[f_minor] Ich ruf zu dir mein Herr..../Voyager

[michael macelletti]

so true.   these recordings are amazing !     good luck !            take care, 
michael



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From: Anita Monroe <rubatoatm at gmail.com>
To: Discussion of the Canadian pianist Glenn Gould. <f_minor at glenngould.org>
Sent: Mon, February 27, 2012 1:53:49 PM
Subject: Re: [f_minor] Ich ruf zu dir mein Herr..../Voyager

Michael,  Thank you for the information.  I'd love to hear this ultimate 
recording and will start tracking it down.  There are some recording that are so 
moving that they you want to hear them again and again.  I have the original 
vinyl recording of Vladimir Horowitz at his "return" concert at Carnegie.  It's 
one of my favorite possessions.

Regards,
Anita


On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 1:36 PM, michael macelletti <mmacelletti at sbcglobal.net> 
wrote:

if you want the ultimate recording of this, try   " alfred brendel the farewell 
concerts "  decca 478 2116. he does it as his last encore, at his last concert. 
( can you imagine a more moving moment, after a career like his ? )
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From: Anita Monroe <rubatoatm at gmail.com>
>To: Discussion of the Canadian pianist Glenn Gould. <f_minor at glenngould.org>
>Sent: Mon, February 27, 2012 1:13:50 PM
>Subject: Re: [f_minor] Ich ruf zu dir mein Herr..../Voyager
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>Pat,
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>This is awesome, and I don't use that term lightly.  Do you know if this 
>recording by Murray Perahia is available on the market?  I've played this about 
>twenty times and can't get enough of it.
>
>
>Many, many thanks,
>Anita
>
>
>PS  Forget what I wrote about not buy anything.  (-:
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>On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 7:28 AM, Karl Brown <kbrown at physics.carleton.ca> wrote:
>
>Great find!
>>
>>Although not played by GG, Murray Perahia is certainly no slouch and     has 
>>been a Bach fan of mine for some years. I was lucky enough to     meet him after 
>>a concert given here in Ottawa two years ago.
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>>Makes you wonder what GG would have done with this piece of music,     could he 
>>have possibly played it at an even slower tempo or perhaps     twice as fast?
>>
>>Although we'll never know, one thing you can be certain of, his     recording 
>>would have been, as with so many of his other recordings     ...  Gouldian.
>>
>>Kind regards,
>>
>>Karl
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>>On 23-Feb-2012 16:47, Pat wrote: 
>>Dear all
>>> 
>>>Some weeks ago someone here wanted to know               if a recording of the 
>>>cantata Ich ruf zu dir mein Herr               Jesus Christ by Johannn Sebastian 
>>>Bach was ever recorded               by Glenn Gould. 
>>>
>>> 
>>>Well, it wasn’t but by sheer coincidence I               found another recording 
>>>and with this one I can kill two               birds with one stone.
>>> 
>>>First you get a piano recording of said               cantata plus you get info 
>>>on the NASA Voyager mission plus               absolutely stunning images : 
>>>
>>> 
>>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vb_KuB4AA7Q&feature=fvst
>>> 
>>>If you are new to the GG universe, there               is a connection to GG and 
>>>the Voyager mission. Apart from               being one of the most spectacular 
>>>missions NASA ever did,               this spacecraft  also contains a recording 
>>>of parts of the               WTC1 as recorded by GG (amongst other stuff), just 
>>>in case               this spacecraft might one day be found by Little Green Men               
>>>far, far, very far away...
>>> 
>>>Pat
>>>
>>>
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