimbel and Cullan Bryant: Playlist from April 6, 2025

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From the most profound classical music recordings ever made, to genres and musical perspectives from around the globe, talk on music, art and recordings that changed our lives and the world around us. Tune-in as we explore why we only listen to "dead" people, and what is "alive" in music today. Special guests, call-ins welcome.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Musica Antiqua Köln	J.S. Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G, BWV 1048: I. Allegro	Bach, J.S.: Brandenburg Concertos	Archiv Produktion	1987
Shunske Sato, violin (Netherlands Bach Society)	J.S. Bach: Crab Canon from The Musical Offering BWV 1079			2021	Instrument: Cornelius Kleynman, ca. 1684	0:15:33 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Glenn Gould, piano	J.S. Bach: Prelude & Fugue No. 10 in E Minor, BWV 855	Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book I, Preludes & Fugues Nos. 9-16, BWV 854-861	Sony Music Entertainment	1964		0:18:02 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Münchener Bach-Orchester · Karl Richter, cond. · Münchener Bach-Chor	J.S. Bach: St Matthew's Passion, BWV 244 Chorus. Kommt, ihr Töchter, helft mir klagen	J.S. Bach: St. Matthew Passion	DG Archiv	1959	Recording Venue: Residenz, Herkulessaal, Munich	0:33:33 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Michael Murray, organist	J.S. Bach: Toccata in F Major, BWV 540	Bach: The Great Organ at Methuen	Telarc Digital	1980		0:48:47 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Helmut Walcha	J.S. Bach: Little Fugue in G minor BWV 578	Bach: Organ Works	Deutsche Grammophon	1955		0:55:32 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Anner Bylsma, cello	J.S. Bach: Cello Suite No. 5 in C Minor BWV 1011: V. Sarabande	6 Suites a Violoncello solo senza Basso	RCA Red Seal	1979		1:07:28 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Multiple	J.S. Bach: 16 Examples of Openings of Ciaccona from Partita #2 BWV 1004	created by Carol & Cullan		2022	Sergiu Luca (at baroque tuning A = 415) Adolph Busch  George Enescu (live) Leonid Kogan  Bronislaw Huberman  Gidon Kremer  Sandor Vegh  Midori  Arthur Grumiaux Liza Ferschtman Ray Chen  Joshua Bell (at home during pandemic)  Isaac Stern  James Ehnes  Henryk Szeryng  Nathan Milstein	1:16:52 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Joseph Szigeti & Carl Flesch, violins, Walter Goehr, cond.	J.S. Bach: Concerto for Two Violins in D minor, BWV 1043		Columbia	1937		1:39:13 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Musica Antiqua Köln · Reinhard Goebel, cond.	J.S. Bach: Orchestral Suite No. 3 BWV 1068, II. Air	4 Ouvertüren / Suites BWV 1066–1069, BWV 1070	Archiv Produktion	1986		1:55:15 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Helmut Walcha	J.S. Bach: The Art of Fugue, BWV 1080: #18 ending section (unfinished)	Bach, J.S.: The Art of Fugue	Archiv Produktion	1960		2:00:33 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎻 ♥ 6:00pm PaulRobeson1925: Hi Hi Hi
	🎻 ♥ 6:03pm AMYGDALA: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G, BWV 1... Welcome Bach! ¡Hola Carol and Cullan and all good people!
	♥ 6:04pm JReganK: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G, BWV 1... I sometimes wonder if the Margrave of Brandenburg-Schwedt heard any of these?
	6:06pm AskJoe: Hi c and c
	♥ 6:06pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Good evening Carol and Cullen, and fellow followers of the dead. Ain't no such thing as too much Bach.
	🎻 ♥ 6:11pm Mama 💜: Hi sweet kids! Love, Mama 💜
	6:13pm AskJoe: I want to hear Cullan play the musical offering on the kazoo
	6:15pm ViolaChica: Hi everyone! We forgot the kazoo this time but soon.
	♥ 6:17pm Mister Dobalina: Nice to hear classical music again on FMU.
	♥ 6:20pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: Crab Canon from The Musical Offering B... Carol or Cullan: If not tonight, at some point, could you speak on the differences between Kleynman and Stradivarius and/or Guarneri?
	6:28pm Corey: Kilohertz
	6:28pm JR: it's not megahertz - just 440 Hertz
	♥ 6:28pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Whoa, thanks for speaking about this and well tempered vs even tempered. On my Gibson Les Pauls, I have to tune the B string a bit sharp so that a G chord is in tune at the 15th fret.
	🎻 ♥ 6:29pm chresti: Hi Carol and Cullan and live people listening!
	♥ 6:30pm mariano: Learning guitar as a teen, I just knew something was off with our modern tuning system. Of all the strings, the G was always the hardest to tune for me: if it was in tune in C (which has an open G), it'd be out of tune when playing a D (G fretted on second fret), clashing with the open D string. I thought I was just really bad at tuning. Thankfully I learned about 12-TET and its deficiencies along the way.
	6:31pm AskJoe: Remember hearing this with Philly orchestra and Westminster choir college chorus
	6:35pm ViolaChica: Beautiful AskJoe! Must have been a wonderful performance. Thanks for the megaherz correction friends.
	♥ 6:40pm Adi From Sheffield: I'm enjoying this. I really should be asleep but I'm on a late drawing session and I'm just finishing off before I power down for the night.
	♥ 6:41pm StringOFperils: Beautiful. I was in Munich just his morning. And now I'm in the heart of Prague. I am going to lie on this bed and just float away on the excruciating beauty of this music. Can't believe my good fortune. Had to share.
	🎻 ♥ 6:43pm radioronan: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: St Matthew's Passion, BWV 244 Chorus. ... This Bach fellow sure could write some choral music.
	🎻 ♥ 6:44pm chresti: ↳ StringOFperils @6:41 So that's where you've been hiding!
	6:45pm anna-Sophia: Hii you both- Love this Bach session.
	🎻 ♥ 6:46pm PaulRobeson1925: Little Jelly on a spelt
	6:46pm Buttfrog: Bach 2 Bach songs, eh?
	6:47pm yippie: bach to the future
	♥ 6:48pm StringOFperils: ↳ chresti @6:44 Yes, I've been without devices; I'm using Helene's laptop right now....traveling with her 85-ish year old mom...stayed at her 95 year old sister's place in Munich...dream trip, beyond my means....other than the family logistics (it's ok really) and my terrible German language skills...just got here to Prague, and it's more breathtaking,chresti, than I ever imagined...this music is perfect...it always was
	🎻 ♥ 6:50pm AMYGDALA: At the risk of sounding all sorts of corny, I love this collective space; two beloved hosts spinning the gems and imparting their wisdom, and listeners who add so much with wisdom and experiences of their own. This program is truly a welcome refuge from the worldwide angst. Okay, sappiness complete.
	6:50pm AskJoe: A great non Welch’s performance. Actually used baroque stops not like some weird ideas Cullan had in the past of Bach organ.
	🎻 ♥ 6:51pm bearded wonder: ↳ AMYGDALA @6:50 Totally agree!
	♥ 6:51pm T GRavel: Thanks for the great show!! Love all the INFO!! Nice learning stuff
	🎻 ♥ 6:53pm chresti: ↳ StringOFperils @6:48 Sounds nice! I've never been to Prague.
	♥ 6:54pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: ↳ StringOFperils @6:48 StringOfPerils, I'll be traveling to Germany at month end. Oberpfalz. What sort of clothing did you pack. Are shorts and blue jeans OK, or would they be offensive?
	6:54pm ViolaChica: You all making me cry a little. This is the power of Bach and I am so happy to share it together.
	6:55pm ViolaChica: Ask Joe — pianoman is so excited Cullan that it is the second time he got you to like Michael Murray
	♥ 6:56pm StringOFperils: ↳ Peter from Saranac Lake NY @6:54 I wondered the same thing, but shorts and jeans are completely acceptable and seen everywhere. the weather is transitional right now (early spring) cool here tonight, but yesterday in Munich is was nice and warm. You'll be fine!
	6:57pm AskJoe: Tank you for walcha
	♥ 7:01pm StringOFperils: ↳ StringOFperils @6:56 btw, I'll be proudly sporting my WFMU "Stay Tuned Forever' T-shirt here in this city, just for the record...
	🎻 ♥ 7:06pm chresti: Good. Maybe you'll run into a DJ or listener.
	🎻 ♥ 7:08pm PaulRobeson1925: Abundance and reciprocity in Mexico City for 1,000 + years. Floating gardens. More than enough for everyone
	7:09pm AskJoe: Well Murray played on a great organ and used baroque stops. He didn’t play like Virgil tix!
	♥ 7:18pm mariano: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: 16 Examples of Openings of Ciaccona fr... I once heard someone absolutely butcher this piece at a venue known for presenting some top talent (the late, great WMP Music Hall). Sounded like the strings were still in the cat, as they say. I was embarrassed too because I'd been talking up the venue to a friend of mine working on his PhD in musicology, and that was the concert I took him to.
	7:19pm AskJoe: Adolf Busch !!!!!!
	7:20pm anna-Sophia: wow. im so into this list. so interesting. thank-you for collecting.
	7:21pm AskJoe: Midori so unadorned just lets the beauty of the theme speak itself.
	7:21pm ViolaChica: Wow mariano. Yes, this is a piece that can easily be butchered in my experience too. Ask Joe - Busch is Cullan’s favorite too.
	7:22pm ViolaChica: Anna-sophia — this piece so makes me think of you 💘
	7:24pm J C: absolutely loving this segment !! Thank you : )
	7:25pm Bookbabejg: Ask Joesays 64
	♥ 7:31pm StringOFperils: Czech-ing out before show's end; it's 1:30 a.m. here....phew. Great show. I'll get Bach to it later. Thank you, friends!
	7:34pm Rocker98: Bach rocks!
	♥ 7:36pm Bucci: Is the fader for Phone 1 up?
	🎻 ♥ 7:37pm chresti: S'later StringO!
	7:37pm AskJoe: Great violin playing. Thanks Cullan.
	🎻 ♥ 7:38pm AMYGDALA: What if Amygdala talks in the third person, instead of Amygdala being the third caller? Signed. Amygdala
	7:40pm Wilson in SO: If I were Ken, this would be my favorite show. Because either they are two professional musicians who are so stoned they can barely function, which would pluck Ken's heart strings like the most seasoned harpist, or they are stone cold sober and this is their natural mode in which case this is just goddamn good radio.
	♥ 7:43pm Therese: As Hawkeye Pierce advised Radar O'Reilly, just gaze into the middle distance and say, "Ah, Bach..." whenever the subject is brought up.
	♥ 7:43pm Therese: It works for telephone snafus as well!
	♥ 7:44pm Acid Rich: guys thank you so much for this show. as you're probably aware, it's difficult to find classical listeners in the wild, and you make me feel much less alone, hearing you comment on some of my favorite music. I've played the first movement of this piece on violin, both solo parts, several times in my youth, but never the 2nd movement, which is just sublime and so nice to hear and anticipate your commentary on it.
	♥ 7:47pm Acid Rich: also while i'm here and commenting, my mom vaguely knows your violist guest from a couple of months ago - she played in NJSO. she and i have been playing bwv 1060r together whenever she visits. it's tough but rewarding. i was stumped at a part in the first movement and was literally cursing bach until i realized that it had to be played with open E string for the notes that were stumping me.
	♥ 7:50pm Acid Rich: and not only is your show itself heartening as a lonely classical fan, as a decades-long wfmu listener, the interest and acclaim from your fellow DJs is exponentially gratifying
	7:54pm ViolaChica: Wilson in SO - THANK YOU! Yes we are the stone cold sober version.
	♥ 7:54pm Peter from Saranac Lake NY: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: Concerto for Two Violins in D minor, B... Great show tonight. Thank you.
	7:54pm Howie: Tastefully eschewed Yo Yo!
	7:55pm ViolaChica: Wow Acid Rich! I need to be away from the studio to properly comment but preliminarily thank you and thank you for sharing.
	7:57pm JR: thank you for the show :)
	🎻 ♥ 7:58pm listener 126464: Thank you, DJs!
	🎻 ♥ 7:59pm radioronan: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: Concerto for Two Violins in D minor, B... Extraordinary..wait it's almost over thanks for this fine Bach Bah Bach spotlight tonight..cheers y'all!
	7:59pm ChristinaInCanada: Thank you for exquisite aural treats. I'll borrow Gould's Well Tempered Clavier CDs from my local library this week.
	♥ 7:59pm Acid Rich: ↳ ViolaChica @7:55 you're quite welcome!
	🎻 ♥ 8:00pm AMYGDALA: ↳ Song: "J.S. Bach: Little Fugue in G minor BWV 578" by "H... It all makes sense now Carol; easy to see how your hearing Bach at a young age got the whole thing started for you. It would be equally interesting to hear how Cullan arrived at his love of classical; the unanswered $64,000 question. [Thanks for the terrific show Carol and Cullan!] [Best wishes for a super week ahead to one and all!]

Why Do We Only Listen to Dead People? with Carol Gimbel and Cullan Bryant: Playlist from April 6, 2025

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