WFMU: Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from June 22, 2020

Listener comments!
	7:00pm Richard S: Hello! Happy FryDay!
	7:01pm mariano: Hello Dan and crew! Can't go wrong with Miserere.
	7:01pm penelope: good evening, fries.
	7:02pm Handy Haversack: Hello, Dan and the Fried!
	7:02pm Dan Bodah: Good evening all!
	7:03pm cosmic matrix: hi dan and all! wow i think i may have sampled this ...!
	7:05pm Carmichael: As it's 100 degrees out there, it is indeed FryDay.
	7:05pm bLeubomberune b: Bonjour DB# 1, & fryers ( though there are a few friars here 2 night)
	7:06pm mariano: Really interesting story to Allegri's Miserere. For a century or two the Vatican forbade its performance any time other than once a year at the Vatican. It wasn't allowed to be written down even, it was considered so precious. Then, sometime in the mid-18th century, a teenage boy visiting Rome with his family heard it being performed. That evening, the teen wrote the entire score out from memory with 100% accuracy, and just like that, the Vatican monopoly on it was over. The teenager in question was Mozart.
	7:06pm penelope: that note.
	7:08pm cosmic matrix: whoa! yes!
	7:09pm mariano: Is this the 60s recording from Cambridge?
	🍳 7:11pm Webhamster Henry: By memory transcription is killing music. #them
	7:12pm mariano: Lol Webmaster Henry!
	7:12pm BH: So there's precedent for music piracy leading to an eternity in the lake of fire?
	7:13pm Richard S: Hey, how do we know for sure that Mozart got it right?
	7:13pm ultradamno: Well, monkeying around with it has got to extra up his hell sentence.
	7:15pm mariano: In Shakespeare's day rival theatrical companies and playwrights would send people in to scribble down the play in real time as best they could. There's a really funny bad version of "To be, or not to be" from one of those sources; you can practically hear the guy thinking "Meh, I'll write it down later, I totally got the gist." But anyway, that was the Elizabethan equivalent to filming a movie in a theater with a camcorder.
	7:16pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Haven't hears a Growling(metal) show in a long time.
	7:16pm listener 126464: Hi Dan & DJ Purple Hayes. Hell of a Mozart story Dan and Mariano..
	7:17pm Dan Bodah: I believe the Konori in the title of this song refers to the singer Konoroi Suzuki, from the group Magic Lantern Cycle, who's one of the NWW members on this tune. Or it could refer to the messianic figure from New Guinean aboriginal religion...
	7:17pm Handy Haversack: Stay tuned tomorrow for Music of Mind Control to learn more!
	7:18pm mitchella: blimey you lot are so interesting !
	7:21pm penelope: @ richard S - supposedly Mozart went back and heard ANOTHER Easter mass the next day to make sure. But as Dan was saying - some people argue that he made a mistake with that highest, most awesome note.
	🍳 7:21pm Webhamster Henry: Getting good stereo here!
	7:22pm Acid Cazh: Great, great episode so far today Dan & Purple Haze! Y'all always do a great job, but these first three selections are all A+ 100% perfect.
	🍳 7:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder what Mozart's favorite WFMU shows would be.
	🍳 7:24pm Webhamster Henry: @Ken H/P or rather, what if he were exposed to the range of World music heard on WFMU?
	7:26pm Richard S: Mozart had a wicked sense of humor, from what I gather. So maybe "Dave the Spazz" or "World's Worst Records"......
	7:26pm Acid Cazh: @penelope if that highest note was Mozart's mistake then I don't want to hear the "correct" version. When I was fifteen years old my parents were listening to the Dallas classical radio station and they played it. It was the days before internet, so I made my parents call the radio station to find out what the recording was. I had to go to the classical record store and special order it. Miserere Mei Deus has been my favorite vocal composition ever since. Gives me crazy, crazy shivers every single time.
	7:27pm teod: Leck mich im Arsch
	7:28pm penelope: right there with you, @acid cazh.
	7:30pm ultradamno: I think he'd troll the A440 talkback. "Play more me, why so little me?!" etc.
	7:31pm Acid Cazh: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Prolly Stashu's show.
	7:33pm mariano: Ever read any excerpts from Mozart's letters? He was a lifelong potty-mouth and gutter-brain. ultradamno: Haha! Yeah, with the screen name Trazom.
	🍳 7:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: He'd come up with an amazing "Institutionalized."
	7:35pm Handy Haversack: I'd listen to three hours of that, Ken.
	7:36pm Richard S: K. 231 (K. 382c), a Canon in B-Flat Major, is titled "Leck mich im Arsch" - which translates as "Kiss My Ass".
	7:39pm teod: a bit more on Leck mich im Arsch, https://web.archive.org/web/20090208200135/http://www.mozartforum.com/Lore/article.php?id=070
	7:46pm ifny: I was just singing Black is the Colour along with the Rofinka tune, and it worked eerily well! Loving the show as always, each and every track.
	7:49pm mariano: Haha KenFHP! "Abduction from the Asylum". Richard S: thanks for the links.
	7:51pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Dan! Thanks, DJPH! This has gone so fast. Gonna start chopping things.
	7:53pm Old Dave: If Mozart were here, and could possibly take it all in, he might wonder why at least 10 million or so Americans hadn't adopted an artist to sponsor. Instead of tossing cash away for crap.
	7:55pm listener 126464: Thanks DJs, FMU crew, everyone.
	7:56pm bLeubomberune b: Bonsoir DB # 1 & brume pourpre Balkan music brings out the essence of Vocal Fry . All fryers & (friars) stay safe & healthy.
	7:57pm mariano: Thanks Dan and crew, bye everyone!
	8:00pm Richard S: bye!
	🍳 8:00pm chresti: Thanks Dan!

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from June 22, 2020

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June 22, 2020: S10 Ep3 Show #236: Hymns for Konori

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Gregorio Allegri	Miserere (Perf. Tenebrae)		0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Nurse With Wound	Hymn to Konori "Hymn to Konori" by "Nurse With Wound"	Live at Bar Maldoror	0:13:21 (Pop-up)
Edwin London	Song of These Days II (perf. Extended Vocal Techniques Ensemble)		0:20:14 (Pop-up)

Unknown Albanian singers	Qaj Moj Zemer, Qaj	Vocal Traditions of Albania	0:30:32 (Pop-up)
Cosmic Voices From Bulgaria	Rofinka Lies Ill	Bulgarian Choral Folk Songs, Vol. 2	0:36:30 (Pop-up)
David Hykes	True to the Times/One		0:44:17 (Pop-up)
Bayarbaatar Davaasuren	Ih Khaani Duulal		0:50:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:00pm Richard S: Hello! Happy FryDay!
	7:01pm mariano: Hello Dan and crew! Can't go wrong with Miserere.
	7:01pm penelope: good evening, fries.
	7:02pm Handy Haversack: Hello, Dan and the Fried!
	7:02pm Dan Bodah: Good evening all!
	7:03pm cosmic matrix: hi dan and all! wow i think i may have sampled this ...!
	7:05pm Carmichael: As it's 100 degrees out there, it is indeed FryDay.
	7:05pm bLeubomberune b: Bonjour DB# 1, & fryers ( though there are a few friars here 2 night)
	7:06pm mariano: Really interesting story to Allegri's Miserere. For a century or two the Vatican forbade its performance any time other than once a year at the Vatican. It wasn't allowed to be written down even, it was considered so precious. Then, sometime in the mid-18th century, a teenage boy visiting Rome with his family heard it being performed. That evening, the teen wrote the entire score out from memory with 100% accuracy, and just like that, the Vatican monopoly on it was over. The teenager in question was Mozart.
	7:06pm penelope: that note.
	7:08pm cosmic matrix: whoa! yes!
	7:09pm mariano: Is this the 60s recording from Cambridge?
	🍳 7:11pm Webhamster Henry: By memory transcription is killing music. #them
	7:12pm mariano: Lol Webmaster Henry!
	7:12pm BH: So there's precedent for music piracy leading to an eternity in the lake of fire?
	7:13pm Richard S: Hey, how do we know for sure that Mozart got it right?
	7:13pm ultradamno: Well, monkeying around with it has got to extra up his hell sentence.
	7:15pm mariano: In Shakespeare's day rival theatrical companies and playwrights would send people in to scribble down the play in real time as best they could. There's a really funny bad version of "To be, or not to be" from one of those sources; you can practically hear the guy thinking "Meh, I'll write it down later, I totally got the gist." But anyway, that was the Elizabethan equivalent to filming a movie in a theater with a camcorder.
	7:16pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Haven't hears a Growling(metal) show in a long time.
	7:16pm listener 126464: Hi Dan & DJ Purple Hayes. Hell of a Mozart story Dan and Mariano..
	7:17pm Dan Bodah: I believe the Konori in the title of this song refers to the singer Konoroi Suzuki, from the group Magic Lantern Cycle, who's one of the NWW members on this tune. Or it could refer to the messianic figure from New Guinean aboriginal religion...
	7:17pm Handy Haversack: Stay tuned tomorrow for Music of Mind Control to learn more!
	7:18pm mitchella: blimey you lot are so interesting !
	7:21pm penelope: @ richard S - supposedly Mozart went back and heard ANOTHER Easter mass the next day to make sure. But as Dan was saying - some people argue that he made a mistake with that highest, most awesome note.
	🍳 7:21pm Webhamster Henry: Getting good stereo here!
	7:22pm Acid Cazh: Great, great episode so far today Dan & Purple Haze! Y'all always do a great job, but these first three selections are all A+ 100% perfect.
	🍳 7:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder what Mozart's favorite WFMU shows would be.
	🍳 7:24pm Webhamster Henry: @Ken H/P or rather, what if he were exposed to the range of World music heard on WFMU?
	7:26pm Richard S: Mozart had a wicked sense of humor, from what I gather. So maybe "Dave the Spazz" or "World's Worst Records"......
	7:26pm Acid Cazh: @penelope if that highest note was Mozart's mistake then I don't want to hear the "correct" version. When I was fifteen years old my parents were listening to the Dallas classical radio station and they played it. It was the days before internet, so I made my parents call the radio station to find out what the recording was. I had to go to the classical record store and special order it. Miserere Mei Deus has been my favorite vocal composition ever since. Gives me crazy, crazy shivers every single time.
	7:27pm teod: Leck mich im Arsch
	7:28pm penelope: right there with you, @acid cazh.
	7:30pm ultradamno: I think he'd troll the A440 talkback. "Play more me, why so little me?!" etc.
	7:31pm Acid Cazh: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Prolly Stashu's show.
	7:33pm mariano: Ever read any excerpts from Mozart's letters? He was a lifelong potty-mouth and gutter-brain. ultradamno: Haha! Yeah, with the screen name Trazom.
	🍳 7:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: He'd come up with an amazing "Institutionalized."
	7:35pm Handy Haversack: I'd listen to three hours of that, Ken.
	7:36pm Richard S: K. 231 (K. 382c), a Canon in B-Flat Major, is titled "Leck mich im Arsch" - which translates as "Kiss My Ass".
	7:39pm teod: a bit more on Leck mich im Arsch, https://web.archive.org/web/20090208200135/http://www.mozartforum.com/Lore/article.php?id=070
	7:46pm ifny: I was just singing Black is the Colour along with the Rofinka tune, and it worked eerily well! Loving the show as always, each and every track.
	7:49pm mariano: Haha KenFHP! "Abduction from the Asylum". Richard S: thanks for the links.
	7:51pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Dan! Thanks, DJPH! This has gone so fast. Gonna start chopping things.
	7:53pm Old Dave: If Mozart were here, and could possibly take it all in, he might wonder why at least 10 million or so Americans hadn't adopted an artist to sponsor. Instead of tossing cash away for crap.
	7:55pm listener 126464: Thanks DJs, FMU crew, everyone.
	7:56pm bLeubomberune b: Bonsoir DB # 1 & brume pourpre Balkan music brings out the essence of Vocal Fry . All fryers & (friars) stay safe & healthy.
	7:57pm mariano: Thanks Dan and crew, bye everyone!
	8:00pm Richard S: bye!
	🍳 8:00pm chresti: Thanks Dan!

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from June 22, 2020

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