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@@MegaLajeunesse LVB . . .

I’m a Canadian and Gould was s staple on TV and radio as late as the 1990s. I learned a lot about classical music from CBC in those days. But we should also kiss our lucky stars that so much of this content is so widely available on KZfaq.

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Rose made me want to study cello! Starting in a couple weeks!

Présenter un mouvement d'une sublime sonate de Beethoven comme si c'était une oeuvre pour piano avec un accompagnement d'un instrument même pas nommé, y'a comme un problème. D'autant plus que effectivement Leonard Rose était un violoncelliste génial. De notre temps être talentueux sans avoir de problème psychologique, on aurait aucune valeur?

I’m sure Leonard Rose is doing the same

It sounds like a growl on the low notes but still incredibly beautiful like a cello should be. If I didn’t learn the piano, I’d learm the cello.

@@pianosbloxworld4460 why not learn both?

@@georgescompositions8872 don’t have time for both Edit: now I have time for both so of course im learning both

Can you link them here?

@@pianosbloxworld4460 Have you found them?

@@abcd-ek3jl no

Yes. Gary Hoffman owns it now.

@@jimp4170 Thank you, Jim. What dream to own that cello!

I know nothing about cello's, I take it from the context thats a valuable brand?

Soloists of Rose's stature don't exactly use branded instruments as a rule. Amati would be the name of the master builder who made that particular cello.

I like to think that the spirits of Beethoven, Gould, and Rose still walk together in the Elysian Fields- the ancient Greek idea of heaven where the spirits of the greats commune.

Perhaps it’s the pianost and cellist sleeping, since with all that bow and finger moving they’ll be tired

Rose's dexterity even in the thumb position is just remarkable.

@@marichristian Sure, but as a musical result, not my taste ;)

Playing in the thumb position is a finger killer but that's what it takes to play higher range notes on the cello.

Yes, it's a pity. I miss it too. You must buy the Glenn Gould on Television dvd set. It's not expensive at all and easily available.

I've seen photographs of Rose and Gould studying the score of this sonata. Very subtle moments of connection during the performance.

I don't quite understand what you mean about connection. Rose is positioned to watch Gould's hands, which he does, and Gould looks to Rose constantly. Plus they were friends for a long time: they ran the Stratford music Festival together for a number of years.

@@charlotterose6724 Thank you, Charlotte. I have the DVD set which includes this wonderful performance and it's clear that the two performers were in harmony with each other by subtle gesture.

@@charlotterose6724 Exactly!

They do actually, if they didn’t it would be a mess.

You know he did, Fritz!

No . And you can hear it in his music , Mrs. Mari . Control , control , control , and control ..... No alcohol (Sofronitzky) , no cigars (Schnabel) , and always this damned control ..... And what is a real orgasm , upon you ? The exact and deep loss of any control , in front of a sex partner , starring at you at this moment ....

Fritz, Gould doesn't seem to be afraid to let an audience see the lack of control over his facial expressions and vocalizations. In his recording of Beethoven Sonata No.31 (Last movement), there are moments of ecstatic expression.

Yes , right .... but the music itself seems to stay under control .... but you are right , on his young years , GG was able , here and there , to loose some dominance upon himself .....

You're so right! Gould's Beethoven sonata 31 (last movement) is incredible. He hypnotises me in that performance.