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RE: GG: Tureck again
There was an article on Tureck in the UK paper The Independent a week ago
Friday. There she points out that Gould didn't understand what she was
doing, and brought out a few other of the usual objections to GG's Bach.
Two other things before I have to run: as for GG listening, for me and I
reckon many others, the sheer joy of Gould's playing can be picked up by
trained musicians and lay-listeners alike. And if you're going to mention
great playing of the first Partita, how about Dinu Lipatti?
Best wishes to all from Sunny Wales...
> -----Original Message-----
> From: neil@thump.org [SMTP:neil@thump.org]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 1999 9:47 AM
> To: f_minor@email.rutgers.edu
> Subject: Re: GG: Tureck again
>
> On Mon, 25 Jan 1999 13:26:30 -0800, Tim Solomon <tas37@columbia.edu> wrote
> :
>
> >To my surprise (and happiness),
> >ALL 6 partitas seem to be included. I've never seen any recordings by
> >her of #3-5.
>
> I played partitia #1 this morning from this set and its really heavenly
> playing, wonderful rhythm, sense of phrase and shape and very merry inner
> voices. I can see exactly where GG's #1 came from now !!
>
> More later once I've listened to them properly.
>
> i got the Yudina on CD yesterday and it sounds pretty decent for melodya
> 1960.
>
> Neil
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