Glenn Gould - Beethoven, Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major op.73 "Emperor" - Part 2 (OFFICIAL)
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- To celebrate the 200th birthday of Ludwig van Beethoven, Glenn Gould performed "The Bicentennial Concert“, produced by Mario Prizek and originally broadcast on 9th December, 1970.
Part 2
00:00 Adagio un poco moto - attacca
07:35 Rondo. Allegro - บันเทิง
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Damn it I’m sitting in the supermarket car park listening to this with tears streaming down my face
I can’t possibly go shopping now
My mother adored Glenn Gould. We had every album he ever produced and played upon. My love of Beethoven and Bach comes from listening to GG. He was brilliant.
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I'm lying on my bed, recovering from chemotherapy, listening to this. I just cried the whole way through the adagio. Gould's unbelievable playing of this beautiful piece lifted me to spiritual and emotional places that left me drained. Music is truly God's gift when it can provide such profound experiences.
I have so many hospital appointments too. When I get home I go to bed n listen to this performance. It never fails to lift me and restore me.
Merci
I wish you full recovery. Get well soon.
Merci 😘
When I was in chemo I was consumed by worries and fears. I thought of little else. A friend/colleague insisted on visiting and brought homemade sweets and piano duets, Schubert and PDQ Bach among them. She opened up my grand piano, we sat down and sight read music, laughed, hugged and played more. I swear my healing started that day. Music is a powerful agent for the heart and mind. the best to you, keep music in your soul and you'll do fine.
We had Glenn Gould for such a short time. Thank goodness, we have these precious recordings .
So true!
The CBC, the Canadian public broadcaster, worked with Gould for years and much of what we can see of him is CBC produced. A gratuitous tidbit but one I marvel at is the fact that arts funding in Canada really took off in the 1950s after the recommendation of Massey Commission (1951). Some critics knocked the commission and its recommendations for cultural snobbery and focus on “high” art, which is not unfounded. BUT within a few short years we got Gould, one of the greatest pianists and most remarkable artists of the twentieth century.
The psychopharmacologists ('psychiatrists') did him in, just as they have destroyed so many other creative geniuses because they did not understand those on the autistic spectrum and chose to label them "mentally ill"....instead of comprehending their amazing, almost supernatural gifts..in their utter stupidity and greed 💰💉💊. How many more will they destroy in years to come?
This is Glenn Gould, unlike anyone else. He is always special, whether or not you like it.
Amen, friend.
He was such a talented young man. When he wasn't doing concerts he lived on a beautiful lake in Canada where he had his practice piano and I would imagine lots of sheet music by his favorite composers. Of course his amazing talent took him to many parts of the world where his playing was enjoyed by all. His spirit touched all those that were able to see him perform, and it lives on through his amazing performances. Such an interesting man with a very unique life style.
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Is there a more beautiful piece in the whole history of the world ? The pianist is off this planet as he plays this - what an awesome experience to hear this. Bravo Bravo Bravo
Their is one different for every human... For me I would say gouldberg variations
One of my favourites , !!! Natalie !!!
A genius ! Bravo mr gould !!!
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*@Natalie van den Blink - it’s really a mistake to make such a statement, keeping in mind that you’ve clearly never _heard_ all of the music “...in the whole history of the world.” There are so many gorgeous pieces of music, of which you’re apparently entirely unaware, or you wouldn’t feel so confident in making such a statement. And, if you had studied these pieces, turning them inside out with a master of your instrument to guide you, then you’re opinions might even change. At any rate, please realize that your statement is purely subjective, and that people have the right to their own taste!
I have been off-the-deep end devoted to Glenn Gould for over a decade. Sometimes I think that someday this obsession will pass. Then I listen to this and I know: today is not that day.
I dread the day my devotion passes. He changed my life.
hahaha so true
Ya somos dos. Use the translator.
Glenn Gould was a genius. I cannot stop watching him play wherever I can find him. What an extraordinary history of his life of this man so gifted.
Reverence ✨️
Hermoso!
Agree. Genius.
Yes, agree !
Its funny ,I didnt even know of this fella, then I stumbled upon this, him playing this is as good as it gets.
I read somewhere that Glenn Gould was a substitute for Paolini who played a concert night before and scheduled to record Beethoven #5 the morning after. I don’t remember why but Paolini canceled the recording suddenly. Very fortunately Glenn Gould was in town (Toronto). The CBC called him in the middle of the night (I think about 3am) and asked, (begged,more like) him to do the recording. His initial answer was that he hadn’t played the concerto for many years and also he is not too fond of #5 so he will think about it and an hour later he said “okay ,I will do it” . He showed up 9am in the morning and played! Just incredible!
Two of the greatest Beethoven interpreters of all time, Glenn Gould and Karel Ancerl, with the top level Toronto Symphony Orchestra, performing one of the greatest musical scores ever written; recorded for posterity. Particularly impressive in this live performance is the lack of pretense, the elegance and natural fluidity of the music.
Concerto bellissimo
No hay manera de agradecer tanta belleza, bondad y sabiduría. Beethoven is my friend during all mi life. Eternamente Beethoven. Gould superlativo.
Eben Beethoven und wunderbar gespielt...leider gibt es so wenige Menschen, die der klassischen Musik lauschen.
No more beautiful piece of music has ever been written. It’s a window into heaven.
How about Bach's St. Matthew Passion?
I always find "most beautiful" comments are never really true. There is so much beauty, and so many different experiences, it is impossible to define a "most beautiful" for all people at all times.
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@@oldionus Of course it is subjective.
@@oldionus "most beautiful" comments are allways true.
Could anything possibly be more beautiful than this?
I'd offer the Goldberg Variations.
No
Amazing performance. Glenn Gould is one of the world’s greatest pianist and no. 1 for me.
Пианист - это слишком просто. Он мыслитель и творец.
@@fmoll2509 Sorry, could you translate your words to English?
@@sharondollosa6360 A pianist - that's too simple. He is а thinker and a creator🔥. (Google translator works, when you open comments under the video, not in notification. It's very useful to understand any language).
Gould plays this adagio exquisitely. One feels that the composer, the pianist and the instrument are one.
When I listen and see Gould playing this, I have tears in my eyes if I think he is no longer of this world... (Idem Michelangeli)
Glenn Gould is so famous for his Bach performances. It's thrilling and wonderful to hear him perform a different style and an iconic piece as this one.
Get well my friend and others are with deep pain. Hope this music helps to ease your pain a little. God bless you.
Beethoven & Gould staring us down from heaven listening to this!
HOW I LOVE this man... how everyone making a comment here LOVES this artist... It's worth living a good, Godly life just to see and hear this man once again... as he GREAT J S Bach would say: To God be the GLORY!
Gorgeous, uplifting, Hallelujah...!!!
This is eternal. This proves the spirituality of the Human Being
In Beethoven, Ferocity = Sublime beauty. In Gould, Sublime beauty = Meditation....
Watching Karel Ančerl’s elegant conducting, listening to Gould’s inimitable poetry, all at the service of two of Beethoven’s greatest movements-life is worth living.
Знайте же, Гленн сейчас счастливейший из всех нас! Он продолжает наслаждаться музыкой, окруженный гармонией и любовью
This is one of my favourite piano concertos of Beethoven and Glenn Gould is an unforgettable interpreter
This concerto has the greatest transition from the second movement to the third. Glen does it amazingly
Just half a step and you're in another world.
Who does this kid think he is - Schnabel?
Gould was a music genius, the best a human can be, absolutely devoted. Bless him always.
True Genius. Absolutely GORGEOUS. Thank you.🥰
To me, the orchestra made with perfect harmony
With piano solo parts. Very refined piano
sounds beyond technical skills. Thanks
For uploading this great Beethoven's work.
This is music from Heaven, appreciate the sound with tears!!
Très touchante interprétation ! Si grand artiste habité par la musique ,il ne fait qu'un !🎶 🎹 ❤
As a classical music lover for over 60 years I was not familiar with Beethoven’s 5th piano concerto until watching the movie “Immortal Beloved” some 20 years ago and immediately fell in love with it. I was also a Glenn Gould fan, and though famous for his Bach recordings, I saw this performance on Utube and the perfect alliance of Beethoven and Gould was formed! I just wish Gould hadn’t stopped performing for live audiences as he is genius to watch. If you’re interested in learning more about Gould seek out the documentary “Glenn Gould...the Genius Within.”
Thank you for your recommendation. Really appreciated:)
Thank you so much for this "golden" tip about the film "Genius within The Inner life of Glenn Gould" which, I discovered on the first day of 2023, is available on You Tube. The film is astonishing! Highly recommended. Eternally grateful.
I wonder how mr. Gould felt after this, or any..performance.
drained,exhausted, elated, grateful...??
He just becomes one with the music and seems lost to all else, bless him. 🌺
Wonderfull interpretation! Amazing! Glenn Gould is eternal in his recordings.
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Minunat !
I love the way he gestures to the orchestra in-between playing. He clearly obsessed about every single note he played and when he wasn't playing he can't help obsessing about theirs !
Those first two notes are so perfect and heart breaking
Glenn Gould didn’t play the music he channeled it
So grateful to be able to hear this in my own space so many years after the event. I enjoyed every minute. Many thanks to those who made this video possible.
Wow! Thank you, Mr. Gould, for this performance! Thank you, Beethoven, for this masterpiece!
И спасибо Богу и интернету, что мы можем это видеть и слышать!
How can ya not love Beethoven,and Canada's tremendous gift to the world,tks Glen Gould
Non avevo mai sentito parlare di Glenn Gould fino a una sera di luglio dell'anno scorso,quando per caso guardai questo video...santo cielo!,quelle note erano limpide come l' acqua di un ruscello,una delicatezza e dolcezza uniche,divina la melodia...Passai l'intera notte(e chi poteva più dormire??) ad ascoltarlo,col cuore che batteva e un nodo nello stomaco, commossa ed emozionata e come attratta da qualcosa di misterioso.Non avevo mai sentito suonare a quel modo: completamente rapita! Un colpo di fulmine. Così è nato il mio amore per Glenn Gould. Da quella notte non ho mai smesso di ascoltare la sua musica.Questa esecuzione del concerto di Beethoven è per me una delle cose più belle di questo mondo! Grazie Beethoven.Grazie Glenn❤
И я впервые узнала о Гленне Гульде, случайно увидев на ютубе эту запись в январе 2023 года, в день рождества. Это потрясение! Шок. Да, и любовь с первого взгляда, с первой ноты❤. С тех пор Гленн и его музыка всегда со мной, мы не расстаемся. Всегда слушала и любила классику, но музыка Гленна - это нечто особенное, уникальное, высшее. Никто, никто даже близко к нему не приблизился. Счастье слышать эту музыку. Карела Анчерла я тоже узнала и полюбила благодаря этому непревзойденному концерту - Господь сохранил его для этого шедевра. Удивительно! А многие люди живут и не знают это чудо, и не узнают, оставаясь обделенными. Мы счастливчики.
Hi, the Gouldians! Who else listens to the 5th concerto every day?😁
Such heartbreaking beauty, breathtaking joy, tenderness and power, the 5th piano concerto is a monumental work of art surely the equal of anything humans have ever produced. Gould brings tremendous intensity, clarity and excitement, his deep love for and understanding of Beethoven really comes through in this mind-blowing performance which I must say, makes my heart race. Whew. Absolutely fantastic! This 2nd movement is maybe the single most beautiful piece of music ever written. Thank you Beethoven for this precious gift to humanity. I remember after my first child was born listening to this, to this day I cant listen to it without being overcome by emotion.
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I'm sure, fellow piano lover, that you would class the 2nd movement of Beethoven's symphony no.7 alongside this wonderful piano work.
@@williambunter3311 Yes, although it has a more somber, tragic quality whereas the 2nd movement of the 5th piano concerto is so tender and joyful. I recall listening to this after the birth of my 1st child and it truly melts my heart. Beethoven composed so many great works, right? Honestly if I had to rate my personal favorites it is the 3rd and 9th symphonies, as well as the late piano sonata, no. 32 Op. 111. But there are many, many great and immortal works by this musical giant, including symphony no 7..
@@pianonight Agreed, he is rightly munbered among the musical giants. .Though for me his best piano works are the Waldstein and Pathetique piano sonatas and the 3rd piano concerto.
I agree wholeheartedly and the third movement is breathtaking!!!
Just found this. What a wonderful respite to hear this amazing piece played so beautifully in these crazy times!
I’ve often sought out this particular piece, but I have *never* heard it more perfectly played than by Mr Gould.
@@borismuller86 Gould sometimes has weird interpretations, but I agree here - him, the conductor, and the great orchestra really nail this piece!
Glenn Gould was out of this world and his musical memory was a legend.
In 1970, when Italian pianist, Arturo Benedetto Michelangeli, was unable to carry out his scheduled performance of Beethoven’s Concerto No.5, Emperor, in Toronto, Gould was given a telephone call the night before the concert, and asked if he could come in and play it the next morning, with the Toronto Symphony and the conductor, Karel Ančerl, as a substitute for Michelangeli.
Gould’s answer was positive, and he rehearsed the Concerto, which he had not played since he recorded it with Leopoldo Stokowski and American Symphony Orchestra in 1966, overnight. The concert was recorded for TV as planned, and aired on September 12, 1970.
As can be seen and heard here, Gould and the orchestra played Beethoven’s Concerto flawlessly.
Eh, this is a thing any known pianist can do. Once you played a piece 20-50 times, it remains in hands for life. You are right, his memory was exceptional, is just the example which is not on spot.
@@Paroles_et_Musique - bearing in mind:
1) that Gould stopped performing in public in April 1964, and thus the repeated long term playing, solidifying the memories of music pieces by playing them 25-50 times on tour
2) that his studio recording of the Emperor under Stokowski was finished in 1966
- then going back four years later to play it live like this from memory, with 24 hours notice, is still enough of a solid feat to be commended as a big thing. So we have to agree to disagree on this.
@@jesperth.petersen8386 Is not about disagreeing but how musicians memory works. Top pianists perform same work hundreds of times, and when you do that, it is in your head for life - what we call affect memory. Someone wakes you in the nigh, 15 years later, you can play it. Moreover, Emperor is not Rach 3 or Prokofiev 2, is something basic to memorize, with repetitive structure and technically easy.
@@Paroles_et_Musique I still disagree, and about top pianists remembering things forever, I will disagree on the one too - th-cam.com/video/gVZCr_fgWqU/w-d-xo.html - backed by this top pianist
My god, this is absolutely magnificent.
I,m sure when we will go to sleep forever, this unbelievable melody will follow us for eternity
Not the worst thought 🙂
The best performance ever~! I love his touch and singing without words~.
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Gould's interpretations of ALL Beethoven Concerti are excellent. His cadenzas for Beethoven Piano Concerto 1 (Columbia) are fantastic. My favourite recording of #1.
THE greatest few minutes of music ever written! Nothing will ever come close to this the most sublime works of art in history. How can a human create this? Never been very religious but this makes me wonder.
This is I swear, I listen to and watch every day like 3 times.
The piano makes me close my eyes and then I go into my own world.
Very well done.
Meine Psyche ist bei Glenn Gould!!!!!!
Ich liebe dieses Piano koncert,Glenn ist einmalig.Er ist so zart und begabt!!!!
I love this community we have secretly built to save the world called " Worthy Music"
elitist much?
An extraordinary performance, unlike any other, unmatchable.......
Yes, there is something special in this Beethoven piano concerto 5. Once I start listening to it, I can’t stop listening, I want to enjoy every musical note til the end. Glen Gould made it special. Thank you all the orchestra.
I wish he did more concertos in his career. Every single one is such a gift
I agree 💯 percent
I have discovered Glenn Gould through an Instagram post by the brilliant young pianist Cho Seong-Jin. Brilliant, because his playing captivates and moves me. I cannot begin to find the words that describe this time with Glenn Gould - i am transported.
Welcome!
An amazing performance. You hear the piece for the first time. I got to know the concerto in my teens, now, half a century later, I can say "This is a revelation"
Great performance! Mr Gould is a great pianist!
..how lucky are we! thankyou for sharing this.. 🙂
This adagio takes me to Heaven
Pięknie. Muzycy są nawiedzenie. Pięknie. Geniusz. ❤
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Glenn Gauld with his music playing pure soul always brings comfort to all the world, especially now suffer in coronavirus symptom...
today is the 250th anniversary of the most significant of births - stop wretched world & rejoice!
It’s so beautiful that I am crying, I cannot control myself. This is Heaven.
Michelle, you are a lucky lady. Anyone who finds that this is beautiful must indeed be very beautiful, deep inside, herself.
This is heaven so beautiful. He doesn't play music. He is music. Greetings from the Netherlands. Stay strong these times with Covid 19
I'm too old to cry Michelle, yet tears still form.
How lovely music can move our emotion like no others.
me too!
Glenn Gould and Ludwig van Beethoven a perfect pair of masters of music.
It is the greatest Piano Concerto ever composed. It is not a "philosophical" performance. Gould cooks, Ancerl is at the controls, directly inspired by the spirit of Beethoven.
Yes I do agree, this is about the very best piano concerto that I have ever heard, great!!!
This is overwhelmingly beautiful. Lively and touching. Many people have played the piece, and I do not quite know why, but I keep returning to this recording.
Глен Гульд - моё Божество! Впервые узнала о нем от моей мамы. Ей посчастливилось услышать его в конце 50-х прошлого века, когда он приезжал единственный раз в нашу страну. Царствие ему, Небесное!
Glenn at his best with Ludwig at his best! I like Glenn's variety of trills!
This is surely one of the many prayers that Beethoven exalted to God. No-one plays the adagio as Gould does. The orchestra is beautifully conducted. No doubt the greatest of composers his counterpoint is heavenly.
Very nice 👌 comment!
Well Gould would certainly disagree with you there on Beethoven being the greatest :)
@@anonymousl5150 BACH?
@@phrygiandom8202 Gould called Bach the greatest craftsman in music. Of course he gave his usual controversial take that Gibbons was his favorite composer but everyone around him knows that is probably not true. He gradually lost respect for Beethoven as he aged and thought he was pretty nuch overrated, in the Glenn Gould Reader and Tim Page interview.
I had never the 5th concerto played like that. What an inspired performance by both the orchestra and the soloist. The adagio was out of this world, and the final wildly magnificent!
For years, it was the 1st and 3rd movements that captured me. I kept reading people express their incredulity at the sheer beauty of second movement but I could never fully understand why..until now. Now. Now, I see. The 2nd movement is a wonder. A WONDER. And this entire interpretation is, as someone wrote here, sth that must be sent out into the universe; it must survive mankind. And Glenn Gould: words fail me. His genius is of the mysterious kind; not the 'ordinary' kind. This interpretation is an entire world!
@@charc4819 brilliant words for a brilliant performance!!!
You should hear the one he did with Stokowski. The third movement is a grand waltz.
Char, Thank you for writing.
@@ttrons2 I *need* to hear each one. Over and over.
i've been listening to this piece a lot lately from different performers and I always come back to this one.
I was slightly younger when I first heard this in the early '60s - still love that version - Leon Fleisher with George Szell and The Cleveland Orchestra. Heard many others I love since then, and only one where I thought the player should not have tried. But, like you, this is the one I most come back to. It restoreth my soul.
베토벤의 황제 굴드 38세때 연주 영상을 보면서,예술은 길고 인생은 짧다 라는 명언이 머리를 스치고,코로나에 일상이 멈춤으로 세상은 변해가고 가을 볕이 드는 거실 창가에 앉아 아름다운 피아노연주에 만감이 교체하는군요
여러분들 모두 건강하세요
올려주신 분께 감사드립니다
Oh my god, that run at 17:06 was almost machine-like in precision. What a performance this was...
This is the first time I've understood how any one performance of a classical piece could possibly sound different from another... Thank you Glenn Gould. Don't start hating on me please...I just never heard any difference between one performance and another. Until now. Now I get it 🙂
It is remarkable, isn't it? Listen to Kempff and Barenboim play it, too. You'll probably always love this version more as it was the one that first turned you on, but there are other good interpretations out there. That said...this interpretation is soooooo good. It's breaking my heart (in a good way) ;-)
Creo que lo que hace a Gould realmente magnífico es lo mismo que lo que lo hizo a Beethoven: El fraseo, el alma, te están hablando. Te abren su corazón
The conductor is so proud of his orchestra and soloist, and rightly so!
Beautiful music thanks van ben fastenau Middelburg Holland en thanks
Best version hands down!
I listen to this most evenings, and am astounded each time...
Cant even express my feelings about this piece..just wonderful, I always think that there's more to this while he plays..
lanuage has a limit --- says Wittgenstein....
It’s like he’s channeling the spirit of L. V. Beethoven
I thought that too then noticed your comment. He’s absolutely brilliant!!
It takes Genius to accomplish a mindmelt across the Centuries - here we witness one such glorious occasion : a Triangle of great men and a very fine orchestra - what an honour to share in that Joy
I always enjoy listening to Gould. He plays with his heart and soul. I love his interpretations.
Alessio Peona
I usually do, but not always! Some of his Mozart sonatas sound like a bored pianist doing finger exercises, and his "Appassionata" (at least, the first two movements; the third is beautifiul and compelling) I challenge you to listen to and like. :)
Glenn, you are a gift from heaven..
Yoko Mori you are so correct
R.I.P glen gould lov u from korea
He is off the scale. Totally amazing and fantastic at Bach xx
Как же это божественно. Такое впечатление что он не играет на инструменте , а каждый палец целует клавишу поцелуем от бога. Открывая дверцу в мир прекрасной красоты , чуточку прохладный но безупречно притягательной , вечной , выше всего . Вне времени и пространства..... Как жаль что в живую такое уже не услышать. Наверное он сейчас там, в этом блистательном немного прохладном мире безупречной красоты.
Как трогательно Ваше впечатление...
Всегда, когда его слушаю, - плачу. Его имя как-то не раздельно с памятью о моей маме. Именно она открыла его для меня. В конце 50-х прошлого века моей маме посчастливилось услышать Глена Гульда, когда он приезжал единственный раз в нашу страну. Какое это было незабываемое наслаждение прекрасным!
да, действительно это так! Только что прослушал все части и просто был поглощён энергией исходящей от игры великого мастера!!! Для меня эта интерпретация на таком-же уровне как и Эмилия Григорьевича!
Tja . So isset
Sanity in an insane world.
Glorious Ludwig and Glenn!!!
This makes you want to cry! It is so beautiful.
Not only does Muse G. Gould feel the music at a depth that seems savant in character, but the clarity of his technique seems to exhibit a personal acquaintance with every note. If it's true this performance occurred after only 24 hours notice, Glenn's genius is indisputable. How lovely to have this performance recorded and shared with us.
Hi Doug. "Glenn's genius is indisputable." Sorry, I dispute it. So there. The music is lovely as you say. But silly comments like yours are not lovely.
@@roderickcampbell2105 Hi Rod. Походу, твой коммент претендует на самый тупой. Зато у нас разнообразие мнений. 5 концерту это никак не повредит. Чем больше комментов, тем лучше 😄.
The best interpretation ever heard of this famous Beethoven's concerto.
Beyond any doubt.
The best interpretation you ever heard. Beyond any doubt?
Speciality interpretation
I love Gould too. Especially for Bach which normally doesn't sound right on piano. However, for the emperor, van cliburn with reiner and the Chicago Symphony is to my ears, the greatest version. Like Gould on the Goldberg Variations.
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This is the egoless soul allowing divine universal frequencies to flow into the mind of the performer, down through the body, to the fingers which then, through an inherent interpretation, play the notes and melodies on the instrument provided.
This 3 movement is so wonderful to hear.
my favourite classical piece, truly heaven on earth, having a stressful day on computer working from in lockdown, listen to this , deep breaths and carry on :)
Who dislikes this? Can we unperson them?
This is my very favorite piece played by my favorite interpreter. My God, Glenn... everyone should fall to their knees in your presence. This is a seance. You are breathing life back into the dead, and reviving the rest of us. You are sent from the netherworlds. You are a god among us and should be recognized as such.
This man! This man conducts the conductor because he knows what Ludwig wants. Listen to that... of another world, dimension. What is this?
Gould disliked this concerto
@@samroth4118 When asked about a beautiful interpretation of a piece he "didn't like", Glenn Gould once quoted Ralph Vaughn Williams: "I don't know if I like it, but I do know that I meant it".
@@charlotterose6724 Maybe he was referring at Weissenberg's interpretation of Rach 3 or Chopin Concertos
Probably those wo listened to, most recently, Alina Bercu, and now they see otherwise this interpretation.
@@samroth4118 But he said, and I paraphrase, nonethless he plays with "total conviction."
The beatification of music. The most beautiful ever written for piano. And Gould carefully observes the anointed muses as they dance around his head
Glen Gould looks like I feel when listening to this beautiful piece of music - thank you.
Спасибо большое, Глен Гульд - легенда, слушать его счастье.
Glenn Gould never failed to make me touched. Love him so much. Thank you for sharing the precious video.
God has given certain humans such a gift as to give us a small taste of Heaven. What glories await us!