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81. Glenn Gould - An Appreciation
and the future. However most people are familiar with gould the pianistheard on CDs and over the radio. There are special features
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Gould made his first commercial recording for Columbia in June 1955, the Goldberg Variations. It's perhaps no accident of history that a recording of an unfamiliar masterwork of Bach's by a relatively unknown, young Canadian pianist should have become the best selling classical LP of 1956. Gould by his very nature was never content with the orthodox; at his own insistence it had to be the Goldberg variations he recorded, not the more familiar French suites or Partitas. The legend began in a small church in New York where this recording was made; and the result was history in the making: the beginning of a series of records, without parallel in the classical world. Technology, Gould argued would overtake the traditional function of the concert hall: "In an unguarded moment some months ago I predicted that public concerts as we know it today would no longer exist a century hence, that its function would have been entirely taken over by an electronic media". From an early age Gould had experimented with recording by strapping microphones to the soundboard of his beloved Chickering piano. By his mid teens he was in the studios of CBC, the national radio station. He felt secure in the "womb-like" comfort of the studio: he was in control. The process of making a record was mastered by Gould early on. Towards the end of his life he would end up as a co-producer of his LP's besides making TV programmes and producing revolutionary radio programmes.

82. Pianists, The Piano
The artists are chosen through the Young Concert Artists International Auditions.Great Pianists. Anda, Géza. gould, glenn. glenn gould official site
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Chopin Piano Competition Competition regulations. Competition directories Competitions. An international directory of piano competitions in 58 countries compiled by Masa Mizuno. International Piano Competitions. Piano Net. Cortot, Alfred. Information on one of the greatest musicians of the 20th century, hoping to ignite some interest in pianophiles as well as students of piano. Franz Liszt International Piano Competition G Great Pianists of the Twentieth century. From Philips. I International Tchaikovsky Competition, Moscow. M Martha Argerich International Piano Competition Mr Land's Piano Lesson. A virtual piano lesson. Museum of Pianos. The Virtual Piano Museum. A Photographic History The Open Directory Project ... index of pianist webpages. P Paderewski International Piano Competition Pianists.

83. Phone Fetish
At age 31, glenn gould, one of the 20th century s greatest pianists,retired from the concert stage at the height of his career.
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by Margie Borschke "The really Important things in any biography are what someone thinks and feels and not what he has done."
Ours is a culture of celebrity. Duh. Sure, it's easy enough to shun, ignore, and rise above, but celebrity culture is infectious. It informs more than our awareness of the supermodel and the rock star, the politician and the pundit. Increasingly, we look at history with the same starstruck eyes. At age 31, Glenn Gould, one of the 20th century's greatest pianists, retired from the concert stage at the height of his career. He spent the rest of his musical career in the recording studio. He is best known for his debut recording, The Goldberg Variations by Bach. From the age of 23 until his death he recorded over 80 records, wrote articles and produced radio and television programs. He was an early champion of electronic media. He died of a stroke just days after his 50th birthday. He had beautiful hair as a young man. He wore ridiculous amounts of outerwear. He talked incessantly on the telephone. Starstruck eyes are unable to focus exclusively on deeds or output. Starstruck eyes gaze upon the details of the private aspects of public personae: their vulnerabilities, their eccentricities, their hair. Rendering the human superlatives typical, our voyeurism allows us to substantiate our humanity and to understand ourselves. Or something.

84. MUSISCOPE - Instrumentistes - Piano
Godowsky, Leopold (1870 1938) - provides information on the legendarypianist. Friends Of glenn gould - offers information on membership.
http://www.musiscope.com/piano.htm

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85. Glenn Gould Information Page
Comments, glenn gould once said that the two most important things for a pianistare a good memory and the possession of perfect pitch. Unfortunately I am
http://www.perfectpitchpeople.com/gould.htm
Full Name Glenn Herbert Gould Occupation Pianist, composer Birthdate September 25, 1932 Birthplace Toronto, Ontario, Canada Obtained from a- The Well Tempered Keyboard I , CD Booklet, p. 14 b- Glenn Gould Official Website Posted by 1- PS 2- Doug Anderson [updates] Comments Glenn Gould once said that "the two most important things for a pianist are a good memory and the possession of perfect pitch." [Unfortunately I am unable to retrieve the source of this statement - Ed. "In Baker's Biographical Dictionary , Nicolas Slonimsky lists Gould's full name as 'Glenn Herbert Gould'." [2] Related items Glenn Gould Books Selected Letters The Glenn Gould Reader Other Books Glenn Gould CDs Great Pianists of the 20th Century - Glenn Gould The Gould variations - The Best of Glenn Gould's Bach Bach: The Goldberg Variations Schoenberg: Piano Works - Craft, Gould ... Other CDs Glenn Gould Videos Thirty-two short films about Glenn Gould The Glenn Gould Collection (various vols.) Glenn Gould's Greatest Hits Other Videos Glenn Gould DVDs Thirty-Two Short Films About Glenn Gould The Glenn Gould Collection (various vols.)

86. FUSION Anomaly. Glenn Gould
These relationships were of critical importance to glenn gould, a masterpianist, composer, and great thinker of the twentieth century.
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Art relies on relationships. Great artists redefine, test, and manipulate relationships; their work emphasizes the connections and interactions between artist, work, site, audience, and technology. These relationships were of critical importance to Glenn Gould, a master pianist, composer, and great thinker of the twentieth century. His theories attacked the traditional values and expectations of music performance. His views continue to shape music culture and his ideas about music and technology were ahead of their time. His views are easily translated to a visual or digital arts context, while retaining much of their inherent perceptiveness and significance. His insight to relationships in art is critically important for all artists, especially digital artists. Glenn Gould: Gentle Genius Not in Concert Similar sentiments have been seen in the visual arts movement. The Russian constructionist artists also attacked the institutional art world and its "bourgeois" galleries. It is interesting to note that they attacked the same type if institutionalism and hierarchical social structure as Gould, but for contrasting reasons. Gould believed art and music to be a spiritual transcendence, it was a to be enjoyed outside of the materialistic world. Constructionist thought that the work was part of the world, and should have a purposeful use. Although their reasons were different, their conclusions were the same, and both theories incorporated the idea that art is a not about a single experience or work, but it is a way of

87. Gramophone - Features - The World's Best Classical Music Magazine
oriented. But don’t let first impressions sway you. Natalie’s twopianist idols are Sviatoslav Richter and glenn gould. Shortly
http://www.gramophone.co.uk/reputations_detail.asp?id=1454

88. Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 By Glenn Gould At Jsbach.org
Main Performer or Conductor glenn gould. Although gould s vocalise can be annoying,his amazing technique make this a requirement for any pianists or serious
http://www.jsbach.org/gouldwelltemperedclavierbook1.html
Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 Main Performer
or Conductor: Glenn Gould Instrumentation: Piano Individual Works: Book 1: 24 Preludes and Fugues, BWV846-869 Format: Compact Disc Record Label: CBS Masterworks Catalog Number: Year Released/Recorded: Comments: Marko Cekic said:
A fantastic recording! Although Gould's vocalise can be annoying, his amazing technique and unorthodox yet powerful interpretations make this a requirement for any pianists or serious music lover's library. Also a great deal ($45 US). Steve Clark said: THIS VERSION IS VERY RELAXING AND SOOTHING. Pietro Bagnoli said: Non so se sia la piu' grande registrazione mai fatta. Cio' che colpisce e' l'astrattismo quasi lunare con cui Gould scolpisce sia le fughe che i preludi (benche', come noto, non amasse particolarmente questa forma di composizione). La lettura del pianista canadese si discosta decisamente da qualunque altra lezione, prendendo come parametro di riferimento i
modelli di Fisher o di Gieseking. Proporrei come esempi il preludio n.1 in do maggiore, BWV 846 e il preludio n.5 BWV 850. Provare ad ascoltare la lettura postmoderna di Gieseking quale confronto. Credo che il Bach di Gould sia il piu' attendibile. I don't know if this is the greatest recording ever done. What is astounding is the almost lunar abstractness with which Gould carves both fugas and preludes (although we know he didn't like much these kinds of composition). The reading of the canadian pianist is completely different from any other, assuming as a reference Fisher or Gieseking models. As an example, I would suggest the Prelude n.1 in C major BWV 846 and the Prelude n.5 BWV 850. These should be compared with the post-modern reading of Gieseking. I think Gould's Bach is the truest. [translation by Paolo C. Massarutti]

89. DVD Times - Glenn Gould: The Goldberg Variations
00. glenn gould (19321982) was, by universal consent, one of the greatestpianists of the last or indeed any other century. He was
http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=3519

90. The New York Times: Movies: Thirty Two Short Films About Glenn Gould
(NR, 94 minutes). The highly acclaimed and famously eccentric classicalpianist glenn gould is the subject of this idiosyncratic film portrait.
http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/movie.html?v_id=131192

91. Kulturspeilet
av Berit Kvinge Tjøme. Great Pianists of The 20th Century glenn gould. Den legendariskepianist glenn gould gikk bort så altfor tidlig, kun 50 år gammel.
http://www.pluto.no/KulturSpeilet/faste/cd/Pianists_Gould.html
Great Pianists of The 20th Century: Glenn Gould.
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  • Van Cliburn Den legendariske pianist Glenn Gould Alberto Guerrero og orgeltimer hos Frederick Silvester Glenn Gould Det var ikke selve konserten Gould Alexander Schneider en telefon fra David Oppenheim Schneider hadde nylig spilt kammermusikk med Gould i Stratford. Oppenheim hadde med seg et plateopptak med den romanske pianist Dinu Lipatti Lipatti Lipatti "Hvorfor kan vi ikke finne en annen med en slik kaliber?" spurte Oppenheim Schneider Glenn Gould Oppenheim Gould David Oppenheim undertegnet Gould Gould skulle beholde livet ut. I 1955 var den unge Gould Goldberg-variasjonene BWV 988, ble Glenn Gould Gould i ekstase der han poserer, synger, spiller og dirigerer musikken.
    Gould Gould oss alle de herlige detaljer som denne musikken rommer. Etter min mening er Gould den pianist - ved siden av Rosalyn Tureck Gould Gould Gould "mer innadvendte Gustav Mahler" og Byrd definitivt med "den utadvendte Richard Strauss."
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