WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from February 3, 2014

Listener comments!
	8:01pm lucy: Ciao!
	8:01pm Bethany Ryker: Greetings all!
	8:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bye in advance!
	8:05pm bud dock: whats that "bye, loser" about? Who done it?
	8:05pm bud dock: did the DJ have a break up or something? I guess the time for inquiry has past huh...
	8:06pm coelacanth: Hi Bethany. Watch out for carry-overs from Vicky's show. 'Bunch of losers.
	8:07pm maestroso: Hallo Bethany! Normally I'd be at a rehearsal this evening, but due to the weather I'm enjoying your show in a warm home studio.
	8:07pm bud dock: I think there are lines that needs to be drawn when you are putting play list online.
	8:07pm Bethany Ryker: No scandal or diatribe, despite the piece I'm playing on air!
	8:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Evening - nice to be here.
	8:09pm bud dock: can't help myself; ┬─┬ ︵ /(.□. \）....
	8:11pm 12539: No scandal or diatribe, but plenty of spectacle and clamor.
	8:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - those are nice lines.
	8:12pm JakeGould: I can’t get into scandal. Bye!
	8:14pm JakeGould: Seriously, really nice stuff for a slushy Monday.
	8:14pm bloopy: Yay bethany!
	8:18pm coelacanth: Bethany,i'm sure i've never posted on your comments board before-since i usually listen via airwaves.We spoke several times on the phone though,in the good old days of your sunday eve shift. Alas i must go make my own noise,but may be back before the end. I'll try! ciao.
	8:18pm glenn: browsing the score? i wish i could read music at that level.
	8:22pm glenn: 15 intervals? i think that's technically impossible, given the architecture of a standard guitar. the frets would have to be reset to have shorter distances between them. if it's doable otherwise, i'd be interested in knowing how.
	8:23pm Droll: glenn, No better way to learn than following along. There are some great YT videos where the score scrolls along as the song plays.
	8:25pm 12539: Glenn, it looks as if he uses custom guitars: en.wikipedia.org...
	8:25pm coelacanth: glenn- maybe a baritone guitar? (i dunno) okay really,bye!
	8:25pm Bethany Ryker: @glenn: I posted the link where Blackwood talks about the intervals and frets in the liner notes of the CD, have a go!
	8:26pm casey: Enjoying the show. Wishing I'd known about it sooner. Big Easley Blackwood fan. Thanks for that!
	8:29pm glenn: thank you bethany, i missed that.
	8:30pm glenn: oh, i can read music, i just suck at it.
	8:31pm dc pat: This Creston piece is right on.
	8:33pm Bethany Ryker: Blackwood has some interesting things to say, and I posted that link after the discussion came up....glad the idea was circling around, it's a technical point that would have passed me by!
	8:33pm dc pat: It's funny--been feeling like I'm listening to too much classical-type music lately so turned on FMU for some rawk. Glad I did
	8:33pm dc pat: It's funny--been feeling like I'm listening to too much classical-type music lately so turned on FMU for some rawk. Glad I did
	8:34pm glenn: the link doesn't seem to work.
	8:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Live Link glenn : www.dramonline.org...
	8:36pm 12539: Does for me, not that I understand a whit of it: www.dramonline.org...
	8:37pm Bethany Ryker: I'm slow on the html hypertext embedding over here that I have to do in the playlist database, sorry guys
	8:37pm glenn: okay, okay. i suck. i can live with it.
	8:38pm glenn: do you play guitar 12539?
	8:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this reminds me of 'Our Town' - but in my ignorance I'm reminded of Copland every week - so you're probably one up on me there glenn...is there anybody doesn't 'play guitar' - ??...
	8:41pm 12539: Glenn, No, I'm just an adventurous listener.
	8:42pm 12539: Once played reeds, and not particularly well.
	8:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Indian Ragas are famously time-of-day specific - is my understanding.
	8:49pm glenn: all right. very briefly, measure the distance from the head nut to the tailpiece. that is essentially two octaves. the distance from the head nut to the 12th fret is EXACTLY half of the total distance, and is one octave.
	8:49pm tonyb: po box 2011 07303
	8:50pm Bethany Ryker: thank you @tonyb! Whew.
	8:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @glenn: & hence where a major Harmonic is ...funny I never thot about the whole string being two octaves, then...
	8:57pm JakeGould: Is this the part of the movie where we find out something is amiss in the town?
	8:58pm 12539: Merci bien, Bethany.
	9:00pm Droll: Thanks, Bethany! I'm still hoping for a longer slot for you soon!
	9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you must have a lot of stamps if you're going to send cards to everyone ! - Thx As Ever.
	9:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Look out for slush!
	9:01pm Bethany Ryker: I have lots of stamps. No worries there.
	9:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a slush fund maybe...
	9:02pm lucy: by bethany! beauiful show!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from February 3, 2014

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February 3, 2014: A440, Op. 2, No. 7

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Carlos Seixas	Sonata No. 42 in F Minor	The Portugese Fortepiano		Edward Parmentier, fortepiano	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Easley Blackwood	Suite, Op. 33 for guitar in 15-note equal tuning (1980)	Microtonal Compositions		Jeffrey Kust, guitar Blackwood explains the tuning here: http://www.dramonline.org/albums/blackwood-microtonal-compositions/notes	0:02:53 (Pop-up)
Samuel Barber	The School for Scandal Overture, Op. 5 (1931)	Adagio / 3 Essays for Orchestra		St. Louis Symphony, directed by Leonard Slatkin	0:06:47 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:23:13 (Pop-up)
Paul Creston	Seven Theses, Op. 3 Espressivo / Tranquillo (1933)				0:22:41 (Pop-up)
Frank Bridge	Piano Trio No. 2, III. Andante molto	Britten / Menuhin / Gendron		performed by Benjamin Britten - piano, Yehudi Menuhin - violin, Maurice Gendron - cello	0:27:24 (Pop-up)
Thomas Ades	Third Mazurka for Piano, Op. 27	Anthology	EMI		0:31:31 (Pop-up)
Ned Rorem	Violin Concerto, IV. Midnight: Slow (1984)			Gidon Kremer - violin	0:35:34 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:49:57 (Pop-up)
Tristan Murail	Cloches d'adieu, et un sourire	Murail: Piano Works		Marilyn Nonken, piano	0:51:44 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Harvey	Tombeau de Messiaen	Tombeau de Messiaen		Philip Mead, piano	0:56:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:01pm lucy: Ciao!
	8:01pm Bethany Ryker: Greetings all!
	8:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bye in advance!
	8:05pm bud dock: whats that "bye, loser" about? Who done it?
	8:05pm bud dock: did the DJ have a break up or something? I guess the time for inquiry has past huh...
	8:06pm coelacanth: Hi Bethany. Watch out for carry-overs from Vicky's show. 'Bunch of losers.
	8:07pm maestroso: Hallo Bethany! Normally I'd be at a rehearsal this evening, but due to the weather I'm enjoying your show in a warm home studio.
	8:07pm bud dock: I think there are lines that needs to be drawn when you are putting play list online.
	8:07pm Bethany Ryker: No scandal or diatribe, despite the piece I'm playing on air!
	8:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Evening - nice to be here.
	8:09pm bud dock: can't help myself; ┬─┬ ︵ /(.□. \）....
	8:11pm 12539: No scandal or diatribe, but plenty of spectacle and clamor.
	8:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - those are nice lines.
	8:12pm JakeGould: I can’t get into scandal. Bye!
	8:14pm JakeGould: Seriously, really nice stuff for a slushy Monday.
	8:14pm bloopy: Yay bethany!
	8:18pm coelacanth: Bethany,i'm sure i've never posted on your comments board before-since i usually listen via airwaves.We spoke several times on the phone though,in the good old days of your sunday eve shift. Alas i must go make my own noise,but may be back before the end. I'll try! ciao.
	8:18pm glenn: browsing the score? i wish i could read music at that level.
	8:22pm glenn: 15 intervals? i think that's technically impossible, given the architecture of a standard guitar. the frets would have to be reset to have shorter distances between them. if it's doable otherwise, i'd be interested in knowing how.
	8:23pm Droll: glenn, No better way to learn than following along. There are some great YT videos where the score scrolls along as the song plays.
	8:25pm 12539: Glenn, it looks as if he uses custom guitars: en.wikipedia.org...
	8:25pm coelacanth: glenn- maybe a baritone guitar? (i dunno) okay really,bye!
	8:25pm Bethany Ryker: @glenn: I posted the link where Blackwood talks about the intervals and frets in the liner notes of the CD, have a go!
	8:26pm casey: Enjoying the show. Wishing I'd known about it sooner. Big Easley Blackwood fan. Thanks for that!
	8:29pm glenn: thank you bethany, i missed that.
	8:30pm glenn: oh, i can read music, i just suck at it.
	8:31pm dc pat: This Creston piece is right on.
	8:33pm Bethany Ryker: Blackwood has some interesting things to say, and I posted that link after the discussion came up....glad the idea was circling around, it's a technical point that would have passed me by!
	8:33pm dc pat: It's funny--been feeling like I'm listening to too much classical-type music lately so turned on FMU for some rawk. Glad I did
	8:33pm dc pat: It's funny--been feeling like I'm listening to too much classical-type music lately so turned on FMU for some rawk. Glad I did
	8:34pm glenn: the link doesn't seem to work.
	8:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Live Link glenn : www.dramonline.org...
	8:36pm 12539: Does for me, not that I understand a whit of it: www.dramonline.org...
	8:37pm Bethany Ryker: I'm slow on the html hypertext embedding over here that I have to do in the playlist database, sorry guys
	8:37pm glenn: okay, okay. i suck. i can live with it.
	8:38pm glenn: do you play guitar 12539?
	8:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this reminds me of 'Our Town' - but in my ignorance I'm reminded of Copland every week - so you're probably one up on me there glenn...is there anybody doesn't 'play guitar' - ??...
	8:41pm 12539: Glenn, No, I'm just an adventurous listener.
	8:42pm 12539: Once played reeds, and not particularly well.
	8:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Indian Ragas are famously time-of-day specific - is my understanding.
	8:49pm glenn: all right. very briefly, measure the distance from the head nut to the tailpiece. that is essentially two octaves. the distance from the head nut to the 12th fret is EXACTLY half of the total distance, and is one octave.
	8:49pm tonyb: po box 2011 07303
	8:50pm Bethany Ryker: thank you @tonyb! Whew.
	8:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @glenn: & hence where a major Harmonic is ...funny I never thot about the whole string being two octaves, then...
	8:57pm JakeGould: Is this the part of the movie where we find out something is amiss in the town?
	8:58pm 12539: Merci bien, Bethany.
	9:00pm Droll: Thanks, Bethany! I'm still hoping for a longer slot for you soon!
	9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you must have a lot of stamps if you're going to send cards to everyone ! - Thx As Ever.
	9:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Look out for slush!
	9:01pm Bethany Ryker: I have lots of stamps. No worries there.
	9:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a slush fund maybe...
	9:02pm lucy: by bethany! beauiful show!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from February 3, 2014

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