WFMU: Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from August 23, 2017

Listener comments!
	🥁 2:56pm listener james from westwood: Hey all! I just copyedited a college textbook on the history of Western music that reproduced this score in full. Fits neatly on a page!
	🥁 2:57pm weinstein: Cool. I thought it would be interesting to see it while listening.
	3:01pm fred: Good afternoon David, Ruth, and listeners. Another favorite show seems to be coming
	🥁 3:02pm listener james from westwood: The book actually comes with either a CD or a web link to samples or whole pieces, including this one, so the students will get that same benefit!
	🥁 3:02pm weinstein: Hey Fred! Enjoy!
	3:05pm geezerette: Hello,David and Ruth,and all! So excited, love Terry Riley!
	3:08pm doctorjazz: Hi Ridgewood folks!
	🥁 3:10pm weinstein: Glad to have you all in for this one!
	3:11pm fred: Hi geezerette! I just got the latest Juliana Hatfield record, and she seems to share your appreciation for the orange one, based on some track titles: "when you're a star", "Kellyanne", or "short-fingered man". I haven't listened to it yet, but I doubt the last one is flattering
	3:16pm doctorjazz: Love this In C (Mantra)
	3:17pm fred: I thought I should cut to the chase and favorite the whole show already
	🥁 3:17pm weinstein: Some things are prettiest unpolished. And that naughty bass player!
	🥁 3:18pm weinstein: Thanks, Fred. I'm trying to control my unbridled passion for this piece, what it means to me.
	3:19pm geezerette: "Short-fingered Man", that's hilarious,Fred! I'm actually drawing him now. Choosing ridicule over anger. Can't wait to hear that album.
	3:20pm geezerette: Absolutely LOVE this!
	3:21pm geezerette: and it's making me laugh.
	3:22pm from Quebec: love this version. Besides Boudreau the other well-known member of this ensemble is Raôul Duguay. Here's his "big hit" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuOScxcmqNo
	🥁 3:24pm weinstein: Thanks, Quebec. I've long wondered what this scene was really like. They could be either liberated academics or dedicated stoners.
	3:24pm fred: @geezerette: she put the lyrics on her bandcamp, I don't think he'd like them much: julianahatfield.bandcamp.com...
	3:27pm doctorjazz: Love the electronic, hazy sound they get (acoustically, I presume?)
	3:28pm from Quebec: yes, or both!
	🥁 3:29pm weinstein: It's recorded more like a rock band than a classical ensemble.
	3:30pm geezerette: Fred, she nailed him! He's especially repulsive to women.
	3:31pm fred: What I love about In C is that it can be played by any kind of ensemble, and even though I know it's In C quickly, I still don't know how it will unfold. A different kind of balance between improvisation and written down music
	3:32pm geezerette: David,exactly! The spirit of the times is absolutely encoded in it. Very Sargeant Pepper and that's a complement. Disciplined anarchy.
	🥁 3:34pm weinstein: I love how badly it can be roughed up and still succeed, but also how cool it is when you follow the rules exactly.
	3:34pm northguineahills: Dig this version....
	3:36pm fred: Speeking of rock bands, I like Acid Mothers Temple's version. Which isn't saying much, because I liked all the versions I've heard (that's why I don't want to hear the Ensemble Intercontemporain play it. They could fumble this)
	3:37pm Uncle Michael: Terry Riley is another person from whom I'm one degree of separation, owing to my oft-lauded uncle.
	🥁 3:37pm listener james from westwood: Whoa!
	3:38pm geezerette: David@3:34: That's my definition of genius; working in a conscious,disciplined way io achieve free-fall.
	3:39pm geezerette: UM, who's your uncle?
	3:41pm Uncle Michael: Bob's yer uncle! No, wait...this guy: en.wikipedia.org... (he's not really a television producer, but whatever)
	3:41pm glenn: who's your daddy? [couldn't help myself]
	3:44pm geezerette: OMG! I knew Craig Kauffman! I know all about this! No kidding, six degrees!
	3:46pm Uncle Michael: How cool!
	3:47pm geezerette: Craig was so proud of that! And he was just a kid then. He really loved Jazz, and he was probably a genius but he was just a guy.
	🥁 3:48pm weinstein: @Fred, I understand, it is possible to ruin anything if you are narrow enough.
	3:49pm northguineahills: Groovy, UM!
	🥁 3:51pm weinstein: OK, I'm catching up on this Uncle Michael gossip.... the guy started Other Minds too with Amirkhanian. Cool lineage...
	3:51pm geezerette: UM, seriously, I'm stunned! So happy!
	3:52pm Uncle Michael: I'll have to ask Jim if Craig was part of the carload that, along with Doug's friend, drove up to Toronto for the Massey Hall concert.
	3:53pm Uncle Michael: Yeah, David. I actually made it out to OM once before Jim transitioned to Emeritus status.
	3:55pm geezerette: That would be great to know. Never heard that story. Other Minds,wow.
	3:59pm geezerette: David, so interesting, this is completely different.
	4:00pm Uncle Michael: One of my uncle's Oberlin jazz friends back in '53 or so was a townie, not a student. He was part of a road trip to go see Parker at Massey Hall. 30 years later, Doug put that guy on the air at Oberlin...gave him a show.
	4:01pm Uncle Michael: Riley's in a film Jim made about Pandit Pran Nath.
	4:01pm Uncle Michael: This is as lovely an "In C" as I've ever heard.
	4:04pm geezerette: Really,UM, you are insanely lucky to come from a family like that. Wonderful.
	4:07pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, but Jim's as much family "like that" as I've got. He's unique.
	4:10pm doctorjazz: This Africa Express version is great!
	4:10pm Uncle Michael: Ain't it??
	4:12pm melinda: Hi people
	🥁 4:12pm listener james from westwood: Indeed!
	🥁 4:12pm weinstein: I decided to put this show together because I was surprised how many Riley and In C fans I met didn't know these versions.
	4:12pm geezerette: Yes, I had a relative like that too. Know what you mean. Yeah, this is gorgeous!
	🥁 4:14pm weinstein: Hi, Melinda. Welcome to the C dive!
	4:15pm northguineahills: Punneriffic, David!
	4:15pm fred: This one got quite a lot of airplay, but usually not in full. It does ignore some rules, but then again it was on Transgressive Records
	4:16pm geezerette: :D
	🥁 4:17pm weinstein: Yeah, who ever plays 40 minute tracks?
	4:18pm fred: @ngh: this is Doug's stream
	🥁 4:19pm weinstein: Yeah, Fred. I can't keep up with the master, but I dare try on occasion.
	4:30pm fred: I have this one, and of course love it
	🥁 4:32pm weinstein: I think this one, and the Darmstadt project folks annual, is what launched the ongoing fascination that continues to this day.
	4:32pm melinda: Digging the C.
	4:33pm fred: Recording engineer (music mix): Irene Trudel
	🥁 4:37pm weinstein: This mix does make it possible to pick out the individual modules better than most, and that is satisfying.
	4:37pm geezerette: Incredible.
	4:38pm northguineahills: I saw bang on a can play in C in 2000 at BAM, t'was nice...
	🥁 4:42pm weinstein: Occasionally you see concept versions (I won't say gimmicky) for all keyboards, all voices, all strings. Still works.
	4:48pm doctorjazz: Gotta run, really enjoyed, thanks, David!
	🥁 4:49pm weinstein: Thanks, Doctor!
	4:50pm fred: Wu Man was also in that band. I love her music
	🥁 4:52pm weinstein: Wu Man, yes indeed. Fabulous.
	4:53pm geezerette: Fantastic show,David. Thanks!
	🥁 4:54pm weinstein: Thanks Gzette, hope you got some good drawings out of this!
	4:55pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Hi, here comes endlessly self-referential sound collage, from 5-7pm ET right away right here! Follow me: wfmu.org...
	4:55pm geezerette: Think I did. Music absolutely a part of that :)
	🥁 4:56pm weinstein: In C into Kenzo, perfecto.
	4:58pm fred: Thanks so much David, those three versions were a good sample of the endless diversity of In C
	🥁 4:58pm weinstein: Pleasure, Fred.
	4:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, David!
	🥁 4:58pm listener james from westwood: Excellent choices, David and Ruth; many thanks!
	4:59pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Ruth!
	4:59pm rbx: I only caught the end, but the Bang On A Can version of In C was new to me and is fantastic, thanks!
	🥁 4:59pm weinstein: Thanks all, learned a lot!
	4:59pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Beginning soon...wfmu.org...
	6:18am KP: Thanks for this David. In a public posting i inadvertently attributed to Kurt, who had announced it. I'm glad he did! Also, when i turned this on my stereo, i already had it playing on my iphone. Since the latter was a touch ahead, there was a surround sound effect that seemed made for the recordings. I recommend it. Anyway, thanks again.

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from August 23, 2017

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August 23, 2017: In C and Out

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Terry Riley score for In C

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Jimi Hendrix Experience	EXP "EXP" by "Jimi Hendrix Experience"	Axis: Bold As Love	Track	1968
Malawi Mouse Boys	Kulira Kwambewa (The Crying of the Mouse)	Forever is 4 U	Omnivore	2016	Ridgewood Radio Theme
Music behind DJ: Jimi Hendrix	Third Stone From The Sun	Are You Experienced?	Reprise	1967	Bed loop by Weinstein
Terry Riley / L'Infonie	In C (Mantra)	Reed Streams / In C (Mantra)	organ of Corti 2	1998	French Canadian band directed by Walter Boudreau. Originally released as the LP Vol 33 by L'Infonie in 1970. Recorded in Montreal.
Africa Express	Africa Express ‎– Terry Riley's In C Mali	Africa Express ‎– Terry Riley's In C Mali	Transgressive Records	2015	Damon Albarn’s Africa Express project, with an ensemble of 17 musicians—including Albarn on melodica, Brian Eno, Bijou and Olugbenga on vocals, Jeff Wootton and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Nick Zinner on guitar, Cheick Diallo on flute, Badou Mbaye, Alou Coulibaly and Mouse on Mars’ Andi Toma on percussion, Modibo Diawara and Defily Sako on kora, Guindo Sala on imzad, Kalifa Koné and Mémé Koné on balafon, Adama Koita on kamel n’goni, and André de Ridder on several instruments and conducting.
Bang On A Can	Terry Riley ‎– In C	Bang On A Can, Terry Riley ‎– In C	Cantaloupe Music	2001	Recorded by WNYC for live broadcast on "New Sounds Live" on November 20, 1998, at the World Financial Center, New York. Band includes Evan Ziporyn, Lisa Moore, Danny Tunick, Mark Stewart.

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Listener comments!
	🥁 2:56pm listener james from westwood: Hey all! I just copyedited a college textbook on the history of Western music that reproduced this score in full. Fits neatly on a page!
	🥁 2:57pm weinstein: Cool. I thought it would be interesting to see it while listening.
	3:01pm fred: Good afternoon David, Ruth, and listeners. Another favorite show seems to be coming
	🥁 3:02pm listener james from westwood: The book actually comes with either a CD or a web link to samples or whole pieces, including this one, so the students will get that same benefit!
	🥁 3:02pm weinstein: Hey Fred! Enjoy!
	3:05pm geezerette: Hello,David and Ruth,and all! So excited, love Terry Riley!
	3:08pm doctorjazz: Hi Ridgewood folks!
	🥁 3:10pm weinstein: Glad to have you all in for this one!
	3:11pm fred: Hi geezerette! I just got the latest Juliana Hatfield record, and she seems to share your appreciation for the orange one, based on some track titles: "when you're a star", "Kellyanne", or "short-fingered man". I haven't listened to it yet, but I doubt the last one is flattering
	3:16pm doctorjazz: Love this In C (Mantra)
	3:17pm fred: I thought I should cut to the chase and favorite the whole show already
	🥁 3:17pm weinstein: Some things are prettiest unpolished. And that naughty bass player!
	🥁 3:18pm weinstein: Thanks, Fred. I'm trying to control my unbridled passion for this piece, what it means to me.
	3:19pm geezerette: "Short-fingered Man", that's hilarious,Fred! I'm actually drawing him now. Choosing ridicule over anger. Can't wait to hear that album.
	3:20pm geezerette: Absolutely LOVE this!
	3:21pm geezerette: and it's making me laugh.
	3:22pm from Quebec: love this version. Besides Boudreau the other well-known member of this ensemble is Raôul Duguay. Here's his "big hit" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuOScxcmqNo
	🥁 3:24pm weinstein: Thanks, Quebec. I've long wondered what this scene was really like. They could be either liberated academics or dedicated stoners.
	3:24pm fred: @geezerette: she put the lyrics on her bandcamp, I don't think he'd like them much: julianahatfield.bandcamp.com...
	3:27pm doctorjazz: Love the electronic, hazy sound they get (acoustically, I presume?)
	3:28pm from Quebec: yes, or both!
	🥁 3:29pm weinstein: It's recorded more like a rock band than a classical ensemble.
	3:30pm geezerette: Fred, she nailed him! He's especially repulsive to women.
	3:31pm fred: What I love about In C is that it can be played by any kind of ensemble, and even though I know it's In C quickly, I still don't know how it will unfold. A different kind of balance between improvisation and written down music
	3:32pm geezerette: David,exactly! The spirit of the times is absolutely encoded in it. Very Sargeant Pepper and that's a complement. Disciplined anarchy.
	🥁 3:34pm weinstein: I love how badly it can be roughed up and still succeed, but also how cool it is when you follow the rules exactly.
	3:34pm northguineahills: Dig this version....
	3:36pm fred: Speeking of rock bands, I like Acid Mothers Temple's version. Which isn't saying much, because I liked all the versions I've heard (that's why I don't want to hear the Ensemble Intercontemporain play it. They could fumble this)
	3:37pm Uncle Michael: Terry Riley is another person from whom I'm one degree of separation, owing to my oft-lauded uncle.
	🥁 3:37pm listener james from westwood: Whoa!
	3:38pm geezerette: David@3:34: That's my definition of genius; working in a conscious,disciplined way io achieve free-fall.
	3:39pm geezerette: UM, who's your uncle?
	3:41pm Uncle Michael: Bob's yer uncle! No, wait...this guy: en.wikipedia.org... (he's not really a television producer, but whatever)
	3:41pm glenn: who's your daddy? [couldn't help myself]
	3:44pm geezerette: OMG! I knew Craig Kauffman! I know all about this! No kidding, six degrees!
	3:46pm Uncle Michael: How cool!
	3:47pm geezerette: Craig was so proud of that! And he was just a kid then. He really loved Jazz, and he was probably a genius but he was just a guy.
	🥁 3:48pm weinstein: @Fred, I understand, it is possible to ruin anything if you are narrow enough.
	3:49pm northguineahills: Groovy, UM!
	🥁 3:51pm weinstein: OK, I'm catching up on this Uncle Michael gossip.... the guy started Other Minds too with Amirkhanian. Cool lineage...
	3:51pm geezerette: UM, seriously, I'm stunned! So happy!
	3:52pm Uncle Michael: I'll have to ask Jim if Craig was part of the carload that, along with Doug's friend, drove up to Toronto for the Massey Hall concert.
	3:53pm Uncle Michael: Yeah, David. I actually made it out to OM once before Jim transitioned to Emeritus status.
	3:55pm geezerette: That would be great to know. Never heard that story. Other Minds,wow.
	3:59pm geezerette: David, so interesting, this is completely different.
	4:00pm Uncle Michael: One of my uncle's Oberlin jazz friends back in '53 or so was a townie, not a student. He was part of a road trip to go see Parker at Massey Hall. 30 years later, Doug put that guy on the air at Oberlin...gave him a show.
	4:01pm Uncle Michael: Riley's in a film Jim made about Pandit Pran Nath.
	4:01pm Uncle Michael: This is as lovely an "In C" as I've ever heard.
	4:04pm geezerette: Really,UM, you are insanely lucky to come from a family like that. Wonderful.
	4:07pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, but Jim's as much family "like that" as I've got. He's unique.
	4:10pm doctorjazz: This Africa Express version is great!
	4:10pm Uncle Michael: Ain't it??
	4:12pm melinda: Hi people
	🥁 4:12pm listener james from westwood: Indeed!
	🥁 4:12pm weinstein: I decided to put this show together because I was surprised how many Riley and In C fans I met didn't know these versions.
	4:12pm geezerette: Yes, I had a relative like that too. Know what you mean. Yeah, this is gorgeous!
	🥁 4:14pm weinstein: Hi, Melinda. Welcome to the C dive!
	4:15pm northguineahills: Punneriffic, David!
	4:15pm fred: This one got quite a lot of airplay, but usually not in full. It does ignore some rules, but then again it was on Transgressive Records
	4:16pm geezerette: :D
	🥁 4:17pm weinstein: Yeah, who ever plays 40 minute tracks?
	4:18pm fred: @ngh: this is Doug's stream
	🥁 4:19pm weinstein: Yeah, Fred. I can't keep up with the master, but I dare try on occasion.
	4:30pm fred: I have this one, and of course love it
	🥁 4:32pm weinstein: I think this one, and the Darmstadt project folks annual, is what launched the ongoing fascination that continues to this day.
	4:32pm melinda: Digging the C.
	4:33pm fred: Recording engineer (music mix): Irene Trudel
	🥁 4:37pm weinstein: This mix does make it possible to pick out the individual modules better than most, and that is satisfying.
	4:37pm geezerette: Incredible.
	4:38pm northguineahills: I saw bang on a can play in C in 2000 at BAM, t'was nice...
	🥁 4:42pm weinstein: Occasionally you see concept versions (I won't say gimmicky) for all keyboards, all voices, all strings. Still works.
	4:48pm doctorjazz: Gotta run, really enjoyed, thanks, David!
	🥁 4:49pm weinstein: Thanks, Doctor!
	4:50pm fred: Wu Man was also in that band. I love her music
	🥁 4:52pm weinstein: Wu Man, yes indeed. Fabulous.
	4:53pm geezerette: Fantastic show,David. Thanks!
	🥁 4:54pm weinstein: Thanks Gzette, hope you got some good drawings out of this!
	4:55pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Hi, here comes endlessly self-referential sound collage, from 5-7pm ET right away right here! Follow me: wfmu.org...
	4:55pm geezerette: Think I did. Music absolutely a part of that :)
	🥁 4:56pm weinstein: In C into Kenzo, perfecto.
	4:58pm fred: Thanks so much David, those three versions were a good sample of the endless diversity of In C
	🥁 4:58pm weinstein: Pleasure, Fred.
	4:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, David!
	🥁 4:58pm listener james from westwood: Excellent choices, David and Ruth; many thanks!
	4:59pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Ruth!
	4:59pm rbx: I only caught the end, but the Bang On A Can version of In C was new to me and is fantastic, thanks!
	🥁 4:59pm weinstein: Thanks all, learned a lot!
	4:59pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Beginning soon...wfmu.org...
	6:18am KP: Thanks for this David. In a public posting i inadvertently attributed to Kurt, who had announced it. I'm glad he did! Also, when i turned this on my stereo, i already had it playing on my iphone. Since the latter was a touch ahead, there was a surround sound effect that seemed made for the recordings. I recommend it. Anyway, thanks again.

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from August 23, 2017

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