Glenn Gould - 1955 CBC Broadcast: Sinfonias (3-part inventions) by J. S. Bach
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Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) - Sinfonias (3-part inventions)
No. 1 in C Major - 0:00
No. 2 in c minor - 0:44
No. 5 in Eb Major - 2:45
No. 14 in Bb Major - 5:03
No. 11 in g minor - 6:01
No. 10 in G major - 7:58
No. 15 in b minor - 8:45
No. 7 in e minor - 10:04
No. 6 in E major - 11:38
No. 12 in A major - 12:35
No. 13 in a minor - 13:38
No. 3 in D major - 15:36
No. 4 in d minor - 16:38
No. 8 in F major - 19:46
No. 9 in f minor - 20:39
Glenn Gould, piano
CBC Broadcast - March 15, 1955
1955 was a milestone year for Glenn Gould and the music world with the release of his first recording of the "Goldberg Variations" on Columbia Records. While new to the international stage, Gould was already well-known to Canadians through his concert tours, CBC radio and television broadcasts. This broadcast from March 1955 pre-dates the "Goldberg" recording, but already details the hallmarks of Gould's sensational approach to the keyboard works of J. S. Bach, including the spell-binding control over the counterpoint and voicing.
Although Gould had already developed a love affair with microphone, these early CBC broadcasts were conceived more in the spirit of a concert performance. Notably, in addition to the raw beauty of his tone, is the re-ordering of the Sinfonias, one that not only addresses an analytical approach to the harmonic scheme but also a striking poetic narrative, almost 19th century in its conception.
While Gould's playing certainly speaks for itself, it is indeed illuminating to remark upon the introduction to the Inventions and Sinfonias from the master himself. J. S. Bach writes:
Forthright instruction, wherewith lovers of the clavier, especially those desirous of learning, are shown in a clear way not only 1) to learn to play two voices clearly, but also after further progress 2) to deal correctly and well with three obbligato parts, moreover at the same time to obtain not only good ideas, but also to carry them out well, but most of all to achieve a CANTABILE style of playing, and thereby to acquire a strong foretaste of composition.
The manner in which Bach frames these masterpieces in his own words is testament to his humility and pragmatic approach to composition. While these miniatures were originally intended for the master's students, by no means should this fact bias an understanding of their intrinsic musical value. The magic of Gould's interpretation reveals the elegant genius of these works, and the depth in which they probe the human condition. - JK - เพลง
I start my day with this music and thank God for it,for the genius who left his priceless inheritance to us❤
le tre voci si distinguono perfettamente, risaltano significativamente i passaggi più importanti in ciascuna di esse, tecnica pulitissima. Bravissimi tutti e due, Bach e Gould
completamente d'accordo. Auguri
The best part of my day is usually the part I spend with GG. I love your selection of photos, Johannes!
Thank you for these small diamonds in the order of Gould's choice.
For me ,they are a world, musical and psychical l am leaving in, l will leave and die with.
Thank you also for the perfect photographs!
Is the reason why Gould preferred this order known?
Le ascolto e riascolto : composizioni straordinarie, interpretazioni incisive. Tecnica ed emozioni perfettamente fuse . Qui c'è l'essenza dell'arte barocca : ascese vertiginose verso l'alto e immersioni nel profondo; gioia pura e meditazione. Meraviglioso. N5 straordinaria !
d'accordo. Ne plus ultra. Auguri
Like being in the heavens🌿 thank you, Bach, for this music
I like that he plays the f minor last.
It's so beautiful，the sound is wonderful!❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing. There aren't many recordings of GG playing the whole 15 sinfonias; a rare gem.
and his studio recording is a bit lame compared to this.
@@amirmotahari6186 yeah I feel the same way
God he was the most amazing interpreter of Bach.
"The 3-Part Inventions" is a lame title, I think. but these pieces are like fine miniatures. One can see Bach's genius to the same degree as in his larger works but it will require study.
Invention Nbr 9 in D minor is an exquisite jewel, every bit as impressive to me as a Goldberg Variation. As a student it stretched me to new depths of understanding.
The Inventions are dear to me because I studied and played them some four-and-a-half decades ago.. This is a wonderful performance. Thank you for posting. _edited to add: WHAT must I do to get my line breaks to show??_
GG est vivant
💙💙💙
This is very beautiful
Interesting order beautiful playing
grazie
グールドはん、めっちゃバッハでスウィングしてるやんＷ この乗りええなあ。
thanks kdm
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15:36
Sinfonia 2
My most favorite piece
역시 아무도 굴드에게 대적할 상대는 없어보입니다 아무리 들어도 감탄이 절로나오네요
0:43
The most beautiful one
prefer his Salzburg live rendition!
Do you mean Moscow?
@@johanneskreisler1317 oh yes my bad! Moscow indeed, at Salzbutge he played a different program
He sounded best when he matured and played slower with more passion.