RE: Is this list alive?

["Junichi Miyazawa" <Junichi_Miyazawa@msn.com>]

Hi Dean-
Yes, this is a slow list, partly because
this list is a "latecomer".
Another and older GG mailing list "f_minor"
(majordomo@email.rutgers.edu) is very active.

I am wondering what to do with this National Library
list.  For the time being, I prefer to post f_minor
rather than to this list, for there are many good
and enthusiastic Gouldians and various interesting
subjects disscussed.

I don't think it is comfortable for a Gouldian on the 
internet--at least for me--to have two GG lists.
What shall I do?  What shall we do?

I am afraid it is not a good manner to post a mail
to plural lists, but this time I dare to do that.

Junichi, Tokyo / junichi_miyazawa@msn.com






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From: 	Glenn Gould Discussion List on behalf of Dean Lampe
Sent: 	Tuesday, October 8, 1996 3:39 AM
To: 	Multiple recipients of list GOULD-L
Subject: 	Is this list alive?

Hello all,

I subscribed to this list recently but have received no postings.  I 
am
assuming that the list is relatively new.  So, let me preface by sayi
ng
that I am a Gould fan.  He was a master artist/interpreter.  I never 
had
the pleasure of hearing him perform live (unfortunately).

So, this question, from my recording and video listening perspective:

Does anyone know if he was ever *talked to* about his humming on the
recorded performances.  The ~noises~ don't bother me any longer - in
fact, I've listened (and watched) so many times, I hardly notice.  I 
can
recall though, when I first began listening to him, that they were
slightly disconcerting.  Anyway, he *must have* known that he was
humming (and that not many other recording artists were humming) but 
he
didn't care?  Or was it that he was so *into the music* he was unawar
e
during the actual performance?

It would be nice to see some discussion on this list - so perhaps thi
s
will get things started.  So, to all-
--
Best regards,
Dean



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