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Grieg Piano Sonata in E minor op.7. Gould's great interpretation. 

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@hanochcohen2243
@hanochcohen2243 2 года назад
No one can match Gould's playing or his interpretation of opus 7. Nearly drove off a dark highway driving through the Catskills while hearing Gould play this. How tragic to lose him at 50.
@organman52
@organman52 2 года назад
Correct - no one can match the total DISTORTION of this whack job's playing.
@BryanMatuskey
@BryanMatuskey 3 года назад
Apparently, Glenn Gould's mother was a Grieg. Grieg's first cousin, twice removed...
@phoebelinden9602
@phoebelinden9602 3 года назад
Grieg, wrote Gould, "was a cousin of my maternal great-grandfather." Bazzana, pg 30. So yes, a distant relation. Also distantly related to the Clan Gregor outlaw Rob Roy.
@大川周明-r4b
@大川周明-r4b 4 года назад
0:00 Ⅰ. Allegro moderato 6:38 Ⅱ. Andante molto 12:38 Ⅲ. Alla Menuetto, ma poco più lento 18:20 IV. Finale: Molto allegro
@brandonmacey964
@brandonmacey964 3 года назад
Legendary
@hanskrokan2628
@hanskrokan2628 3 года назад
Glenn Gould uses the great material of Grieg and gives his own version of it. I loved it. Perhaps Grieg would to.
@phoebelinden9602
@phoebelinden9602 3 года назад
Grieg would perhaps be delighted that his work lives on and is heard today by many, in part thanks to Glenn Gould.
@pianosbloxworld4460
@pianosbloxworld4460 2 года назад
I’m sure Grieg woukd love it. When I heard Glenn’s grandfather’s cousin was Grieg, I really thought this had somehing to do with the performance, perhaps why Glenn decided to record this in the first place. I don’t know…
@janetroy5489
@janetroy5489 2 года назад
@@pianosbloxworld4460 That's probably true. I read that Glenn looked into all of Grieg's piano music and wasn't very interested despite their connection. But then there's this.
@mattiascravaglieri7793
@mattiascravaglieri7793 Год назад
An outstanding rendition, the best recording of Grieg op 7. Tempos are simply perfect.. Gould is the only to respect the “allegro moderato” indication at the head of the first movement, while all the other pianists take it faster, without touching the real meaning and expressiveness of this music
@organman52
@organman52 Месяц назад
You are as pathetic as ghoul if you actually believe that crap.
@organman52
@organman52 Месяц назад
You have no idea what you are talking about. And let's keep it that way.
@berthill2305
@berthill2305 8 дней назад
Beauty is in the eye (or in this case ear) of the beholder. Being different is not necessarily wrong. Just enjopy it for what it is.
@0poison014
@0poison014 4 года назад
First time i heard this sonata, instantly look for the score on the internet(IMSLP) . Heard others pianist...3 seconds into their playing and the first thing i asked myself was : Where the F@#K is the "Moderato" why everyone else rushes this piece :/ Maybe i don't understand "Allegro moderato"...
@ameliaailema4104
@ameliaailema4104 3 года назад
duuuuddeeee! idk what is with people --- this is the only decently paced recording i've heard!!! Everyone else just saw "allegro" and jumped out the gate
@Chorizo727
@Chorizo727 3 года назад
Yeah, you definitely don't understand Allegro Moderato. This is played like if he was sightreading.
@НадеждаХрамова-в7ц
Необычное исполнение Сонаты открывает некие потаенные сттроны её содержания, открывает новые стороны. Это не оригинальничие, а другой взгляд. Во всяком случае Гульд дает нам последовательный цельный замысел. Я не могла оторваться от прослушивания.
@moniasia77
@moniasia77 3 года назад
❤️
@Gamigaf
@Gamigaf 2 года назад
🌹
@excelsior999
@excelsior999 3 месяца назад
I didn't hear any humming. Are you sure that the pianist was GG?
@leongatha6
@leongatha6 Год назад
Whatever Griegs "intent" was, Gould turns it into something listenable and pretty, which Grieg actually did not.
@TheLifeisgood72
@TheLifeisgood72 4 месяца назад
This 3rd and 4th movement is not better than Grieg’s interpretation.
@АлевтинаМетелева-м9ш
@АлевтинаМетелева-м9ш 5 месяцев назад
Ощущение, что Глен Гульд шутит
@excelsior999
@excelsior999 3 месяца назад
Some would say that Gould was ALWAYS joking. He had quite an act.
@user-xz3rc6bl5q
@user-xz3rc6bl5q Год назад
🎉😅
@MrInterestingthings
@MrInterestingthings Год назад
Noone can save the Greig Ballade or this Sonata . If it was given material to orchestra and a soloist added to it would make a better impression ! Godowsky thought the Greig Ballade special . He should know but t has not and will not become a repertory item though it has a lot of charm it does it in such a salon or even honky-tonk I'm from the Norwegian countryside . It lacks nobility though Gould invests its slow passages with high affection and style. I feel it growing on me as I've listened to it twice now. This Sonata tells a ballade like story it's not Sonata even though the form is .
@organman52
@organman52 11 месяцев назад
absolute nonsense
@brkahn
@brkahn 10 месяцев назад
If you are from the Norwegian countryside, you might spell Grieg correctly
@grumpyoldpianistplus
@grumpyoldpianistplus 4 месяца назад
I think Gould took the fact that this is in a minor key and tried to make it sound as if it was very sad!! The minuet, in particular, sounds like he is playing it in slow-motion, rather like he would play it if he had the music in front of him for the first time and was making sure he was playing every not meticulously correct!!! Stick to Bach.
@franciscofragoeiro5229
@franciscofragoeiro5229 5 лет назад
This isn't interpretation, it's botching Grieg's intent for this sonata.
@adrianfundescu5407
@adrianfundescu5407 5 лет назад
Completely agree.Sound like studying somehow...
@hafid1300
@hafid1300 4 года назад
Francisco Fragoeiro you people just doesnt know a good interpretation. its not all about speed tho
@Chorizo727
@Chorizo727 4 года назад
@@hafid1300 wrong. This is botchery at best.
@andreynovikov-lanskoy4909
@andreynovikov-lanskoy4909 4 года назад
The best interpretation ever.
@summerhaven32086
@summerhaven32086 3 года назад
People who say this is a bad interpretation, should just go back and put your headphones back on and smoke another joint and pop on another Van Halen or Black Sabbath album. Those would be more up your alley? This is an original interpretation. All versions of anything are interpretations.
@organman52
@organman52 2 года назад
The typical deranged 'interpretation' by this weirdo that I have grown to love and expect. He has no business playing this piece.
@marcmitchel25
@marcmitchel25 2 года назад
Most everything he plays sounds Bachish. As well it might.
@billmarrufo
@billmarrufo Год назад
Hahaha, somehow I tend to agree to some point but I still love this version, it allows the listener to hear and taste every note, every chord.
@organman52
@organman52 Год назад
@@billmarrufo That depends on which listener. I am certainly not among them.
@billmarrufo
@billmarrufo Год назад
@@organman52 Fair enough! Regards
@neilmedina6096
@neilmedina6096 11 месяцев назад
I hate you referring to Glenn as a weirdo. Beethoven was a "weirdo" as well.
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