Re: greetings fellow gouldians

[kimmoor@mindspring.com (Kristen Immoor)]

At 6:44 PM 4/30/97, james langager wrote:
>dear f_minor people,
[snip]
>Jon, f_minor people. f_minor people, this is Jon.

Jon! Where the devil have you been? I thought you'd never get here. *Whew*
ok people, Jon's here... we can start the *real* fun now!

(Nice to meet you Jon, welcome to the neighborhood! Your complimentary
fruit basket is on the way;-)

Best regards,
Kristen

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"It is not just Gould's playing but the fact that he stopped playing,
turned his back on the world, that fascinated Bernhard. It didn't matter
that this example was partly a myth, or that the actual Gould quite cannily
orchestrated his public image and record sales. ...Bernhard didn't need
Glenn Gould, he needed the "idea of Glenn Gould" -- the "thought vehicle"
with which he could spin out his own literary variation..."

--Mark Anderson