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List Price: £24.99 CD-Charts Price: £20.99 You Save: £4.00 (16%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £10.99 Third Party New Price: £11.60 Read More Reviews & more Details At The Cotton Club 1956 (3CD) |
. Roots Music: Reggae Hits from Hawaii and the WorldSearch: Intermission by: Various Artists Release Date January 31, 2006 |
. Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 1Search: Intermission from: Sony Release Date September 22, 1998 I give 5 stars to this performance despite poor broadcast recording quality & outrageous freedom the pianist takes tempo-wise. First, I'm not one of those blind Gould admires who give 5 stars to every recording he made. Secondly, I'm familiar with all great recordings of this concerto. What makes this performance truly great is Gould's audacity to break the traditional mold of how piano concerto should be played, and to bring forth completely new and creative conception of the music. Although, before the performance, Bernstein comments on 'who is the boss' problem in concerto performance, Gould has no interest in dazzling display of piano part. Neither the conductor nor the pianist is the boss here, but the symphonic ... Read More: |
CD-Charts Price: £12.49 Prices subject to change.Used Price: £3.44 Third Party New Price: £3.59 Read More Reviews & more Details Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 1 |
. MovementalitySearch: Intermission by: Qualo Release Date I give 5 stars to this performance despite poor broadcast recording quality & outrageous freedom the pianist takes tempo-wise. First, I'm not one of those blind Gould admires who give 5 stars to every recording he made. Secondly, I'm familiar with all great recordings of this concerto. What makes this performance truly great is Gould's audacity to break the traditional mold of how piano concerto should be played, and to bring forth completely new and creative conception of the music. Although, before the performance, Bernstein comments on 'who is the boss' problem in concerto performance, Gould has no interest in dazzling display of piano part. Neither the conductor nor the pianist is the boss here, but the symphonic ... Read More: |
List Price: £16.99 CD-Charts Price: £15.49 You Save: £1.50 ( 9%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £94.71 Third Party New Price: £14.43 Read More Reviews & more Details Movementality |
. The Release of a G.Search: Intermission from: Below Zero Entertainment/Bze(world) Release Date I give 5 stars to this performance despite poor broadcast recording quality & outrageous freedom the pianist takes tempo-wise. First, I'm not one of those blind Gould admires who give 5 stars to every recording he made. Secondly, I'm familiar with all great recordings of this concerto. What makes this performance truly great is Gould's audacity to break the traditional mold of how piano concerto should be played, and to bring forth completely new and creative conception of the music. Although, before the performance, Bernstein comments on 'who is the boss' problem in concerto performance, Gould has no interest in dazzling display of piano part. Neither the conductor nor the pianist is the boss here, but the symphonic ... Read More: |
. The Motion PictureSearch: Intermission by: Young N Da Restless Release Date June 19, 2001 I give 5 stars to this performance despite poor broadcast recording quality & outrageous freedom the pianist takes tempo-wise. First, I'm not one of those blind Gould admires who give 5 stars to every recording he made. Secondly, I'm familiar with all great recordings of this concerto. What makes this performance truly great is Gould's audacity to break the traditional mold of how piano concerto should be played, and to bring forth completely new and creative conception of the music. Although, before the performance, Bernstein comments on 'who is the boss' problem in concerto performance, Gould has no interest in dazzling display of piano part. Neither the conductor nor the pianist is the boss here, but the symphonic ... Read More: |