WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from November 30, 2018

Listener comments!
	12:19pm Booz: polite clapping
	12:20pm Bryce: oops forgot to unlock the doors
	12:20pm Hi from Holland: hello!
	12:20pm Ike: The mutant 8-foot 16-stomached cow from Saturn slowly began to nibble on Don Felder's delicious brainstem... oops, sorry, wrong playlist!
	12:21pm tim from champaign: Hi Bryce and Bryce-a-maniacs!
	12:21pm Bryce: no that's about right
	12:22pm KenW: HellooOOOoo Bryce, and fellow Marbelers>>> WOWWOWOW, tremendous start with Sir Ferrari, fantastique!!!!!!!!
	12:24pm sphere: hullo all
	12:24pm steveo: salutations. l'ordinateur est utilisé pour le streaming audio et les commentaires.
	12:25pm Booz: Mmmm, that's good bass! I mean marbles. In any case, well blended.
	12:26pm sphere: i had a rental car with a Bluetooth interface last week, so it was all WFMU all the time! woot. no comments tho....
	12:26pm Booz: L'ordinateur sert à pulveriser des billes.
	12:26pm Sem: Hellllllo, Bryce, brycelettes, the well-prepared, the punctual, and the never erratic, unless you are a granite boulder, then erratic in mandatory.
	12:28pm steveo: easy sem, i'm sure traffic was simply glacial today
	12:29pm Krys O.: Thanks for letting us in from the rain, Bryce. The giant cows are falling from the sky and it's much nicer in here.
	12:29pm Booz: Erratics get blended sloooooooowly.
	12:29pm sphere: Bryce would never steer us wrong!
	12:30pm tim from champaign: Bryce, when are you going to use your telekenetic superpowers to jam all broadcast channels and avenues and send your vibes to everyone?
	12:31pm Kat in Chicago: @Booz Google hilariously translated that as "the computer is used to pulverize the balls"
	12:32pm Kat in Chicago: (ouch)
	12:34pm Bryce: i got "The computer is used to spray logs"
	12:34pm tim from champaign: What if Bryce's show was featured on Music for Mind Control?
	12:36pm Rev. Turnip Druid: My kingdom for a subwoofer the size of something bigger than an extremely large thing.
	12:36pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	12:36pm Booz: @Krys - ha! the translation surpasses the original (billes is also marbles)
	12:37pm Booz: Sorry, @Kat, not @Krys
	12:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Marbles for mind control.
	12:37pm Question mark: Looked up some more info: "Tiny random variations of physical electronic noises coming from the recording system itself, as uncontrolled spectres haunting the wires, have been captured and amplified, cut into tiny slices and grains, and used, both as basic sound sources feeding the Bayle’s machinery, and as modulation sources influencing pre-existing sound textures and continua performed live by the artist"
	12:38pm sphere: granular synthesis?
	12:38pm blee: Shiny happy marbles holding marbles.
	12:40pm Question mark: It's granular I guess but not really synthesis - processed noise
	12:41pm Bryce: thanks, qmark!
	12:41pm George of Troy: Hello, Bryce and crew
	12:43pm Kat in Chicago: @Booz yeah I figured it was a marbles/blender reference
	12:44pm Kat in Chicago: I'm only a few months into my Duolingo French
	12:45pm Carmichael: The Grains of Silence. I'm seeing Paul Simon calling his lawyer ...
	12:52pm Question mark: @Carmichael haha. Maybe Simon's lurking here - not so long ago he was saying he's into Harry Partch and microtonal experiments, if you can imagine
	12:57pm karen eliot: good afternoon. can understand how wind chimes annoy, but i enjoy them. had to remove mine . neighbor complaint and need to keep the peace for now. meditative. love this.
	12:59pm Bryce: mr. cantsin, you should take up the semantron! www.youtube.com...
	12:59pm Fox: Hullo.
	1:00pm Bryce: hey :)
	1:01pm coelacanth∅: hallo Bryce und Brycelings
	1:04pm karen eliot: Yes! Wow can he play! Thanks for the encouragement!
	1:05pm laska: hey hey
	1:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: What do sunspots sound like?
	1:09pm sphere: www.youtube.com...
	1:13pm Bryce: people were all tweaked out on y2k, but i'm saving my champagne for a monster coronal mass ejection
	1:14pm Bryce: dzzzzzzzzzzt
	1:15pm Michael 98145: spaceweather.com: "GEOMAGNETIC STORM PREDICTED: NOAA forecasters say there is a 70% chance of minor G1-class geomagnetic storms on Dec. 1st and 2nd when a stream of solar wind hits Earth's magnetic field. The gaseous material is flowing from a large hole in the sun's atmosphere. This is a long-lasting hole that has lashed Earth with solar wind about once a month since July. "
	1:16pm karen eliot: Poet Caroline Bergvall!
	1:16pm Kat in Chicago: I love this
	1:20pm karen eliot: Cool website http://carolinebergvall.com/
	1:38pm Chris from DC: Yay, Denman Maroney.
	1:40pm sphere: Yay indeed.
	1:41pm brainiac: Wotta coincidence; monster coronal mass ejection was my old AOL instant messenger handle.
	1:41pm Brendan: Hello
	1:46pm Brendan: Monster colonal mass ejection
	1:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: There have been approximately 4x10^^84 photons during the history of the universe. What a bloody noisy universe! www.sciencealert.com...
	1:49pm Mike tp: the ol boney Maroney
	1:50pm Brendan: + 1 (that I found in my pocket after laundry).
	1:51pm steveo: oops pardon me, i seem to have dropped my piano
	1:55pm Brendan: He’s bangin on the bongos like a chimpanz ... no wait he’s playin the piano like a harpsichord. Strum us a song you’re the pianoman.
	1:56pm sphere: oops pardon me, i seem to have chopped up my piano
	2:00pm Brendan: Try that Rick Wakeman!
	2:01pm brainiac: This riff should precede every legal ID on 'FMU.
	2:02pm Chris from DC: Don't shoot me, I'm only the piano preparer.
	2:06pm coelacanth∅: haha!
	2:09pm steveo: Anaemic Phonics Companies Chain Peach Insomniac Spinach Encomia Casein Champion Piano Mechanics
	2:09pm Brendan: Beethoven is rolling over in his grave at this piece. Van Cliburn however is always rolling over and deliciously brown at a temperature of 140 Fahrenheit as he opted to be interned on a set of hot dog rollers.
	2:09pm northguineahills: I wish I prepared pianos for Ross Bolleter (composer who uses ruined pianos), I just would have to find old ruined pianos (or ruin them myself).
	2:13pm steveo: this movement is called "tapping out my tooth fillings with a tiny hammer"
	2:13pm tim from champaign: My friends' dad had a piano repair shop. On his birthday he would have a piano burning party. It was a blast seeing some 60 year olds get drunk and crazy and burn a piano.
	2:17pm Bryce: :'( www.nytimes.com...
	2:18pm Bryce: also..... youtu.be...
	2:19pm northguineahills: @Bryce: Well, now i have a sad. When my family moved to Japan, we sold our 1880 upright which sounded amazing. I missed that old piano, it's where I learned how to play music (still trying to learn).
	2:19pm chresti: That's a crime! Dumping pianos!
	2:20pm pinholga: www.annealockwood.com...
	2:20pm coelacanth∅: Gordon's been listening to Somei Satoh - but taking it to incredible heights
	2:21pm Bryce: no one wants 'em. churches are dumping their pipe organs too, i shit you not.
	2:21pm coelacanth∅: ..and that article kills me Bryce.
	2:22pm Krys O.: That's sad, Bryce. Former FMU dj, the late David Quinlan repaired/restored pipe organs.
	2:22pm chresti: Bloody Hell!
	2:23pm northguineahills: Thanks pinholga! (loves me some annea lockwood sounds!) I believe that was a Fluxus happening....
	2:23pm Chris from DC: That Annea Lockwood page is awesome.
	2:24pm tim from champaign: Whoa! The sacrificed pianos were beyond repair and had been used for parts. My friends' dad would play the pianos while they were on fire like in the Yamashita video except without any protective gear.
	2:25pm sphere: @ Chris from DC - "PLEASE NOTE: All pianos used should already be beyond repair." Phew! Annea had me worried for a second.
	2:26pm northguineahills: I knew this was Ligeti!
	2:26pm coelacanth∅: i grew up with a piano in the house. when my parents separated my mother took it, as she was the only one that could (but never did) play, and said whoever moves into a first-floor dwelling first may have it, but i never did that until long after she gave up and gave it to an old family friend - who has since died and i don't know what became of the piano.
	2:26pm Chris from DC: Play whatever pleases you for as long as you can.
	2:26pm Chris from DC: Also, a second: Ligeti!
	2:27pm Brendan: I think blame folk music on the demise of the piano. . Vagabond happy-go-lucky minstrels were more apt to lug a guitar and go walking down the railroad tracks than to carry a piano.
	2:28pm coelacanth∅: tim, i assumed that! (everyone else probably did too)
	2:28pm chresti: I miss having a piano at home
	2:29pm Bryce: i have a baby grand shivering in a storage unit. it's killing me.....
	2:29pm coelacanth∅: i wish i had ours back.
	2:30pm karen eliot: I like the Annea Lockwood pieces. piano garden =decomposition
	2:31pm sphere: my family had a piano too but neither my brother nor i had any desire to play it. even now, i don't know whether i made a mistake or not.
	2:31pm chresti: Yeah tim, I was freaking out about Bryce's article link
	2:31pm coelacanth∅: my sister has a grand piano i mess around with a bit when no one's home. that's good enough for now.
	2:32pm tim from champaign: That's nuts, especially pipe organs getting dumped!
	2:32pm northguineahills: I had a friend who had a third story apt, and paid piano movers to move and old piano he bought on craigslist into his apt (It was fun hanging out there).
	2:32pm Bryce: krys, i didn't know that! i never crossed paths with david. dover publications has a great 2-vol set on pipe organ repair. i may be insane, but it's kind of engaging reading to flip through?
	2:33pm northguineahills: I got to use my parents' church's pipe organ and sample it (mostly glassian/minimalism). I finally edited it an used when I played w/ a good synth-wave genius friend of mine in June
	2:34pm brainiac: Those snot-nosed MIT undergrads drop a piano of the dorm roof every. damn. year. http://news.mit.edu/2018/just-drop-it-mit-baker-house-piano-drop-0524
	2:34pm Bryce: the best thing about having a non-upright in your home is having trash crammed in it at all times
	2:34pm coelacanth∅: my younger sister was the only one of us to take lessons...the one with absolutely no sense of rhythm. i just made noise with it; and my mother only played 2 songs, and played them well. wagon wheels and malagueña
	2:35pm chresti: there's an old piano in the lobby where my studio is, I poke around on that once in a while. Pipe organs should never be dumped, either
	2:35pm northguineahills: Ok, I'm off to lunch, thanks Bryce and Bryciacs!
	2:36pm Bryce: seeya, nhg! oh yeahhhh, i forgot about the mit thing! those guys have some serious fun, i must say....
	2:37pm Chris from DC: This pipe organ talk has me ready for some Nitsch.
	2:37pm coelacanth∅: i had a church organ - not a pipe organ, but it was lethally powerful. my housemate worked with deaf people and was good friends with one (at least) who'd come over and play the organ. then i traded it for a car. i had to.
	2:42pm chresti: we have a couple organ rescues here and up north, at my brother's house.
	2:42pm karen eliot: brown university has one of the remaining operational hutchings-votey organ. it is fantastic. have a great weekend!
	2:45pm coelacanth∅: Bryce @2.29 poor baby. you at least slide some hot soup to it now and then i hope
	2:46pm steveo: this sounds like the "glissando bar" my grandmother had on her organ (which was sold when she died)
	2:48pm chresti: Uprights are great for stashing things behind it
	2:49pm Rev. Turnip Druid: BAH! Missed Ligeti! Must punch self with reckless abandon innagaddadaFACE!
	2:49pm sphere: RTD, what did your face ever do to you?
	2:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: too many meetings. This does look like a classic playlist for archive-plundering later. My compliments to the chef.
	2:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @sphere, seriously. My face and I have a history..
	2:50pm sphere: lol
	2:55pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Such an excellent program today, thank you!!!
	2:55pm Krys O.: Thanks, Bryce!
	2:56pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Sorry, didn't mean to yell. Still adjusting to the day.
	2:56pm sphere: have a nice weekend all :)
	2:56pm steveo: is this the happy ending music? thanks bryce. see you next time.
	2:57pm Bryce: thanks you guys! lovely to hang out as always! :)
	2:58pm Bryce: GST is that......rafella carra??
	2:59pm pinholga: Top shelf stuff. Thanks Bryce!
	2:59pm Bryce: youtu.be...
	2:59pm PGB: Parallel lines on a white background make me crazy.
	3:00pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Bryce: this avatar? it's Ann-Margret as Tommy's mama
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks Bryce! Glad I was able to crash the party!
	3:00pm Brendan: Place roses on the piano as we say farewell to those dearly departed instruments of yesteryear. And make way for tulips on your organ. Its a brave new world.
	3:01pm uuee: A Mighty show today! coelacanth∅:, I was alone in a Lutheran church one day, installing stalls in the rest rooms. I went up to the organ, powered it up, and made some cool sounds
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bryce!
	3:06pm coelacanth∅: uuee! Woowee that sounds fun!
	9:11am bit rot: Even weeks later, I'm still completely possessed by the Luc Ferrari piece. It is an extraordinary release. I wish it was more readily available for purchase.

Bryce: Playlist from November 30, 2018

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November 30, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Luc Ferrari	Éphémère I: L'ordinateur ça sert à quoi?	Éphémère I & II		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Julian Bayle	[tracks 2–4] "[tracks 2–4]" by "Julian Bayle"	Violent Grains of Silence	very high-quality recordings of silence in an anechoic chamber, processed	0:26:34 (Pop-up)
Taming Power	26-3-02 "26-3-02" by "Taming Power"	For Electric Guitar and Tape Recorders		0:35:11 (Pop-up)
Sub Loam	Elevation, a map unfolding and simultaneous apprehension of a pineapple mayweed — an experiential topography of concrete sensations	The Unfolding Map		0:52:16 (Pop-up)

Kim Myhr	Passing Through "Passing Through" by "Kim Myhr"	Pressing Clouds Passing Crowds		1:04:12 (Pop-up)
Lois V. Vierk	To Stare Astonished at the Sea	Words Fail Me		1:17:18 (Pop-up)
Denman Maroney	Artemesia "Artemesia" by "Denman Maroney"	Hyperpiano		1:23:39 (Pop-up)
Gordon Monahan	Piano Mechanics "Piano Mechanics" by "Gordon Monahan"	This Piano Thing		1:46:45 (Pop-up)

György Ligeti	Continuum "Continuum" by "György Ligeti"	György Ligeti Edition 5: Mechanical Music	Pierre Charial, player piano wrangler	2:19:51 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Courvoisier	Machines-à-Sons	Ocre	piece by Pierre Charial	2:23:36 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Courvoisier	Tabular "Tabular" by "Sylvie Courvoisier"	Ocre	piece by Pierre Charial	2:32:02 (Pop-up)
Pietro Grossi	Fuga XII Inversa Arte Della Fuga Elaborata Fuga XIII Inversa Arte Della Fuga Elaborata	Combinatoria		2:39:59 (Pop-up)
Ruth White	Snowflakes Are Dancing	Short Circuits	Debussy	2:46:09 (Pop-up)
Clara Rockmore	The Swan "The Swan" by "Clara Rockmore"	The Art of the Theremin	Saint-Saëns	2:48:20 (Pop-up)
Lydia Kavina	"Spellbound" Concerto	Spellbound!	Miklós Rósza	2:51:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:19pm Booz: polite clapping
	12:20pm Bryce: oops forgot to unlock the doors
	12:20pm Hi from Holland: hello!
	12:20pm Ike: The mutant 8-foot 16-stomached cow from Saturn slowly began to nibble on Don Felder's delicious brainstem... oops, sorry, wrong playlist!
	12:21pm tim from champaign: Hi Bryce and Bryce-a-maniacs!
	12:21pm Bryce: no that's about right
	12:22pm KenW: HellooOOOoo Bryce, and fellow Marbelers>>> WOWWOWOW, tremendous start with Sir Ferrari, fantastique!!!!!!!!
	12:24pm sphere: hullo all
	12:24pm steveo: salutations. l'ordinateur est utilisé pour le streaming audio et les commentaires.
	12:25pm Booz: Mmmm, that's good bass! I mean marbles. In any case, well blended.
	12:26pm sphere: i had a rental car with a Bluetooth interface last week, so it was all WFMU all the time! woot. no comments tho....
	12:26pm Booz: L'ordinateur sert à pulveriser des billes.
	12:26pm Sem: Hellllllo, Bryce, brycelettes, the well-prepared, the punctual, and the never erratic, unless you are a granite boulder, then erratic in mandatory.
	12:28pm steveo: easy sem, i'm sure traffic was simply glacial today
	12:29pm Krys O.: Thanks for letting us in from the rain, Bryce. The giant cows are falling from the sky and it's much nicer in here.
	12:29pm Booz: Erratics get blended sloooooooowly.
	12:29pm sphere: Bryce would never steer us wrong!
	12:30pm tim from champaign: Bryce, when are you going to use your telekenetic superpowers to jam all broadcast channels and avenues and send your vibes to everyone?
	12:31pm Kat in Chicago: @Booz Google hilariously translated that as "the computer is used to pulverize the balls"
	12:32pm Kat in Chicago: (ouch)
	12:34pm Bryce: i got "The computer is used to spray logs"
	12:34pm tim from champaign: What if Bryce's show was featured on Music for Mind Control?
	12:36pm Rev. Turnip Druid: My kingdom for a subwoofer the size of something bigger than an extremely large thing.
	12:36pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	12:36pm Booz: @Krys - ha! the translation surpasses the original (billes is also marbles)
	12:37pm Booz: Sorry, @Kat, not @Krys
	12:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Marbles for mind control.
	12:37pm Question mark: Looked up some more info: "Tiny random variations of physical electronic noises coming from the recording system itself, as uncontrolled spectres haunting the wires, have been captured and amplified, cut into tiny slices and grains, and used, both as basic sound sources feeding the Bayle’s machinery, and as modulation sources influencing pre-existing sound textures and continua performed live by the artist"
	12:38pm sphere: granular synthesis?
	12:38pm blee: Shiny happy marbles holding marbles.
	12:40pm Question mark: It's granular I guess but not really synthesis - processed noise
	12:41pm Bryce: thanks, qmark!
	12:41pm George of Troy: Hello, Bryce and crew
	12:43pm Kat in Chicago: @Booz yeah I figured it was a marbles/blender reference
	12:44pm Kat in Chicago: I'm only a few months into my Duolingo French
	12:45pm Carmichael: The Grains of Silence. I'm seeing Paul Simon calling his lawyer ...
	12:52pm Question mark: @Carmichael haha. Maybe Simon's lurking here - not so long ago he was saying he's into Harry Partch and microtonal experiments, if you can imagine
	12:57pm karen eliot: good afternoon. can understand how wind chimes annoy, but i enjoy them. had to remove mine . neighbor complaint and need to keep the peace for now. meditative. love this.
	12:59pm Bryce: mr. cantsin, you should take up the semantron! www.youtube.com...
	12:59pm Fox: Hullo.
	1:00pm Bryce: hey :)
	1:01pm coelacanth∅: hallo Bryce und Brycelings
	1:04pm karen eliot: Yes! Wow can he play! Thanks for the encouragement!
	1:05pm laska: hey hey
	1:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: What do sunspots sound like?
	1:09pm sphere: www.youtube.com...
	1:13pm Bryce: people were all tweaked out on y2k, but i'm saving my champagne for a monster coronal mass ejection
	1:14pm Bryce: dzzzzzzzzzzt
	1:15pm Michael 98145: spaceweather.com: "GEOMAGNETIC STORM PREDICTED: NOAA forecasters say there is a 70% chance of minor G1-class geomagnetic storms on Dec. 1st and 2nd when a stream of solar wind hits Earth's magnetic field. The gaseous material is flowing from a large hole in the sun's atmosphere. This is a long-lasting hole that has lashed Earth with solar wind about once a month since July. "
	1:16pm karen eliot: Poet Caroline Bergvall!
	1:16pm Kat in Chicago: I love this
	1:20pm karen eliot: Cool website http://carolinebergvall.com/
	1:38pm Chris from DC: Yay, Denman Maroney.
	1:40pm sphere: Yay indeed.
	1:41pm brainiac: Wotta coincidence; monster coronal mass ejection was my old AOL instant messenger handle.
	1:41pm Brendan: Hello
	1:46pm Brendan: Monster colonal mass ejection
	1:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: There have been approximately 4x10^^84 photons during the history of the universe. What a bloody noisy universe! www.sciencealert.com...
	1:49pm Mike tp: the ol boney Maroney
	1:50pm Brendan: + 1 (that I found in my pocket after laundry).
	1:51pm steveo: oops pardon me, i seem to have dropped my piano
	1:55pm Brendan: He’s bangin on the bongos like a chimpanz ... no wait he’s playin the piano like a harpsichord. Strum us a song you’re the pianoman.
	1:56pm sphere: oops pardon me, i seem to have chopped up my piano
	2:00pm Brendan: Try that Rick Wakeman!
	2:01pm brainiac: This riff should precede every legal ID on 'FMU.
	2:02pm Chris from DC: Don't shoot me, I'm only the piano preparer.
	2:06pm coelacanth∅: haha!
	2:09pm steveo: Anaemic Phonics Companies Chain Peach Insomniac Spinach Encomia Casein Champion Piano Mechanics
	2:09pm Brendan: Beethoven is rolling over in his grave at this piece. Van Cliburn however is always rolling over and deliciously brown at a temperature of 140 Fahrenheit as he opted to be interned on a set of hot dog rollers.
	2:09pm northguineahills: I wish I prepared pianos for Ross Bolleter (composer who uses ruined pianos), I just would have to find old ruined pianos (or ruin them myself).
	2:13pm steveo: this movement is called "tapping out my tooth fillings with a tiny hammer"
	2:13pm tim from champaign: My friends' dad had a piano repair shop. On his birthday he would have a piano burning party. It was a blast seeing some 60 year olds get drunk and crazy and burn a piano.
	2:17pm Bryce: :'( www.nytimes.com...
	2:18pm Bryce: also..... youtu.be...
	2:19pm northguineahills: @Bryce: Well, now i have a sad. When my family moved to Japan, we sold our 1880 upright which sounded amazing. I missed that old piano, it's where I learned how to play music (still trying to learn).
	2:19pm chresti: That's a crime! Dumping pianos!
	2:20pm pinholga: www.annealockwood.com...
	2:20pm coelacanth∅: Gordon's been listening to Somei Satoh - but taking it to incredible heights
	2:21pm Bryce: no one wants 'em. churches are dumping their pipe organs too, i shit you not.
	2:21pm coelacanth∅: ..and that article kills me Bryce.
	2:22pm Krys O.: That's sad, Bryce. Former FMU dj, the late David Quinlan repaired/restored pipe organs.
	2:22pm chresti: Bloody Hell!
	2:23pm northguineahills: Thanks pinholga! (loves me some annea lockwood sounds!) I believe that was a Fluxus happening....
	2:23pm Chris from DC: That Annea Lockwood page is awesome.
	2:24pm tim from champaign: Whoa! The sacrificed pianos were beyond repair and had been used for parts. My friends' dad would play the pianos while they were on fire like in the Yamashita video except without any protective gear.
	2:25pm sphere: @ Chris from DC - "PLEASE NOTE: All pianos used should already be beyond repair." Phew! Annea had me worried for a second.
	2:26pm northguineahills: I knew this was Ligeti!
	2:26pm coelacanth∅: i grew up with a piano in the house. when my parents separated my mother took it, as she was the only one that could (but never did) play, and said whoever moves into a first-floor dwelling first may have it, but i never did that until long after she gave up and gave it to an old family friend - who has since died and i don't know what became of the piano.
	2:26pm Chris from DC: Play whatever pleases you for as long as you can.
	2:26pm Chris from DC: Also, a second: Ligeti!
	2:27pm Brendan: I think blame folk music on the demise of the piano. . Vagabond happy-go-lucky minstrels were more apt to lug a guitar and go walking down the railroad tracks than to carry a piano.
	2:28pm coelacanth∅: tim, i assumed that! (everyone else probably did too)
	2:28pm chresti: I miss having a piano at home
	2:29pm Bryce: i have a baby grand shivering in a storage unit. it's killing me.....
	2:29pm coelacanth∅: i wish i had ours back.
	2:30pm karen eliot: I like the Annea Lockwood pieces. piano garden =decomposition
	2:31pm sphere: my family had a piano too but neither my brother nor i had any desire to play it. even now, i don't know whether i made a mistake or not.
	2:31pm chresti: Yeah tim, I was freaking out about Bryce's article link
	2:31pm coelacanth∅: my sister has a grand piano i mess around with a bit when no one's home. that's good enough for now.
	2:32pm tim from champaign: That's nuts, especially pipe organs getting dumped!
	2:32pm northguineahills: I had a friend who had a third story apt, and paid piano movers to move and old piano he bought on craigslist into his apt (It was fun hanging out there).
	2:32pm Bryce: krys, i didn't know that! i never crossed paths with david. dover publications has a great 2-vol set on pipe organ repair. i may be insane, but it's kind of engaging reading to flip through?
	2:33pm northguineahills: I got to use my parents' church's pipe organ and sample it (mostly glassian/minimalism). I finally edited it an used when I played w/ a good synth-wave genius friend of mine in June
	2:34pm brainiac: Those snot-nosed MIT undergrads drop a piano of the dorm roof every. damn. year. http://news.mit.edu/2018/just-drop-it-mit-baker-house-piano-drop-0524
	2:34pm Bryce: the best thing about having a non-upright in your home is having trash crammed in it at all times
	2:34pm coelacanth∅: my younger sister was the only one of us to take lessons...the one with absolutely no sense of rhythm. i just made noise with it; and my mother only played 2 songs, and played them well. wagon wheels and malagueña
	2:35pm chresti: there's an old piano in the lobby where my studio is, I poke around on that once in a while. Pipe organs should never be dumped, either
	2:35pm northguineahills: Ok, I'm off to lunch, thanks Bryce and Bryciacs!
	2:36pm Bryce: seeya, nhg! oh yeahhhh, i forgot about the mit thing! those guys have some serious fun, i must say....
	2:37pm Chris from DC: This pipe organ talk has me ready for some Nitsch.
	2:37pm coelacanth∅: i had a church organ - not a pipe organ, but it was lethally powerful. my housemate worked with deaf people and was good friends with one (at least) who'd come over and play the organ. then i traded it for a car. i had to.
	2:42pm chresti: we have a couple organ rescues here and up north, at my brother's house.
	2:42pm karen eliot: brown university has one of the remaining operational hutchings-votey organ. it is fantastic. have a great weekend!
	2:45pm coelacanth∅: Bryce @2.29 poor baby. you at least slide some hot soup to it now and then i hope
	2:46pm steveo: this sounds like the "glissando bar" my grandmother had on her organ (which was sold when she died)
	2:48pm chresti: Uprights are great for stashing things behind it
	2:49pm Rev. Turnip Druid: BAH! Missed Ligeti! Must punch self with reckless abandon innagaddadaFACE!
	2:49pm sphere: RTD, what did your face ever do to you?
	2:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: too many meetings. This does look like a classic playlist for archive-plundering later. My compliments to the chef.
	2:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @sphere, seriously. My face and I have a history..
	2:50pm sphere: lol
	2:55pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Such an excellent program today, thank you!!!
	2:55pm Krys O.: Thanks, Bryce!
	2:56pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Sorry, didn't mean to yell. Still adjusting to the day.
	2:56pm sphere: have a nice weekend all :)
	2:56pm steveo: is this the happy ending music? thanks bryce. see you next time.
	2:57pm Bryce: thanks you guys! lovely to hang out as always! :)
	2:58pm Bryce: GST is that......rafella carra??
	2:59pm pinholga: Top shelf stuff. Thanks Bryce!
	2:59pm Bryce: youtu.be...
	2:59pm PGB: Parallel lines on a white background make me crazy.
	3:00pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Bryce: this avatar? it's Ann-Margret as Tommy's mama
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks Bryce! Glad I was able to crash the party!
	3:00pm Brendan: Place roses on the piano as we say farewell to those dearly departed instruments of yesteryear. And make way for tulips on your organ. Its a brave new world.
	3:01pm uuee: A Mighty show today! coelacanth∅:, I was alone in a Lutheran church one day, installing stalls in the rest rooms. I went up to the organ, powered it up, and made some cool sounds
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bryce!
	3:06pm coelacanth∅: uuee! Woowee that sounds fun!
	9:11am bit rot: Even weeks later, I'm still completely possessed by the Luc Ferrari piece. It is an extraordinary release. I wish it was more readily available for purchase.

Bryce: Playlist from November 30, 2018

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