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@thirdimpact The punishment for all sin was done at the cross. "It is finished." To punish after the cross means the blood didn't cover it all. My next point was that God is responsible for what he creates whereas a man can have one child or 200 and quite possibly not be a good teacher, parent, ...

@Habsfan0206 The lady in pink is Jayne Meadows who was married to Steve for probably 50 years.

AWESOME JOB! Not too fast either in my opinion. For a good example of too fast, check out Helene Grimaud (whom I think is incredibly gifted) here on youtube who played with full orchestra and it's remarkably clean, just way too fast in my opinion. Actually for unaccompanied I think you played...

@tdo75 Perhaps the difference is in the ear of the beholder. :-)

If you can find a decent quality pre-Gould recording of Bach 1st piano concerto i, that's where I begin (not easy) and from there compare Gould's to other artists that followed. I have not found one by Argerich unfortunately and ...

As many times as I listen to the 55 and the 81 I still cannot pick a favorite. That said, the 55 #1has a youthful cocky exhuberant joy. The 81 #1 has more sadness mixed with wisdom. How much we learn through pain. Sounds like he heard it too maybe. Good that he could speak to his gift. Both a...

Sounds like a sing-a-long version with the Chipmunks!

I think this is the actual recording of his winning performance or else the won made directly after. It was the only one they could broadcast globally and I'm not sure they could do that auditiorium so its possibly directly afterwards in honor of his win.

Everything on his CD is from that time p...

My thoughts on performance wrong notes are that there are no wrong notes. We live our life and play our music and everything is part of our sum. Few of us share our sum as Gould did. I respect everything about this unique human being. I love the humming, the chair, the little peaks inside tha...

@freshnewday Sully was 19 YEARS OLD when he won the 89 Cliburn He was a very short man and quite baby faced, still english challenged and socially shy so he appeared even younger. I recall radio-tv news and newspaper articles stating the young Sultanov was already favored to win even days be...

@rharris600 I quite agree. I heard this 1st time when I was 15, lying on floor in front of the stereo speaker. My dad came downstairs to listen also. It was turned it up loud and when it ended he said "wow". Never forgot the main theme. Only heard the announcer mention Bach, but he probab...

Excellent job! If you can get it to total memory it will be easier to polish. I am especially fond of this fugue (3:25 here). It's so much fun to play. I can hear the voices speaking and answering back to each other quite clearly. Very good job. Glenn Gould has an excellent recording of thi...

@umdala lol " sounds as though Bach drank an awful lot of coffee! " I love it.

Reminds me a little of the movie Amadeus. Tom Hulce did excellent job of portraying Mozart as a young twerp with endless energy and enthusiasm and wrote similiar music..... high energy, fun, joyful, playful happy...

@twolegsnotail Perhaps I was not clear in what I wrote. Everyone can listen to it, but not everyone "appreciates" it and is moved by it. That's fine. Many people in my family will listen to this and comment that they like it, but it does not effect them emotionally or spiritually. My poin...

@fr3d420 You may not like the word religion, but find something from the spirit of LOVE and connect with that. Religion is the organized study of god. You can chuck that (God doesnt mind) but go on your own personal search for truth and spirit and you will find HIM, and I assure you that expe...

The FUN of T-S music is largely in BEING THERE, in the auditorium where it is being performed live. You lose alot of the atmosphere just watching a video, but I can assure you it's a "wired" experience of sound and sound vibration reverberating in your chest, and the light show. It's not for ...

What amazing FUN to sit here and just listen, especially to that fugue. Sometimes I wonder if a technician from the computer age did not take one of Gould's recordings and diker with it to make it so precise, but all I have to really do to check that idea out, is to listen to an old vinyl and co...

At 1:38 he is playing portion of the fugue from Bach Toccata and Fugue in DMinor.

At 1:54 he inserts part of Bach first piano concerto D minor. Can be seen and heard performed on Youtube by Glenn Gould in his very early 20s.

@K189T You mean Chubaca?

Kathleen Saient Clair, a friend of our family said that Bert had always thought Glenn's issues with hypersenstivity to touch were related to his "neck injury" (most reports I had heard online all said "back". Same thing makes sense also if he had spinal compression would have caused decreased ci...