WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from November 28, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:04pm common: happy friday, behany! diggin
	12:05pm Mugsy: Good afternoon Miss Ryker, common.
	12:07pm DCE: I am TUNED to A440 today. Hello, Bethany!
	12:07pm common: hey mugsy
	12:09pm adrian in mpls: wow, a Friday Stochastic Hit Parade! Lovely!
	12:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Three hours of Stochastic 440 ! ! : ) ...Think you can find enuff - ? :p ...
	12:17pm pierre: Bonjour Bethany ! Glad to hear you. We were talking about how we missed your show for it's never ending stream of good classical music
	12:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - that's right we were.
	12:22pm Tom Washington: Very good.
	12:23pm Ike: So Bryce is too busy waiting in line for great deals on Dustbusters and boomboxes and sacks full of kittens at the Rockaway Townsquare Mall to show up today, eh? That bastard!
	12:34pm Parq: Ike, I for one will accept any excuse to welcome Miss Bethany.
	12:37pm Bethany Ryker: Greetings everyone! @Ike, you nailed it. Feel free, y'all, to muse on Bryce's whereabouts, and I'll be sure he gets the full report!!
	12:38pm Ike: Agreed, Parq! Nice to know that Bethany, unlike Bryce, is not a raving consumerist who waits in line at 5 a.m. to trample people for more heavily discounted 60-inch HDTV sets and CHUD food and bulk railroad ties. Go Bethany!
	12:41pm Sem Chumbo: Bulk railway ties? I didn't see that. Damn, probably all gone now. This puts me in a black Friday mood. Good afternoon, Bethany, and all youse.
	12:45pm Andrew Waterloo: that reminds me.. I need to buy peanut butter
	12:49pm Rob W: Carolyn Shaw's Partita for 8 voices - great!
	12:51pm Phillip (Brooklyn): This is great 3 long hours of Bethany :)
	12:52pm Spatulator (formerly elwyn5150): I am really enjoying this show. Bethany should do more fill-ins or get her own show.
	12:52pm kafkast: Your signal has reached a small island called Funen, in Denmark. Wicked world!
	12:52pm Phillip (Brooklyn): It's "Black Friday" and I'm still here home haven't moved an inch
	12:54pm Phillip (Brooklyn): I was trampled under foot once by crazed bargain hunting customers once before. I like all my organs where they are
	12:56pm Phillip (Brooklyn): @bethany I remember when you had a 3 hour show was the Sunday/Monday overnight
	12:57pm pierre: this is so cool ! thanks for the great music Bethany !
	12:57pm slugluv1313: hi Bethany! a lovely treat to hear you here today for a full three hours, YAY!!! Happy-Day-After-Thanksgiving to you and all WFMU-ers out there!
	12:57pm rynac: Sublime, what a great change from blaring commercials.
	12:57pm Rob W: By the way, Carolyn Shaw won a Pulitzer for this profound and beautiful work at age 30! Thanks for playing it Bethany.
	12:58pm Phillip (Brooklyn): My friends:( once again they gave me a flu shot and I got the flu again.
	1:00pm Rob W: Beautiful choral set, this is great...
	1:01pm Phillip (Brooklyn): Holding down a mild fever/chills/naseua with some OTC stuff
	1:03pm Irene Trudel: What a lovely piece this is by Henk Badings. Otherworldly harmonies!
	1:05pm Jeff: How excellent to get a long-form A440!
	1:06pm JakeGould: Nice show for an unnecessarily hectic day.
	1:07pm Phillip (Brooklyn): @bethany I'm going to download your 3 hour show. It will be such a comfort to hear when I'm going to sleep tonight
	1:10pm fleep: Greetings to Bethany, music lovers, non-shoppers and hypochondriacs.
	1:11pm Irene Trudel: So nice to be able to listen to you in the afternoon, Bethany!
	1:12pm Blurry: what was that playing just now, during your wonderful recap?
	1:15pm Phillip (Brooklyn): Bryce and Kurt are probably shopping in the BiG And Tall section of marshals or tjmaxx
	1:15pm Bethany Ryker: @Blurry, that's an early instrumental version on the song 'Skin Is, My' that's on his album Weather Systems. I entered it in the playlist :)
	1:16pm Blurry: Thank you! What a great musical feast today after the stuff fest last night.
	1:16pm Phillip (Brooklyn): @bethany we miss you! Please come back to us soon:-(:::
	1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - expanding my appreciation for John Zorn! - & amazingly performed as well...
	1:33pm Andrew Waterloo: Just remember that every gift received from Bryce will stretched out, abstracted, and heavily processed.
	1:35pm northguineahills: I once saw John Zorn premier a piece before a Milton Babbitt piece, and ol' Boppin' Babbitt was there. Feels weird to say I saw John Zorn open for Milton Babbitt.
	1:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Streaming live from Burger Hill on our sleds. What fun!
	1:43pm fleep: @RRN63 Got the invite, thanks. I'm not on Facebook. Nor will I ever be.
	1:45pm dan!: love the show! so glad you played the schubert! #barrylyndom
	1:48pm Bethany Ryker: @dan! I had forgotten about that trio's Kubrick ubiquity!!
	2:01pm Spatulator (formerly elwyn5150): I really enjoyed your show but I should go to sleep now. Thanks!
	2:01pm Gaylord Fields: Bethany, I'm being swept away! The silver lining of your being relegated to fill-ins on this schedule is that we get to behold this in three-hour chunks instead of 60-minute bursts.
	2:02pm Bethany Ryker: That. right there, that moment where Ravel unleashes...and you're thinking...this is a trio? Because it sounds like the whole world collided.
	2:05pm Irene Trudel: This Ravel piece is one of my all-time favorites. Totally in agreement about "That Moment."
	2:07pm HarktheUmpire: So glad I'm home to hear this brilliant show. Thank you, Bethany!
	2:10pm geoff: bethany, i wish you were on the schedule with a three hour show again. this music!
	2:11pm Gaylord Fields: Will we reach a point some day when one can gauge the level of approval for a piece by the amount of coughing at its conclusion?
	2:11pm Irene Trudel: Yeah, the chorus of coughs is pretty hilarious! I especially noticed it the few times when I've had the chance to mix a live broadcast WQXR. The pause can be lengthy depending on whether it's flu or allergy season. At least they have enough awareness to wait.
	2:16pm Bethany Ryker: Irene, those audio moments have REMIX written all over them!!
	2:16pm ans: love the combination of works!! first time i listen to one of your shows, thanks bethany: very sympathic, very passionate, love it.
	2:17pm Listener Schned: As to atrocious audience behavior, I struggle to follow the logic of someone who's paid a hefty ticket price, yet finds it necessary to go to, like, Duane Reade, right beforehand. Then they rustle through their tacky plastic bag the whole time - aarrrgh!! Nice to hear A440 in real time - your programming, in archived form, made my summertime weekly Metro North rides an aural adventure, separating my mind completely from the workaday world-
	2:17pm Gaylord Fields: The antithesis of that phenomenon, of course, is Cage's 4'33", where coughing during the performance is never discouraged, as it IS the performance, to some extent.
	2:18pm Bethany Ryker: Because his silver-lining comment melted my heart, I have to indulge in a semi-insider moment and say, I LOVE YOU, GAYLORD!
	2:19pm Bethany Ryker: Or has that reached the mainstream??
	2:23pm Gaylord Fields: @Bethany Riker: I don't believe I LOVE YOU GAYLORD has shown up on Know Your Meme yet, but nonethesess I'm pleased and honored to spur on one of WFMU's longer-running inside memes for you.
	2:25pm Bethany Ryker: Bless that sweet DJ Keili, it is!!
	2:31pm Just Ted: Hi. I really like your show. I've heard it a few times now, but have not been able to comment until today.
	2:32pm fred: What a rare and welcome treat, being able to hear this show live. Is it wrong to rejoice that Bryce is still sleepy from yesterday's tryptofu?
	2:35pm BDR: Now, with the Janacek, I'll be thinking of Murakami's 1Q84 the rest of the afternoon. This is a good thing.
	2:38pm fleep: Tybalt. Tyblat is a character from another play with digestive issues.
	2:42pm Doug Wieselman: Bethany, Playing the hits ! Nice to hear you - happy end of the year. See you in 2015
	2:42pm Jeff: Ha! The Mahler 5! Thanks for busting out a fave of mine. (and parts of this movement bring us right back to the storminess of earlier in the show)
	2:45pm Irene Trudel: Maaaaahhhhh-ler.
	2:46pm Bethany Ryker: @Jeff, yep - with the tempo marking "Stürmisch Bewegt", I had originally grouped it with other TEMPESTUOUS pieces from weeks back, and with today's stretched-out duration finally got to include it. You're right on!
	2:48pm Jeff: Irene says that, and... POP! I'm listening to Elaine Stritch singing Ladies Who Lunch Must return to Mahlerville. Er, Mahlerstadt?
	2:51pm TDK60: We were just mourning your departure the other day, on some show; can't recall now the show. But good to hear you now.
	2:51pm zeer: Thank you BR for this great masterpiece! <3
	2:52pm northguineahills: Well, time to cook some lunch. Nice to hear you do a 3 hour set (although I only heard 2). Thanks!
	2:57pm Jeff: Oh, minor typo alert: "Death of Tyblat"?
	2:59pm Jeff: (oh yeah, @fleep was already on this)
	2:59pm Irene Trudel: Excellent show, Bethany! It was exactly the kind of music I needed today. Thanks so much!
	3:00pm Gaylord Fields: Exquisite, Bethany! Thank you!
	3:00pm TDK60: We want you back.
	3:01pm Blurry: That was a terrific show, long live free form radio! Come back soon Bethany and have fun on whatever roads you are gunning down
	3:02pm marmalade kitty: cool show!
	3:12pm JakeGould: Very happy to hear you today!
	11:15am 12539: Thanks, Bethany. I hate to say it, but I think I might prefer the 3-hour guerilla fill-ins to the scant one hour a week I was so used to.
	3:03pm steveo: 3-hour A440? Sign me up!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from November 28, 2014

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November 28, 2014: A440 Extended Play - fill-in for Bryce w/Ysaÿe, Rochberg, Josquin, Schubert, Partch and friends at the table

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Harry Partch	Even Wild Horses "Even Wild Horses" by "Harry Partch"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Kurt Weill	Aufsteig unf Fall der Stadt Mahagonny: Act II: Hurrikan Euch Aufrecht!				0:30:49 (Pop-up)
Henry Brant	Autumn Hurricanes: 1955: Eleven Hurricanes				0:34:56 (Pop-up)
Kalevi Aho	Chamber Symphony No. 2 for 20 strings, II. & III. (1992)			Tapiola Sinfonietta directed by Stefan Asbury	0:42:46 (Pop-up)

Caroline Shaw	Partita for 8 Singers, No. 2 Sarabande	Room Full of Teeth	New Amsterdam Records		0:56:54 (Pop-up)
Josquin Des Prez	Secunda Pars (c.1511)			Dufay Ensemble	1:00:58 (Pop-up)
Henk Badings	Missa Antiphonica for double choir - Benedictus (1985)			The Atlanta Singers	1:05:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Andrew Bird	Skin "Skin" by "Andrew Bird"	Weather Systems			1:17:54 (Pop-up)
John Zorn	Amour Fou (1999) "Amour Fou (1999)" by "John Zorn"	Madness, Love and Mysticism	Tzadik		1:19:04 (Pop-up)
	a song				1:45:39 (Pop-up)
Franz Schubert	Piano Trio No. 2 in E-flat Major, Op. 100/D929 II. Andante con moto (1827)			Trio Bamberg	1:46:15 (Pop-up)
Maurice Ravel	Piano Trio in A minor, Op. 50, I. Modere & IV. Final (1882)				1:57:03 (Pop-up)

Eugene Ysaÿe	Violin Sonata in E Minor, Op. 27, No. 4			Leonidas Kavakos, violin	2:22:09 (Pop-up)
Eugene Ysaÿe	10 Preludes, No. 1 Unisons / No. 7 Sevenths / No. 10 Tenths			Daniel Stepner, violin	2:22:50 (Pop-up)
George Rochberg	Caprice Variations: 44 Scherzo, after Mahler Symphony No. 5 (1970)				2:29:16 (Pop-up)
Alfredo Casella	6 Studies, Op. 70: IV On Repeated Notes				2:31:34 (Pop-up)
Claude Debussy	12 Etudes: No. 9 Pour les notes Repetees, version for orchestra (1915)				2:34:03 (Pop-up)
	a song				2:39:17 (Pop-up)
Leoš Janácek	Sinfonietta "Sinfonietta" by "Leoš Janácek"				2:39:43 (Pop-up)
Sergei Prokofiev	Death of Tyblat from Romeo and Juliet, Op. 64 (1935)				2:41:39 (Pop-up)
Gustav Mahler	Symphony No. 5 in C-sharp Minor, II. Stürmisch Bewegt				2:46:51 (Pop-up)
Ryan Lott	Beautiful Mechanical (2011)				3:00:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm common: happy friday, behany! diggin
	12:05pm Mugsy: Good afternoon Miss Ryker, common.
	12:07pm DCE: I am TUNED to A440 today. Hello, Bethany!
	12:07pm common: hey mugsy
	12:09pm adrian in mpls: wow, a Friday Stochastic Hit Parade! Lovely!
	12:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Three hours of Stochastic 440 ! ! : ) ...Think you can find enuff - ? :p ...
	12:17pm pierre: Bonjour Bethany ! Glad to hear you. We were talking about how we missed your show for it's never ending stream of good classical music
	12:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - that's right we were.
	12:22pm Tom Washington: Very good.
	12:23pm Ike: So Bryce is too busy waiting in line for great deals on Dustbusters and boomboxes and sacks full of kittens at the Rockaway Townsquare Mall to show up today, eh? That bastard!
	12:34pm Parq: Ike, I for one will accept any excuse to welcome Miss Bethany.
	12:37pm Bethany Ryker: Greetings everyone! @Ike, you nailed it. Feel free, y'all, to muse on Bryce's whereabouts, and I'll be sure he gets the full report!!
	12:38pm Ike: Agreed, Parq! Nice to know that Bethany, unlike Bryce, is not a raving consumerist who waits in line at 5 a.m. to trample people for more heavily discounted 60-inch HDTV sets and CHUD food and bulk railroad ties. Go Bethany!
	12:41pm Sem Chumbo: Bulk railway ties? I didn't see that. Damn, probably all gone now. This puts me in a black Friday mood. Good afternoon, Bethany, and all youse.
	12:45pm Andrew Waterloo: that reminds me.. I need to buy peanut butter
	12:49pm Rob W: Carolyn Shaw's Partita for 8 voices - great!
	12:51pm Phillip (Brooklyn): This is great 3 long hours of Bethany :)
	12:52pm Spatulator (formerly elwyn5150): I am really enjoying this show. Bethany should do more fill-ins or get her own show.
	12:52pm kafkast: Your signal has reached a small island called Funen, in Denmark. Wicked world!
	12:52pm Phillip (Brooklyn): It's "Black Friday" and I'm still here home haven't moved an inch
	12:54pm Phillip (Brooklyn): I was trampled under foot once by crazed bargain hunting customers once before. I like all my organs where they are
	12:56pm Phillip (Brooklyn): @bethany I remember when you had a 3 hour show was the Sunday/Monday overnight
	12:57pm pierre: this is so cool ! thanks for the great music Bethany !
	12:57pm slugluv1313: hi Bethany! a lovely treat to hear you here today for a full three hours, YAY!!! Happy-Day-After-Thanksgiving to you and all WFMU-ers out there!
	12:57pm rynac: Sublime, what a great change from blaring commercials.
	12:57pm Rob W: By the way, Carolyn Shaw won a Pulitzer for this profound and beautiful work at age 30! Thanks for playing it Bethany.
	12:58pm Phillip (Brooklyn): My friends:( once again they gave me a flu shot and I got the flu again.
	1:00pm Rob W: Beautiful choral set, this is great...
	1:01pm Phillip (Brooklyn): Holding down a mild fever/chills/naseua with some OTC stuff
	1:03pm Irene Trudel: What a lovely piece this is by Henk Badings. Otherworldly harmonies!
	1:05pm Jeff: How excellent to get a long-form A440!
	1:06pm JakeGould: Nice show for an unnecessarily hectic day.
	1:07pm Phillip (Brooklyn): @bethany I'm going to download your 3 hour show. It will be such a comfort to hear when I'm going to sleep tonight
	1:10pm fleep: Greetings to Bethany, music lovers, non-shoppers and hypochondriacs.
	1:11pm Irene Trudel: So nice to be able to listen to you in the afternoon, Bethany!
	1:12pm Blurry: what was that playing just now, during your wonderful recap?
	1:15pm Phillip (Brooklyn): Bryce and Kurt are probably shopping in the BiG And Tall section of marshals or tjmaxx
	1:15pm Bethany Ryker: @Blurry, that's an early instrumental version on the song 'Skin Is, My' that's on his album Weather Systems. I entered it in the playlist :)
	1:16pm Blurry: Thank you! What a great musical feast today after the stuff fest last night.
	1:16pm Phillip (Brooklyn): @bethany we miss you! Please come back to us soon:-(:::
	1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - expanding my appreciation for John Zorn! - & amazingly performed as well...
	1:33pm Andrew Waterloo: Just remember that every gift received from Bryce will stretched out, abstracted, and heavily processed.
	1:35pm northguineahills: I once saw John Zorn premier a piece before a Milton Babbitt piece, and ol' Boppin' Babbitt was there. Feels weird to say I saw John Zorn open for Milton Babbitt.
	1:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Streaming live from Burger Hill on our sleds. What fun!
	1:43pm fleep: @RRN63 Got the invite, thanks. I'm not on Facebook. Nor will I ever be.
	1:45pm dan!: love the show! so glad you played the schubert! #barrylyndom
	1:48pm Bethany Ryker: @dan! I had forgotten about that trio's Kubrick ubiquity!!
	2:01pm Spatulator (formerly elwyn5150): I really enjoyed your show but I should go to sleep now. Thanks!
	2:01pm Gaylord Fields: Bethany, I'm being swept away! The silver lining of your being relegated to fill-ins on this schedule is that we get to behold this in three-hour chunks instead of 60-minute bursts.
	2:02pm Bethany Ryker: That. right there, that moment where Ravel unleashes...and you're thinking...this is a trio? Because it sounds like the whole world collided.
	2:05pm Irene Trudel: This Ravel piece is one of my all-time favorites. Totally in agreement about "That Moment."
	2:07pm HarktheUmpire: So glad I'm home to hear this brilliant show. Thank you, Bethany!
	2:10pm geoff: bethany, i wish you were on the schedule with a three hour show again. this music!
	2:11pm Gaylord Fields: Will we reach a point some day when one can gauge the level of approval for a piece by the amount of coughing at its conclusion?
	2:11pm Irene Trudel: Yeah, the chorus of coughs is pretty hilarious! I especially noticed it the few times when I've had the chance to mix a live broadcast WQXR. The pause can be lengthy depending on whether it's flu or allergy season. At least they have enough awareness to wait.
	2:16pm Bethany Ryker: Irene, those audio moments have REMIX written all over them!!
	2:16pm ans: love the combination of works!! first time i listen to one of your shows, thanks bethany: very sympathic, very passionate, love it.
	2:17pm Listener Schned: As to atrocious audience behavior, I struggle to follow the logic of someone who's paid a hefty ticket price, yet finds it necessary to go to, like, Duane Reade, right beforehand. Then they rustle through their tacky plastic bag the whole time - aarrrgh!! Nice to hear A440 in real time - your programming, in archived form, made my summertime weekly Metro North rides an aural adventure, separating my mind completely from the workaday world-
	2:17pm Gaylord Fields: The antithesis of that phenomenon, of course, is Cage's 4'33", where coughing during the performance is never discouraged, as it IS the performance, to some extent.
	2:18pm Bethany Ryker: Because his silver-lining comment melted my heart, I have to indulge in a semi-insider moment and say, I LOVE YOU, GAYLORD!
	2:19pm Bethany Ryker: Or has that reached the mainstream??
	2:23pm Gaylord Fields: @Bethany Riker: I don't believe I LOVE YOU GAYLORD has shown up on Know Your Meme yet, but nonethesess I'm pleased and honored to spur on one of WFMU's longer-running inside memes for you.
	2:25pm Bethany Ryker: Bless that sweet DJ Keili, it is!!
	2:31pm Just Ted: Hi. I really like your show. I've heard it a few times now, but have not been able to comment until today.
	2:32pm fred: What a rare and welcome treat, being able to hear this show live. Is it wrong to rejoice that Bryce is still sleepy from yesterday's tryptofu?
	2:35pm BDR: Now, with the Janacek, I'll be thinking of Murakami's 1Q84 the rest of the afternoon. This is a good thing.
	2:38pm fleep: Tybalt. Tyblat is a character from another play with digestive issues.
	2:42pm Doug Wieselman: Bethany, Playing the hits ! Nice to hear you - happy end of the year. See you in 2015
	2:42pm Jeff: Ha! The Mahler 5! Thanks for busting out a fave of mine. (and parts of this movement bring us right back to the storminess of earlier in the show)
	2:45pm Irene Trudel: Maaaaahhhhh-ler.
	2:46pm Bethany Ryker: @Jeff, yep - with the tempo marking "Stürmisch Bewegt", I had originally grouped it with other TEMPESTUOUS pieces from weeks back, and with today's stretched-out duration finally got to include it. You're right on!
	2:48pm Jeff: Irene says that, and... POP! I'm listening to Elaine Stritch singing Ladies Who Lunch Must return to Mahlerville. Er, Mahlerstadt?
	2:51pm TDK60: We were just mourning your departure the other day, on some show; can't recall now the show. But good to hear you now.
	2:51pm zeer: Thank you BR for this great masterpiece! <3
	2:52pm northguineahills: Well, time to cook some lunch. Nice to hear you do a 3 hour set (although I only heard 2). Thanks!
	2:57pm Jeff: Oh, minor typo alert: "Death of Tyblat"?
	2:59pm Jeff: (oh yeah, @fleep was already on this)
	2:59pm Irene Trudel: Excellent show, Bethany! It was exactly the kind of music I needed today. Thanks so much!
	3:00pm Gaylord Fields: Exquisite, Bethany! Thank you!
	3:00pm TDK60: We want you back.
	3:01pm Blurry: That was a terrific show, long live free form radio! Come back soon Bethany and have fun on whatever roads you are gunning down
	3:02pm marmalade kitty: cool show!
	3:12pm JakeGould: Very happy to hear you today!
	11:15am 12539: Thanks, Bethany. I hate to say it, but I think I might prefer the 3-hour guerilla fill-ins to the scant one hour a week I was so used to.
	3:03pm steveo: 3-hour A440? Sign me up!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from November 28, 2014

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