WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from May 25, 2021

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from May 25, 2021

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May 25, 2021: A440, Op. 7. No. 35: From Stringendo to Stretto

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Charles Koechlin	Le Docteur Fabricus, Op. 202; La Révolte: Stretto de la fugue (1946)	Stuttgart Radio Symphony, conducted by Heinz Holliger
	a song
Kurt Rodhe	Stretto (2004) "Stretto (2004)" by "Kurt Rodhe"	New Century Chamber Orchestra	0:11:51 (Pop-up)
Franz Liszt	Malediction for Piano and Orchestra, III. Molto animato, quasi presto - stretto - strepitoso (1940)	State Symphony Orchestra of Russia, directed by Paul Freeman	0:15:28 (Pop-up)
	a song
Vaclav Nelhybel	The Fugue in the Style of the 18th Century - Stretto (1964)	LP with lecture by Nehlybel and demonstration by woodwind quintet and harpsichord. Stretto: Pressed, Contracted. Issued on Smithsonian Folkways.	0:25:52 (Pop-up)
J. S. Bach	The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1, BWV 846: I. Fugue in C Major	Glenn Gould, piano	0:34:35 (Pop-up)
Arnold Schoenberg	Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, Op. 42, IV. Giocoso (1942)	Berlin Philharmonic - Claudio Abbado, Maurizio Pollini - piano	0:35:36 (Pop-up)
	a song		0:45:19 (Pop-up)
Jacques Lenot	Six premières études, I. Allegro frenetico, III. Vivo, stretto		0:46:09 (Pop-up)
Aaron Jay Kernis	String Quartet No. 2 'musica instrumentalis: Prelude / Air / Corrente / Stretto / Canzonetta / Musette / Canzonetta / Piccola / Ritornelli Divertimento (1997)	The Lark Quartet	0:49:27 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	8:02pm slugluv1313: good evening, Bethany! Everyone! mostly away from the keyboard -- but will be listening :)
	8:04pm 21: Ciao Maestra, percorrendo lo stretto sentiero
	8:04pm Eugene R.: Stretto, called "Engfuhrung" in German.
	♥ 8:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well, there is distress & there is eustress - & there is just loving a Program !
	♥ 8:05pm Michael 98145: comfortably present
	♥ 8:09pm WR: present.
	♥ 8:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Probly not related to 'stress' actually : ' The term stretto comes from the Italian past participle of stringere, and means "narrow", "tight", or "close" '... & just like that FMU is precisely Educational (last week's news)...
	♥ 8:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: Listening relatively stress-free at the moment.
	♥ 8:34pm steveo: Oh dear, I'm sorry I missed a malediction, but glad to be listening now.
	8:34pm Listener Robert: Thank you, Tommy in Neversink, for IDing the station on 90.1 that I'd mistaken for a sporadic E reception, considering we were approaching the annual peak of E(s). Now I get that it's TOO steady and lasting to be skip. What a revolting development this is for what seems to be the always embattled WFMU. Going to have to switch to stream while I'm home here in Andover. Got to ask Field Marshal Ken if he's soliciting reports of interference.
	8:35pm DL in LA: I'm getting smarter and more educated by the second. By the second, I tell you!
	8:37pm Listener Robert: Fucking NPR strikes again! I just saw a YouTube last week about how they're lobbying to get the FrankenFMs off 87.75
	♥ 8:43pm Michael 98145: some of us suffer second-hand NPR
	8:55pm Bethany Ryker: Thank you all for tuning in tonight for all things stretto! See you next week!!
	8:56pm jt: Will look for "The Fugue in the Style of the 18th Century " ...anything on Smithsonian Folkways is worthwhile, there is every genre. Nice to learn about 'stretto' ..How come no one ever told me before? Thanks Bethany!
	♥ 8:56pm WR: thank you!
	♥ 8:58pm bukowski.: thank you, bethany!
	♥ 8:58pm Doug in JC: Thanks Bethany!
	♥ 9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY As Always DJ BR !
	9:00pm ?: Mlle Bethany. Thanks 4 the thrilling ride
	9:00pm 21: Thanks Maestra
	9:08pm slugluv1313: beautiful show (as always!), Bethany -- eternal gratitude!!!

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Charles Koechlin	Le Docteur Fabricus, Op. 202; La Révolte: Stretto de la fugue (1946)	Stuttgart Radio Symphony, conducted by Heinz Holliger
	a song
Kurt Rodhe	Stretto (2004) "Stretto (2004)" by "Kurt Rodhe"	New Century Chamber Orchestra	0:11:51 (Pop-up)
Franz Liszt	Malediction for Piano and Orchestra, III. Molto animato, quasi presto - stretto - strepitoso (1940)	State Symphony Orchestra of Russia, directed by Paul Freeman	0:15:28 (Pop-up)
	a song
Vaclav Nelhybel	The Fugue in the Style of the 18th Century - Stretto (1964)	LP with lecture by Nehlybel and demonstration by woodwind quintet and harpsichord. Stretto: Pressed, Contracted. Issued on Smithsonian Folkways.	0:25:52 (Pop-up)
J. S. Bach	The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1, BWV 846: I. Fugue in C Major	Glenn Gould, piano	0:34:35 (Pop-up)
Arnold Schoenberg	Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, Op. 42, IV. Giocoso (1942)	Berlin Philharmonic - Claudio Abbado, Maurizio Pollini - piano	0:35:36 (Pop-up)
	a song		0:45:19 (Pop-up)
Jacques Lenot	Six premières études, I. Allegro frenetico, III. Vivo, stretto		0:46:09 (Pop-up)
Aaron Jay Kernis	String Quartet No. 2 'musica instrumentalis: Prelude / Air / Corrente / Stretto / Canzonetta / Musette / Canzonetta / Piccola / Ritornelli Divertimento (1997)	The Lark Quartet	0:49:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:02pm slugluv1313: good evening, Bethany! Everyone! mostly away from the keyboard -- but will be listening :)
	8:04pm 21: Ciao Maestra, percorrendo lo stretto sentiero
	8:04pm Eugene R.: Stretto, called "Engfuhrung" in German.
	♥ 8:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well, there is distress & there is eustress - & there is just loving a Program !
	♥ 8:05pm Michael 98145: comfortably present
	♥ 8:09pm WR: present.
	♥ 8:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Probly not related to 'stress' actually : ' The term stretto comes from the Italian past participle of stringere, and means "narrow", "tight", or "close" '... & just like that FMU is precisely Educational (last week's news)...
	♥ 8:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: Listening relatively stress-free at the moment.
	♥ 8:34pm steveo: Oh dear, I'm sorry I missed a malediction, but glad to be listening now.
	8:34pm Listener Robert: Thank you, Tommy in Neversink, for IDing the station on 90.1 that I'd mistaken for a sporadic E reception, considering we were approaching the annual peak of E(s). Now I get that it's TOO steady and lasting to be skip. What a revolting development this is for what seems to be the always embattled WFMU. Going to have to switch to stream while I'm home here in Andover. Got to ask Field Marshal Ken if he's soliciting reports of interference.
	8:35pm DL in LA: I'm getting smarter and more educated by the second. By the second, I tell you!
	8:37pm Listener Robert: Fucking NPR strikes again! I just saw a YouTube last week about how they're lobbying to get the FrankenFMs off 87.75
	♥ 8:43pm Michael 98145: some of us suffer second-hand NPR
	8:55pm Bethany Ryker: Thank you all for tuning in tonight for all things stretto! See you next week!!
	8:56pm jt: Will look for "The Fugue in the Style of the 18th Century " ...anything on Smithsonian Folkways is worthwhile, there is every genre. Nice to learn about 'stretto' ..How come no one ever told me before? Thanks Bethany!
	♥ 8:56pm WR: thank you!
	♥ 8:58pm bukowski.: thank you, bethany!
	♥ 8:58pm Doug in JC: Thanks Bethany!
	♥ 9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY As Always DJ BR !
	9:00pm ?: Mlle Bethany. Thanks 4 the thrilling ride
	9:00pm 21: Thanks Maestra
	9:08pm slugluv1313: beautiful show (as always!), Bethany -- eternal gratitude!!!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from May 25, 2021

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