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Glenn Gould
Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on September 25, 1932, Glenn Gould was a
classical pianist, conductor, and composer regarded as one of the finest players
of the 20th century with a celebrated mastery of the works of Johann Sebastian
Bach. He had a wide repertoire and his performances in the late 1950s caused a
sensation, but he abandoned the concert hall when he was 32 in order to focus on
recordings. Born into a musical family, he was a child prodigy who learned to
play piano from his mother. He attended the Toronto Conservatory of Music – now
known as the Royal Conservatory - ...
Evil Gal BluesAretha Franklin and Glenn Gould
This Bitter EarthAretha Franklin and Glenn Gould
Stella by StarlightMiles Davis and Glenn Gould
I'll Be Home for ChristmasFrank Sinatra and Glenn Gould
She's Funny That WayFrank Sinatra and Glenn Gould
Muddy WaterAretha Franklin and Glenn Gould
Evil Gal BluesAretha Franklin and Glenn Gould
Bach: The Two and Three Part Inventions (Inventions and Sinfonias)
2:40
This Bitter EarthAretha Franklin and Glenn Gould
Bach: The Two and Three Part Inventions (Inventions and Sinfonias)
4:36
Stella by StarlightMiles Davis and Glenn Gould
Bach: The Goldberg Variations
I'll Be Home for ChristmasFrank Sinatra and Glenn Gould
A Jolly Christmas From Frank Sinatra
3:12
She's Funny That WayFrank Sinatra and Glenn Gould
Beethoven: Concerto No. 2 in B-flat major, Op. 19 & Bach: Concerto No. 1 in D minor, BWV 1052
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Muddy WaterAretha Franklin and Glenn Gould
Yeah!!!
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