[f_minor] Fw: Gould Meets Haydn / Streisand

[Houpt, Fred]

Arnaldo Cohen?  Oh, that is the funniest thing so far today.  
 
"Leonard" is the name, but we love him just the same.
 
Regards,
 
Fred Houpt

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All of you who have written must have done quite a bit of listening.  I have narrowed what I hear to only a few artists.  They are from different fields, but it's just an overload to try to hear everyone.  I do like Tom Waits, however, and recently started listening to Arnaldo Cohen after hearing him in concert.  I listened to too much Frank Sinatra that my mother played constantly.  As far as jazz is concerned, I collect only Theolonius Monk.  I think that he is a primitive genius. 

I've also limited my scope of music to learn.  I'll never play all those Chopin Etudes or Beethoven Sonatas - only about half a dozen of each.

Regards and happy listening,
Anita 
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