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Well, can giffen goods exist in a competitive market? You see, when both the demand and supply curve slope upwards, there will be no intersection at all?

Anyone know that the intro was adapted from a fugue in Well Tempered Clavier book 1 by J.S. Bach?

@wawa314159 It's technical challenges are subtle. But they are really crazy that makes this piece a nightmare, like Islamey or Gaspard. Two voices on the same hand with one doing a fast trill simultaneously, the fourths rapid ups and downs, etc.

@mmoynan After your compliments, then why Argerich still 'owns' this piece? Why can't Grimaud owns this piece as well? I never think two interpretations could be compared 'objectively', i.e. who is better, from some 'parameters' like technique, touch, etc. Subjectively, I'd say both interpretatio...

@wierdo1232123 You're hilarious! It's just the subject, man, otherwise it is completely rigourous counterpoint.

@dersiano Nearly missed your interesting reply. Bet you are a huge fan of Gould and Bach. I've just heard your recording of the Art of Fugue on a synthesizer. It is marvellous! And this makes me feel that Bach's fugue could be performed through any kind of medium with its artistry still remains. ...

Bet this is the only work that he needs to refer to the scores on stage.

@fliegeroh Students are not forced to take these classes. Their parents have to pay for the class. And you're right! These schools have excellent teachers, excellent notes. Some of my friends even claim that attending school is a waste of time as all the examination syllabus is taught more consis...

Van's touch is the best for Rachmaninov's pieces!

@vcupiano yeah! no one is greater than Prokofiev for this concerto, at least we have to follow his musical notations and thoughts as close as possible

Kapustin's music sings, thus it still sounds terrific without a highly polished touched. But there is a huge room for other pianist to explore. This is yet to be the 'best' way how this piece could be played.

@jogennotsuki why? but anyway it's a nightmare to pianist who's practising the piece. I'm not playing this devil.

@magicmrmadman If that's case, no one should be playing the piano! We hail Glenn Gould as the greatest interpreter of Bach, but what he played is it really what Bach though? I think this guy's performance, surely not first-rate, is very lively. He contrasted the passages and cared for the musical...

insanely technical.a nightmare

那個主持簡直是台機器, 只會發問, 沒有討論! 幹麼呀

No one can beat him if he always brings out the Soviet Union.

what happened, my goodness!

are you drunk, Mr. Horowitz?

@DunNotCome come on! beethoven named his sonata 'hammerklavier' had his reason

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Chow is truly the god of acting!

Bach composed rational fugue. Beethoven composed touching fugue.

If Glenn could conduct this piece with the Berlin Philharmonic......bravo!

@gatuvelitass they may dislike this rendition rather than the music itself! If that's so, it's a problem of taste. But if not, they will be real nuts.

But I think this is very classical! Total classical fugue!

I love it

This is the direct bridge to classical period to contemporary music.

Gould's talent isn't for Mozart, unfortunately, he plays mozart with such plain tone just like a diamond ore, which still needs to be polished

very impressed but not moved, unfortunately. It is a very nice theme, but lack of dissonance to contrast with it.