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The marvelous clarity of his playing!

Best interpretation

Listening to this recording is a joy

My piano teacher has good taste

I have no problem to understand the he was a great pianist with quick fingers. But I love Cortot's recording, as he is matching the style of Chopin exactly.

No 7 sounds like a section of a piano concerto but missing the orchestra.

original, quite flat.

Omg, that improvisation at the beginning is gorgeous. Wow. I feel like it's a totally different thing to hear a pianist just noodle and improv. It's more their direct personality.

Uncle Ruckus song.

there is a perfectly good Duo-Art version of the whole sonata by Hofmann. The first mvt is very close to this perf. I''d just add the other three mvts to this. It'd sound okay. The Duo-Art version is fantastic, too.

Jazz!

My teacher Mrs. Lois Roberts was Josef Raieff's student for 11 years until 1969 ( BA/Juliard). She will have tears in her eyes when we talk about her wonderful teacher, Professor Raieff. His teaching style was to allow every student keep his/ her own sound. He had a white fluffy cat named " Sugar". Btw my teacher is so wonderful! You can find her Goldberg Variation on Sound Clouds.

epic

Not at all reflective of Kempff's art, not even remotely. With endless wealth of available recorded material by the great master, a lot of it containing ingenious playing, this rough and ugly hacking through Brahms is an outright embarrassment.

i think its close to how he plays in the practice room, just to get all notes right…

Thank u very much 🙏❤❤❤

Where can I buy the scores?

Why does he lift his hands so high after hitting certain notes? That gesture does not appear in the Bell Telephone Hour film.

4:16 what was that!??

I wish he had put as much thought and detailed consideration into the 2nd, 3rd and 4th movements as he seems to have put into the 1st. I found the first movement refreshing and revealing but somehow I got the impression that GG eventually became bored with the endeavour and simply wanted to get to the end.

Appassionata is Op. 57, Op. 53 being Waldstein.

Simple and perfect executation of Alfred Cortot, most emotional of all others. Thanks for the video!!!

Gorgeous dynamic control

Unorthodox, but an undeniably heartfelt, moving and worthy recording. Clear as crystal

A Fast Etude?!

Gosh - wasn't he nice! Always loved his voice. Thanks for sharing.

FABULOUS Singer! FASCINATING footage! Thanks for sharing!

5:50

noble, dramatic, heroic… superb

Super super super❤❤❤❤

Literally sounds like midi…

Glenn Gould plays Chopin like an autistic actor playing a love scene in a movie.

This is how opera should be. No modern nasality, crooning, or fake dark singing. All vowels are clear.

Marc hambourg?

Maró Lanza metched him , Both god is singing

Original Score of "The Matrix" definitely was influenced by this beautiful piece!

This rendition is like he's still learning it, and he does not find yet his individual interpretation. It's boring.

wow! ..one for the ages!...would love to hear him do Liszt-Schubert Serenade...

The finest pianist. Simply beautiful! 🤍💯

Joie’ de’ Vivre fragments & disappears……Heart & Soul performance not possible….inimitable AR

My idol

How about airing Rubinstein's disgust with Israel's human rights violations, filmed in colour a year before his death.

As always everything by Moszkowski is criminally underrated.

what an amazing song

I honestly kind of enjoy how the opening to the final movement is played here, but it's so obviously Gould that it feels like parody, like that scene from Amadeus where someone tells Mozart to play Salieri. "Play Chopin in the manner of Glenn Gould!"

Bad Czerny vibes in these etudes 😢

Best music piece for school I’ve ever played. I play the euphonium and the part is awesome

Discovered this thanks to the book Patch & Tweak with Korg

Somehow catchy, somehow industrial and somehow the best execrise music of all time.

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