Gould's seemingly continuous gradation of the dynamics in his playing is shown well in the last piece. Also, the ways he can articulate passages and phrases within phrases really astonishes me. I'm no scholar of classical pianists but I'm sure very few have ever been on his technical level. And on the movie question, I wouldn't rule out an actor who is more interesting than any of his roles, Hugh Grant, if he could do the accent.
So I had a teacher at my college tell me that it was a piano transcription of Ravel's orchestral score: La Valse. He was playing the last section. That piano doesn't have long legs. Mr. Gould just happens to have a habit of sitting in the same chair that keeps him low.
Glenn had a wonderful speaking voice and note, he did not punctuate his speech wiht a lot of "ums" as so many people do. He may have been quirky, but in his interviews he displayed great intelligence and in his musicianship, mastery.
It's about time for a movie on the life of Glenn Gould. In my opinion Johnny Depp would do a great job portraying this intelligent, creative and charismatic man.
@avq5 Have you seen the film; "The Genius Within ~ The Inner Life of Glenn Gould"? It's a full length documentary that came out in '09 & played in the theaters until last year & is now out in DVD. I have seen it twice on the 'big screen' & bought the DVD as soon as it came out, & have watched it 6 or 7 times, showing it to my friends & neighbors (& 'gaining new fans' for GG, every time, I might add)! It is very well done & is a "must see" & anyone that's a 'fan' should own it (or rent it)!
@avq5 You are in for a treat! I've been a *fan* for as long as I can remember & I still find out 'new things' about him now & then! There always seems to be a new article or a book & new photos, showing up that one has never seen before, etc. I have a huge collection of everything about him! He certainly was endlessly fascinating in every way & was truly a musical genius! I know you will enjoy the doc./ film & will, no doubt, join the ranks of his admirers from then on! ☸ڿڰۣ—— ♫♪
@iggypopster2 I understand. well, I cannot be sure. I mean, I have a cousin with AS, and he is rather dumb, but memorizes almost the phonebook. not smart, but with certain skills. I'm no psychiatrist, but i think gould had rather a "schizoid personality desorder", it describes better his behavior. As far as i know, AS is related to some degree of "dumbness", besides the social clumsiness.
some people are thrilled entertaining the idea that gould had asperger's syndrome. that is absurd. asperger's syndrome is a cognitive disability, a mental handicap. a genius cannot be mentally handicaped. maybe that idea is entertained by the same people who think evgeny kissin is a genius. gould was a true genius, kissin is a savant retard (or at least plays the role of one to perfection)
@sirdelrio I'm sorry but you're sadly mistaken regarding Asperger's - it is not a mental handicap as such and certainly wouldn't have made Gould incapable of musical genius, quite the contrary in fact. Aspies are actually characterized by a HIGH IQ and usually genius qualities especially in the realm of music. I know this to be true because my husband is an Aspie and is an extremely talented and respected bass player.
@sirdelrio Im afraid you re mistaken here. though it is impossible to say that he had Asperger's, that disorder is not indicitive of an intellectual disability. quite the opposite. Most people with AS have normal intelligence and some have superiour intellectual abilty. Genius and AS are not necessarily exclusive
@kerpin09 no, they have a remarkable particular skill, they cannot talk fluently, they cannot interpret language but literally, have childish psychosexuality. I'd like you to give some examples of those asperger geniuses. Because i'm the one who is afraid that all those controverting my comment are relying on 'popular culture' notions about the syndrome, and not on the psychiatrical diagnostic. There are many articles, and even documentaries about aspies, should watch them.
@kerpin09 sorry, i didn't read your comment well. you were not arguing about that he did have asperger's, but that asperger's is not disability. and you are right.
@sirdelrio thanks for that.. close. What I was saying is that Asperger's is certainly a disability- just not a disability of intelligence. The deficits are in the area of understanding and employing non-verbal communication and reading social cues, as well as fixated interest in specific, sometimes unusual subjects. It can be very debilitating for those living with it. Gould seems to have had some features but, of course, he being dead for 30 years, can't be diagnosed.
The footage at or about 5:20 is really quite incredible. This is one of the things I really like about YouTube... and thank you so much for uploading this marvelous, and extraordinary, video.
I Love, Love, Love this man! :) If ever there was living arguement for the intertextualized wonder of living culture it is in the Art of this glorius man.
"Performers and composers are still synonymous in the world of jazz."
I completly agree with you. According to what I understood from this guy (didn't heard much), he even seems to be a genuine jazzman for he first learn the piece, then interprets it, and thus compose. To me music has necessarily to deal with improvisation both in the classical and jazz sphere.
The last 3 minutes is the Bach 1st piano concert d minor. My favorite Gould or Bach "anything" is this piece. Incidentally, that is Leonard Bernstein conducting the NY Philharmonic, sometime in the middle 50s. Glenn was about 24-25. The complete version with other orchestras are also on youtube, but not with Bernstein. The entire first movement is around 8 minutes long at Gould speed. Be sure you check out his Beethoven stuff. Overall, I love Gould best for his Beethoven.
3:44 Exactly why I loved him. He put passion in Bach. He played music with his soul and his whole heart. I love Glenn Gould... we miss you, Glenn. You were a genius. You were fun. You had such life.
he did indeed, both books, in the 1960s. They are on the Sony Classical (formerly Columbia Masterworks, the label GG recorded for) and can be found at most book/CD/music stores like Barnes and Noble, but for sure you can get them on a site called CDuniverse or if nothing else EBay or Amazon.
He likes them, I think the problem is the shitty donuts we have around here. So we are just giving up on that altogether. Also, try buying a decent bagel, oy. I have to drive 120 miles all the way to Skokie to get a reasonable bagle. Now, Molotov does not like bagels. So, not to worry.
I like donuts, and so does my cat. His name is Molotov. Sometimes he eats to much and vomits on my carpet. But, he does love Bach and Glenn Gould particularly. So, he is not a bad cat. Even though he is a communist, he is somewhat intellectual. We watched "The Idea of North" together. Now he wants to go to northern Ontario with me. But I think we will just stay here in Wisconsin. By the way, we can't get really good donuts here in Wisconsin like we could in Michigan, Tim Horton's.
Yes. He lives in a manner of classless egalitarianism. Essentially he is co-owner of all I have and lives essentially oppression free. He is not into private ownership, I mean, he would gladly share his catbox if I wanted to use it, without reservation. He does not exploit his relationship with me, but as in many communist societies, he is not particularly productive. But as I said, he is fairly pleasant, and he loves when I play piano. He is fond of Bach but has a distaste for Schumann.
Truly, he can tell the difference. For example, when I am playing the F minor two part invention he will sit next to me on the piano bench. If I start into Schumann or Beethoven, he will leave immediately. He likes Haydn and Mozart. He seems particularly fond of the adagio opening in the B flat sonata. I have not played much Russian music interestingly, except for some Prokofiev. But that is before Molotov's time.
The Webster's Dictionary also defines an enfant terrible as an unusually successful person who is strikingly unorthodox, innovative, and/or avant-garde. Sounds to me he looked it up in the dictionary. So I fail to see the comment as pretentious.
I thought, 'oh how cool would it be if I used that term?' I looked it up and, to my disappointed, I'd probably find a suitable time to use it once in my life, and by then I'll forget to use it. So, meh.
That would be the concerto in d minor for cembalo (although often played on a piano) BWV 1052. The part included here is the end of the first movement, but YouTube has all 3 movements from the same recording as the clip shown here. Hope this helps.
Young Glenn Gould= Christian Bale <3
WESSYS 1 month ago
Gould's seemingly continuous gradation of the dynamics in his playing is shown well in the last piece. Also, the ways he can articulate passages and phrases within phrases really astonishes me. I'm no scholar of classical pianists but I'm sure very few have ever been on his technical level. And on the movie question, I wouldn't rule out an actor who is more interesting than any of his roles, Hugh Grant, if he could do the accent.
ironpirites 2 months ago
Does anyone know what Mr. Gould is playing at 2:07? I would never expect him to play something like that.
4hm3dimr4n 3 months ago
@4hm3dimr4n Ravel's La Valse....it's listed.....
Todundverklarung 2 months ago
@4hm3dimr4n Don't know, but I'd love one of those pianos with the very tall legs that he's playing
hhelpmaboab 1 month ago
@hhelpmaboab
So I had a teacher at my college tell me that it was a piano transcription of Ravel's orchestral score: La Valse. He was playing the last section. That piano doesn't have long legs. Mr. Gould just happens to have a habit of sitting in the same chair that keeps him low.
4hm3dimr4n 1 month ago
What is he playing around 2:40?
clovismcpony 6 months ago
glenn gould was a pretentious douche
sciencebzzt 6 months ago
@sciencebzzt haha yes, but a great musician.
TwelfthRoot2 6 months ago
Gould and Bernstein. Awesome combo!!!
mightyafrowhitey 6 months ago
Glenn had a wonderful speaking voice and note, he did not punctuate his speech wiht a lot of "ums" as so many people do. He may have been quirky, but in his interviews he displayed great intelligence and in his musicianship, mastery.
mmcrosbie 6 months ago
It's about time for a movie on the life of Glenn Gould. In my opinion Johnny Depp would do a great job portraying this intelligent, creative and charismatic man.
avq5 7 months ago 7
@avq5 Or Billy Crudup, or even Ewan Mcgregor
Jerryjeffelvis 6 months ago
@avq5 Have you seen the film; "The Genius Within ~ The Inner Life of Glenn Gould"? It's a full length documentary that came out in '09 & played in the theaters until last year & is now out in DVD. I have seen it twice on the 'big screen' & bought the DVD as soon as it came out, & have watched it 6 or 7 times, showing it to my friends & neighbors (& 'gaining new fans' for GG, every time, I might add)! It is very well done & is a "must see" & anyone that's a 'fan' should own it (or rent it)!
DesertAnnie 6 months ago in playlist Music (Classical) - Gould
@DesertAnnie I never knew it existed. I only recently began listening to Gould but have been fascinated by him from the start. Can't wait to get it.
-Thanks
avq5 6 months ago
@avq5 You are in for a treat! I've been a *fan* for as long as I can remember & I still find out 'new things' about him now & then! There always seems to be a new article or a book & new photos, showing up that one has never seen before, etc. I have a huge collection of everything about him! He certainly was endlessly fascinating in every way & was truly a musical genius! I know you will enjoy the doc./ film & will, no doubt, join the ranks of his admirers from then on! ☸ڿڰۣ—— ♫♪
DesertAnnie 6 months ago
@avq5 No one can play Gould. He is way too complicated and intelligent to be truly good played by any actor.
pila406 4 months ago
What a brilliant performance to the 1st concerto! from 6:00 it gets so marvelously intense! Amazing!!!
pila406 4 months ago
@avq5 I don't know if you are aware, probably, but there is already the '32 short films about glenn gould', with Colm Feore as GG.
sirdelrio 4 months ago
Those chords he plays from 2:25 to 2:28... what are they? And what is the piece he's playing? Unbelievable!!!
smanticus 8 months ago
@smanticus It's Gould's transcription of Ravel's La Valse. The whole thing's on Youtube somewhere, it's wonderful.
plunkza 7 months ago
Young Glenn Gould=Ethan Hawke.
KalkunTerbang 8 months ago 8
@KalkunTerbang yeah!! young and old. Ha johnny depp, you gotta be kidding.
sirdelrio 4 months ago
Simply magnificent. I can watch this over and over, and Gould is miraculous each time.
johnbarleycornmd 10 months ago
I was wondering who wrote the Keyboard Concerto b/c it was so good..
AND NO DOUBT, IT IS BACH
Pretendkid 10 months ago
hes a classical thelonious monk.
loutoad123 11 months ago
This man is certainly an artist, yet, a genius!
marco29a 1 year ago
@iggypopster2 I understand. well, I cannot be sure. I mean, I have a cousin with AS, and he is rather dumb, but memorizes almost the phonebook. not smart, but with certain skills. I'm no psychiatrist, but i think gould had rather a "schizoid personality desorder", it describes better his behavior. As far as i know, AS is related to some degree of "dumbness", besides the social clumsiness.
sirdelrio 1 year ago
some people are thrilled entertaining the idea that gould had asperger's syndrome. that is absurd. asperger's syndrome is a cognitive disability, a mental handicap. a genius cannot be mentally handicaped. maybe that idea is entertained by the same people who think evgeny kissin is a genius. gould was a true genius, kissin is a savant retard (or at least plays the role of one to perfection)
sirdelrio 1 year ago
@sirdelrio I'm sorry but you're sadly mistaken regarding Asperger's - it is not a mental handicap as such and certainly wouldn't have made Gould incapable of musical genius, quite the contrary in fact. Aspies are actually characterized by a HIGH IQ and usually genius qualities especially in the realm of music. I know this to be true because my husband is an Aspie and is an extremely talented and respected bass player.
dementialies 1 year ago
@sirdelrio Trololo
yitzchak13 9 months ago
@sirdelrio stupid you, stupid you...
Amarelaoo1 9 months ago
@sirdelrio Im afraid you re mistaken here. though it is impossible to say that he had Asperger's, that disorder is not indicitive of an intellectual disability. quite the opposite. Most people with AS have normal intelligence and some have superiour intellectual abilty. Genius and AS are not necessarily exclusive
kerpin09 3 months ago
@kerpin09 no, they have a remarkable particular skill, they cannot talk fluently, they cannot interpret language but literally, have childish psychosexuality. I'd like you to give some examples of those asperger geniuses. Because i'm the one who is afraid that all those controverting my comment are relying on 'popular culture' notions about the syndrome, and not on the psychiatrical diagnostic. There are many articles, and even documentaries about aspies, should watch them.
sirdelrio 3 months ago
@kerpin09 sorry, i didn't read your comment well. you were not arguing about that he did have asperger's, but that asperger's is not disability. and you are right.
sirdelrio 3 months ago
@sirdelrio thanks for that.. close. What I was saying is that Asperger's is certainly a disability- just not a disability of intelligence. The deficits are in the area of understanding and employing non-verbal communication and reading social cues, as well as fixated interest in specific, sometimes unusual subjects. It can be very debilitating for those living with it. Gould seems to have had some features but, of course, he being dead for 30 years, can't be diagnosed.
kerpin09 3 months ago
What is this piece does anyone know? And is it on anywhere on his albums?
Blacksky17 1 year ago
@Blacksky17 it is Bach's c minor partita.
sirdelrio 1 year ago
@Blacksky17 keyboard concerto #1 in D minor, BWM 1052. Not a partita..
bachematico 1 year ago
The like of Hendrix and Miles Davis. A one time proposition.
rouelibre1 1 year ago
the concerto reminds me of beethoven's moonlight sonata
meesbroersen 1 year ago
I'm a huge fan of Gould's, but man, we have to admit that his pedaling sucks ;)
sirdelrio 1 year ago
Excellent segment: insightful, essential aspects of the man and his craft. Thanks.
Loumademe 1 year ago
Music!
janwillemdocter 1 year ago
The footage at or about 5:20 is really quite incredible. This is one of the things I really like about YouTube... and thank you so much for uploading this marvelous, and extraordinary, video.
davidhertzberg 1 year ago
KingMinosxxvi
Intertextualized Wonder?
Nonpareil drivel.
pooperscoopr69 1 year ago
I loved how his body motions where in sinc with the conductors.
Glen needed 4 hands, 2 to play and 2 to conduct himself.
This was great !!!!
drivenhome 1 year ago
To me he is special. I don't think there has ever been another pianist with his inate talent. It is just incredible.
SugarTomAppleRoger 1 year ago
@NemoProkofiev551 its a piano arrangement of Ravel's La Valse
mmwfreek 1 year ago
I Love, Love, Love this man! :) If ever there was living arguement for the intertextualized wonder of living culture it is in the Art of this glorius man.
KingMinosxxvi 1 year ago
I Love, Love, Love this man! :)
KingMinosxxvi 1 year ago
Performers and composers are still synonymous in the world of jazz.
SFuNk24 1 year ago
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@SFuNk24:
"Performers and composers are still synonymous in the world of jazz."
I completly agree with you. According to what I understood from this guy (didn't heard much), he even seems to be a genuine jazzman for he first learn the piece, then interprets it, and thus compose. To me music has necessarily to deal with improvisation both in the classical and jazz sphere.
Musinaification 1 year ago
The last 3 minutes is the Bach 1st piano concert d minor. My favorite Gould or Bach "anything" is this piece. Incidentally, that is Leonard Bernstein conducting the NY Philharmonic, sometime in the middle 50s. Glenn was about 24-25. The complete version with other orchestras are also on youtube, but not with Bernstein. The entire first movement is around 8 minutes long at Gould speed. Be sure you check out his Beethoven stuff. Overall, I love Gould best for his Beethoven.
TheOtherMusicMan 1 year ago
@TheOtherMusicMan Agree... have you seen his performance of the Emperor? Its here on YouTube. One of the best I have ever heard.
classicvinylbiz 1 year ago
HAHA! Look at the conductor! I love these old recordings!
HerrWarja 1 year ago
Of all people in the world, Gould came off as the smartest in interviews.
SepiaLatimanus 1 year ago
thank you very much for this interesting video!!! :-))
CroBabe76 2 years ago
what's an acronism?
thanks
charmingemily 2 years ago
anachronism - old-fashioned and otudated
stockcar5472 2 years ago
@stockcar5472
anachronism = out of place in time.
perpetualpeace81 1 year ago
What piece is played at 2:08??????
onxtcz 2 years ago
the piece is La Valse, by Ravel. this is actually the first time i've heard the piano version of it!
weatherreport82 2 years ago
lol just watching his hands on the bach looks like 2 diff brains controlling them
jazzpsalti 2 years ago 3
Which piano concerto is this he plays at 3.32?
westoner1 2 years ago
3:44 Exactly why I loved him. He put passion in Bach. He played music with his soul and his whole heart. I love Glenn Gould... we miss you, Glenn. You were a genius. You were fun. You had such life.
Zackiesmomma 2 years ago
Thank you!
semproniagracchae 2 years ago
Fantastic.
LeySun 2 years ago
thanks guys, i appreciate the answer, but you can stop replying to my question. i got the message. and yes, i will buy it. and i cant wait to do so!
ThisIsMe113 2 years ago
did glenn gould ever record the well tempered clavier?
ThisIsMe113 2 years ago
yes, now go buy it!
kepler101 2 years ago
yes..go buy it
Mkamalid 2 years ago
yes he did, it's really worth getting your hands on!
junka22 2 years ago
yes. and quite good. you can probably get it on pirate bay.
gr0mithtimon 2 years ago
let me think about that...yes
theoryjoe 2 years ago
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luke9o 2 years ago
he did indeed, both books, in the 1960s. They are on the Sony Classical (formerly Columbia Masterworks, the label GG recorded for) and can be found at most book/CD/music stores like Barnes and Noble, but for sure you can get them on a site called CDuniverse or if nothing else EBay or Amazon.
wamlf6571 2 years ago
to anentris, the Bernstein/Gould was filmed in 1960, Gould was 28 years old.
twolegsnotail 2 years ago
thank you
anentris 2 years ago
Anyone knows how old was he here?
anentris 2 years ago
Show more respect for this great artist, morons.
MovieClipUploads 2 years ago 52
@MovieClipUploads ok, you suck his balls and i'll get him a tray of tea, toast and egg scrambles.
sharpasaneraser 1 year ago
Prick.
MovieClipUploads 1 year ago
@MovieClipUploads yes, you can suck his prick too...don't pout.
sharpasaneraser 1 year ago
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He is clone of Ted Bundy - you know - the psychotic serial killer.
organman52 2 years ago
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'influential artists of our time' ? How sick. This is the most vile individual ever to sit at a piano.
organman52 2 years ago
you're weird
Heeey333 2 years ago
Don't pay any attention to organman52. He's a harmless nut.
lexo30 2 years ago 2
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How could Glenn Gould always sit at the piano with his legs crossed. I never do that like Mr. Gould!
alan1963 2 years ago
A composer playing his respect to other composers
jmanthirtyseven 2 years ago
Anyone have opinions on what he says, not purely on what he plays? It is hard to feel Gould otherwise, I believe.
Fallansig 2 years ago
What is he playing at 2:07?
mojhjkh 2 years ago
La Valse by Ravel
jim0watkins 2 years ago
but its Gould's variation of it, the whole thing is somewhere on youtube
hayastanjan 2 years ago 2
"La Valse" by Ravel
323846264 2 years ago
I'm just starting with this music; which is the piece at the end with the strings?
facrp 2 years ago
It's Bach's keyboard Concerto in D minor.
laszlowe 2 years ago
thank you so much!
facrp 2 years ago
its amazing isnt it, the concerto in d minor!, i have another recording of it but doesnt match this!
Mkamalid 2 years ago
La pieza que toca Gould en el fondo azul es la transcripción para piano de La Valse de M. Ravel
HerrBeckett 3 years ago
thank you :)
jim0watkins 3 years ago
what's the second piece he plays? the one where he's got the blue background
jim0watkins 3 years ago
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Mkamalid 3 years ago
i cannot believe what glenn said at 1:28
that's exactly what i think
xRisingForcex 3 years ago 3
Why the fuck would you feed a cat donuts? Hahahaha!
tpbricknw 3 years ago
He likes them, I think the problem is the shitty donuts we have around here. So we are just giving up on that altogether. Also, try buying a decent bagel, oy. I have to drive 120 miles all the way to Skokie to get a reasonable bagle. Now, Molotov does not like bagels. So, not to worry.
buffuzo 3 years ago
make your own bagles
AndyDougs 2 years ago
I like donuts, and so does my cat. His name is Molotov. Sometimes he eats to much and vomits on my carpet. But, he does love Bach and Glenn Gould particularly. So, he is not a bad cat. Even though he is a communist, he is somewhat intellectual. We watched "The Idea of North" together. Now he wants to go to northern Ontario with me. But I think we will just stay here in Wisconsin. By the way, we can't get really good donuts here in Wisconsin like we could in Michigan, Tim Horton's.
buffuzo 3 years ago
Your cat is a communist?
pookiehohn 3 years ago
Yes. He lives in a manner of classless egalitarianism. Essentially he is co-owner of all I have and lives essentially oppression free. He is not into private ownership, I mean, he would gladly share his catbox if I wanted to use it, without reservation. He does not exploit his relationship with me, but as in many communist societies, he is not particularly productive. But as I said, he is fairly pleasant, and he loves when I play piano. He is fond of Bach but has a distaste for Schumann.
buffuzo 3 years ago 4
No way....
pookiehohn 3 years ago
Truly, he can tell the difference. For example, when I am playing the F minor two part invention he will sit next to me on the piano bench. If I start into Schumann or Beethoven, he will leave immediately. He likes Haydn and Mozart. He seems particularly fond of the adagio opening in the B flat sonata. I have not played much Russian music interestingly, except for some Prokofiev. But that is before Molotov's time.
buffuzo 3 years ago 5
what's the name of the last music?
soadnaruto 3 years ago
Bach's keyboard concerto in d minor BWV 1052.
This is my second favourite piece of music so I knew that, but it was also in the description of the video.
Gould cannot be surpassed when it comes to Bach
Milligan1932 3 years ago
haha I love that guy who talks about Gould- "enfant terrible", how pretentious hehe.
ijuh22 3 years ago
The Webster's Dictionary also defines an enfant terrible as an unusually successful person who is strikingly unorthodox, innovative, and/or avant-garde. Sounds to me he looked it up in the dictionary. So I fail to see the comment as pretentious.
calcmandan 3 years ago 8
haha i didnt know the term "enfant terrible" until just now either, dont worr... thanks, calcmandan :]
afqy75 3 years ago
I looked it up too. ;)
calcmandan 3 years ago
I thought, 'oh how cool would it be if I used that term?' I looked it up and, to my disappointed, I'd probably find a suitable time to use it once in my life, and by then I'll forget to use it. So, meh.
calcmandan 3 years ago
I'd like a response regarding the name of "that Bach concerto".
massivehandz 3 years ago
That would be the concerto in d minor for cembalo (although often played on a piano) BWV 1052. The part included here is the end of the first movement, but YouTube has all 3 movements from the same recording as the clip shown here. Hope this helps.
Rathe89 3 years ago 2
I love his performance of Bach, especially near the end of this clip. Extremely gifted pianist.
maxi937 3 years ago
Will somebody please tell me which piece he is playing from 2:10 to 3:10?
AlexanderAmbard 3 years ago
He's playing his transcription of Ravel's "La Valse", not the kind of repertory he usually performed!
DeRevolutionibus 3 years ago 4
wow, that was amazing....what were the pieces he played?
grogcaveman 3 years ago 2
Was GG from this world? Breathtaking! Espescially the Bach concerto at the end.
derdaistals 3 years ago 22
glenn gould , glenn gould , gllenn gould only glenn gould ,, wonderfullll wonderfulll , please more video of him
thegoddescomposer 3 years ago 2
I can't get enough of GG either!
northicekate 3 years ago
This is wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!
Pianoloverok 3 years ago 2
Thanks for posting this. I had been looking for it for months.
faraz1729 3 years ago