MUTE RECORDS

Here is the playlist for our program broadcast 16 November 2008, featuring special guest Daniel Miller of Mute Records:

1. Offenbach: La Gaite Parisienne, overture

2. Cage: Williams Mix

3. Beethoven: Piano Sonata Op. 49, No. 2

4. Bergeijk: D.E.S.

5. V/VM: Shostakovich - The Final Symphony, final movement

6. Can: Mushroom

7. Room 40: Airport Symphony

8. Cave and MacGowan: What a Wonderful World

9. Micronauts: Bleep to Bleep

10. Lutoslawski: Livre PourOrchestre, opening fragment

11. Oram: Washing Machine ad

12. Haswell and Hecker: Blackest Ever Black, part 3

Thanks Daniel for joining us, and humouring our 'invisible jukebox' questions. Tim and I are off to Huddersfield to hear Rytis Mazulis, and we won't be back in the studio until December 7, where we'll be presenting a program on music from Huddersfield festival. Next week our dear friend and Les Sept Mondes producer Max Benezeth will be stepping into the presenter's chair to deliver our program, many thanks.

TRIOS

Here is the playlist for our program on trios:

1. Geminiani: Trio Sonata in F, 'The Last Time I Came O'er the Moor'

2. Beethoven: 'Archduke' Trio, fourth movement

3. Ives: Piano Trio, second movement

4. Strauss: Trio from Der Rosenkavalier

5. Ligeti: Horn Trio, second movement

6. Ustvolskaya: Trio, first movement

7. Kagel (pictured): Piano Trio No. 1, third movement

8. The Carter Family: Single Girl, Married Girl

9. The Broadsides: Single Girl, Married Girl

10. Dolly Parton / Loretta Lynn / Tammy Wynette: Honkytonk Heaven

11. Dickinson: Hymns, Rags and Blues, last two movements

12. Schnittke: String Trio, second movement

13. Feldman: For Philip Guston, excerpt

Thanks for listening.

NUMBERED SETS

Here is the play list for our programme broadcast 2 November on the numbered sets of the second Viennese School and associates (Alban Berg pictured):

1. Krenek: 3 Lusty Pieces for Brass Orchestra
2. Schoenberg: 5 Pieces for Orchestra
3. Wolpe: 3 Little Canons
4. Stravinsky: 3 Pieces for Solo Clarinet
5. Berg: 3 Pieces for Orchestra
6. Berio: 2 Pieces for Violin and Piano
7. Webern: 4 Pieces for Violin and Piano
8. Webern: 6 Pieces for Orchestra

Thanks for listening, or rather persisting. We suffered from various technical problems, mostly Tim misfiling CDs, for which we apologise. Musically we were very excited by the program and are sorry it didn’t proceed as smoothly as hoped.

Next Friday, 9 November, we’ll be playing trios, in all their glory. Stay tuned…

GUESTS

Last Friday, October 26 we were joined by Shoel Stadlen of SPNM and composer and Music Orbit founder Colin Riley to discuss recent projects. Many thanks for coming in.

This Friday, November 2, we will be examining music in numbered parts, looking particularly at the orchesterstücke of the second Viennese school. We hope you'll be joining us.

I've also just noticed a number of comments on our blog concerning old programmes and other trivia. I tried to respond without success, so do please get in touch with either of us, at our emails above.