Yes well there used to be a debate about Gould and the Goldbergs - his first 1956 recording made him a recording star, then this at the end of his career very slow
This strange video is a re-creation of the original Glenn Gould recording using modern technology (notes included). Much quicker
Sir Andras Schiff at the 2015 Proms was closer to the late Gould version but not quite as slow. I was there - on 22nd August 2015, and I see from the notes in my programme that I didn't hear the cowbell in the early concert that evening which was Mahler's 6th. A sign of my encroaching deafness (not recommended to anyone).
Bach: The Goldberg Variations (Glenn Gould album) - Wikipedia
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Kind of in love with Max Richter...
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Radio 3 did a composer of the week series on his music.
Stravinsky's seminal masterpiece that kick started 20th Century music. Absolutely a work of genius.
The ballet is integral... the music was controversial in terms of breaking the rules of musical theory and it's often harsh sounds..but yes it was very influential at the time and moved the 20th century forward into a very different musicality.
Something different from the beautiful music posted here...
Quite interesting anyway ....