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Re: Bagatelles

To: F_MINOR@email.rutgers.edu
Subject: Re: Bagatelles
From: miki <mikiwata@INTERLINK.OR.JP>
Date: Sat, 5 May 2001 15:29:46 +0900
Comments: To: Marco Poli <poli@MAILSERVER.UNIMI.IT>
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Dear F-minors,

Yes, bagatelles are my favourites.
Especially, op.126-3 and 126-5 are the best to me.
GG has played op.126-3 in a video 'Gould plays Beethoven'.

CBS recording in 1974 is famous but CBC recording in 1952 is available as
well.
The GG's performance in CBC recording is emotional in comparison to CBS one.

Apart from GG' performance,
my favoutite is Ugolsky by DG.
The CD contains sonata No32 by Beethoven.
The both works are played ve-----------ry slow tempo.
I admire those
but when Uglsky played this sonsta with this slow tempo in Japan
some audience have raised booing!

Regards,
Miki
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