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Re: [F_MINOR] Glenn Gould Collectibles



HaHaHa way too funny.  Knowing Glenn's funk is still alive and well and
stored at the NLC is oddly reassuring. Wonder where they keep stinky hat
and scarf? on the shelf next to the PhD theses?
I used to collect GG vids - taped just about every t.v. program that has
been aired about GG for the last 20 yrs., e.g., segments where Yehudi
Menuhin is the interviewee, both arguing on the old 'recording versus
live' debate.  I wonder, if Glenn was still alive, what he'd think of pc
games, and the general mind-blowing advancement of AI technology in
entertainment.  My prediction is that pc games will replace t.v. as the
main source of entertainment in most households.  Why watch the movie
when you can star in it, as well as control the story, in a pc game?

Leah

Elmer_Elevator wrote:
>
> This suggests, a la Jurassic Park, that someday, someone may try to clone
> Glenn Gould from the DNA on his funky hat and scarf. We've only just been
> temporarily grieving. Glenn Gould may soon be back among us.
>
> When he's no longer decomposing, maybe he'll finally get around to
> composing!
>
> Elmer
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Mary Jo Watts" <mwatts@EDEN.RUTGERS.EDU>
> To: <F_MINOR@EMAIL.RUTGERS.EDU>
> Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2004 7:42 PM
> Subject: Re: [F_MINOR] Glenn Gould Collectibles
>
> > Elmer_Elevator wrote:
> >
> > >I think I could resist all Gouldiana -- except his wonderful winter long
> > >scarfs. Maybe he only had one. Where has it gone? I would sell my soul
> for
> > >it.
> > >
> > This is kind of gross, but I think I remember reading somewhere or
> > somebody told me that the librarians at the National Library of Canada
> > had a great debate when they received GG's hat (and I think scarf).
> > Apparently they were kind of funky-- as in they were dirty with GG's
> > body funk. The great debate was-- should they store them as they
> > received them or should they send them to the dry cleaners?  I think
> > they elected to store his funk (and possibly his DNA) for posterity.
> > Now I'm pretty sure I didn't make this story up but if I did it would
> > make an interesting vignette for a sci-fi novel...
> >
> > -Mary Jo
>
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