GLENN GOULD - The Radio Artist (5 CD Set, 2007) **NEW**

Description: GLENN GOULD - The Radio Artist (5 CD Set, 2007) **NEW** Glenn Gould exploded onto the Canadian classical music scene in 1956 with his exciting and energetic interpretations of a wide variety of classical standards. Listen in on vintage radio recordings with Glenn Gould: The Radio Artist to gain insight into this brilliant pianist's mind. Prepared and produced by Glenn Gould for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, these radio documentaries, or "oral tone poems" examine the lives of people living in isolation. To a Gould fan, this is more to obsess over. In review of the first 3 discs (the solitude series), they are both wonderful and inspiring to listen to; multi-layered and worth the effort it takes to pay attention to their content. To anyone else, or someone only passively interested in Gould, its a odd, dense collection of experimental radio shows about Canadian solitude. If that statement makes you curious, you may like the album. If you don't care about experimental radio shows too much, of for Gould's P.O.V. on things, this is not the disk for you. The last 2 disc contain radio shows on Casals and Stokowski for this 5 disc set. These are worth listing to by any casual listener remotely interested in the topic. TRACK LIST:The Idea Of North = L'Idée Du Nord1-1.1Glenn Gould–The Idea Of North = L'Idée Du NordCoordinator [Production Coordination / Coordination De La Production] – Janet SomervillePerformer [Participants] – Frank Vallee, James Lotz, Marianne Schroeder (2), R.A. J. Phillips, W.V. McLeanSupervised By [Technical Supervision / Supervision Technique] – Lorne Tulk58:561-1.2Jean Sibelius–Symphony No. 5 In E Flat, Op. 82, Final MovementComposed By – Jean SibeliusConductor – Herbert von KarajanOrchestra – Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra*The Latecomers = Les Derniers Venus2-1Glenn Gould–The Latecomers = Les Derniers VenusPerformer [Participants] – Dr. Nathan Hurwitz, Eugene Young (2), Harold Norwood, John Scott (27), Leslie Harris (3), Mrs. William Morry, Mrs. William Rowe, Raymond Rich (2), The Rev. Lester Burry*, Ted Russell (4), Hon. John Lundrigan*, Thomas O'Keefe (2), William Patterson (3)Supervised By [Technical Supervision / Supervision Technique] – Lorne Tulk55:12The Quiet In The Land = Le Calme Du Pays3-1Glenn Gould–The Quiet In The Land = Le Calme Du PaysPerformer [Participants] – Clarence Hiebert, Congregation Of The Waterloo-Kitchener United Mennonite Church, Esther Horch, Helen Litz, Howard Dyck, Peter Klassen (2), The Rev. Aaron Toews*, The Rev. David Neufeld*, Roy Vogt (2), Members Of The Mennonite Children's Choir*, Wanda ToewsPerformer [Prepared By / Préparé Par], Written-By [Written By / Écrit Par] – Glenn GouldProducer [Produced In Association With / Réalisé En Association Avec] – CBC*Supervised By [Technical Supervision / Supervision Technique] – Donald LoganSupervised By [Technical Supervision Assisted By / Supervision Technique Assisté De] – John Jessop, Stan Evanyshyn53:18Casals: A Portrait For Radio = Casals: Un Portrait Pour La Radio4-1Albert Khan–Periodically And, Strangely Enough, Not Infrequently, I Meet Someone Who Has Never Heard Of The Name Pablo Casals Before. = De Temps Et Temps Et, Même Si Ça Paraît Étrange, Je Rencontre Assez Fréquemment Quelqu'un Qui N'a Encore Jamais Entendu Parler De Pablo Casals.3:154-2Albert Khan–No So Very Long Ago - When I Was In Puerto Rico Last - We Were Talking About How We Happened To Come Together Originally. = Il N'y A Pas Très Longtemps - La Dernière Fois Que J'étais À Porto Rico - Nous Avons Évoqué Comment Nous Nous Sommes Retrouvés Ensemble Comme Par Hasard Pour La Première Fois.3:034-3Albert Khan–It's A Very Strange Feeling - When You're Sitting, Talking To Don Pablo - To Realize That You're Speaking To A Man Who Played For Queen Victoria In 1898. = C'est Un Sentiment Très Étrange - De Parler Face À Face Avec Don Pablo - Et De Penser Que C'est Un Homme Qui A Joué Pour La Reine Victoria En 1898.2:274-4Albert Khan–You Have To Understand That I Am Speaking Not As A Musicologist - Music Is Not Primarily My Field. = Il Faut Comprendre Que Je Parle Pas En Tant Que Musicologue - La Musique N'est Pas Mon Domaine Principal.2:424-5Albert Khan–In The United States Today, I Suppose His Name Is Most Closely Associated With His Yearly Appearances At The Marlboro Festival. = Aux État-Unis, Je Suppose Que Son Nom Est Le Plus Connu Du Fait De Sa Partipication Annuelle Au Festival De Marlboro.7:204-6Pablo Casals–Now I Say That The Marlboro School Is The Best Possible - The Best School In The World. = Maintenant, Je Dis Que L'école De Marlboro Est La Meilleure Qui Soit - La Meilleure École Au Monde.6:494-7Khan*–One Question That Was Recently Asked Me Regarding Casals, I Found Of Particular Interest. = Une Question Qu'on M'a Posée Récemment Concernant Casals Et Que J'ai Trouvée Particulièrement Intéressante.5:104-8Felix Galamir*–May I Inject Myself, My Own Personality Into This Discussion For A Moment? = Puis-je M'introduire Pour Un Instant, Introduire Ma Propre Personnalité, Dans Cette Conversation?9:044-9Guillermo Figueroa–Last Year In The Festival We Had Played A Bruckner Symphony. = L'an Dernier, Au Festival Nous Avions Joué Une Symphonie De Bruckner.8:074-10Khan*–And There's One Rather Interesting Contradiction That Is Perhaps Worth Mentioning. = Il Y A Une Contradiction Plutôt Interéssante Qui Vaut Peut-être D'être Relevée.7:184-11Galamir*–Now Casals Is A Very Strong Personality. = Il Faut Dire Que Casals A Une Très Forte Personnalité.2:574-12Khan*–It Was Sir Francis Bacon Who Said That There Is No Beauty Which Hath Not Some Imperfection In Its Being. = C'est Sir Francis Bacon Qui Disait Qu'il N'existe Aucune Beauté Qui Ne Soit Accompagnée D'une Certaine Imperfection.7:304-13Galamir*–I Also Think That Basically Casals Is A Very Simple Person. = Je Crois Aussi Que, Essentiellement, Casals Est Quelqu'un De Très Simple.4:584-14Khan*–If I Were Asked To Sum Up Don Pablo's Credo, I Think I Would Quote Some Words Of His Own Rather Than Try To Paraphrase What He Said. = Si On Me Demandait De Résumer Le Credo De Don Pablo, Je Crois Que Je Citerais Ses Propres Paroles Plutôt Que D'essayer De Le Paraphraser.3:494-15Harry Mannis–Casals: A Portrait For Radio = Casals: Un Portrait Pour La Radio1:36Stokowski: A Portrait For Radio = Stokowski: Un Portrait Pour La Radio5-1Glenn Gould–This Is Glenn Gould And This Programme Is About Leopold Stokowski = Je M'appelle Glenn Gould Et Cette Émission Est Consacrée À Leopold Stokowski.5:345-2Leopold Stokowski–Think Of Our Solar System. Its Colossal Size. = Songez À Notre Système Solaire. À Ses Dimensions Colossales.7:075-3Leopold Stokowski–Although I Am Interested In Everything In The Universe, What I Really Deeply Understand Is The Symphonic World. = Je M'intéresse À Tout Dans L'univers, Mais Ce Que Je Comprends Vraiment À Fond, C'est Le Monde Symphonique.3:555-4Leopold Stokowski–First Of All, It's Our Privilege And Our Necessity To Try And Realize What Was In The Soul Of The Composer And To Make That Live Again. = Tout D'abord, Nous Avons Le Privilège Et Le Devoir De Comprendre Ce Que Le Compositeur Avait Dans L'âme Et De Faire Revivre Ça.4:065-5Leopold Stokowski–If I Had To Perform The Music Of, Say, Mozart Or Shostakovich Or Debussy: They All Have Their Own World. = Si Je Devais Interpréter La Musique De Mozart Ou De Chostakovitch Ou De Debussy Par Exemple: Chacun D'eux A Son Propre Univers.3:085-6Leopold Stokowski–I Think That Ives Had That Freedom. = Je Crois Que Ives Avait Cette Liberté.3:075-7Leopold Stokowski–We Must Give Our Education Of Music And Of Philosophy And Of Everything Connected With Human Life Subtlety. = Ce Que Nous Devons Donner À L'enseignement De La Musique Et De La Philosophie Et De Tout Ce Qui A Rapport À La Vie Humaine, C'est De La Subtilité.2:315-8Leopold Stokowski–It Can Be Expressed In One Word, And That One Word Is "Freedom". = Tout Cela Peut S'exprimer En Un Mot, Le Mot «Liberté».3:225-9Leopold Stokowski–But Has The Russian Artist Been Divorced From The West? = Mais Y A-t-il Une Rupture Entre L'artiste Russe Et L'Ouest?5:025-10Leopold Stokowski–It Is Remarkable That One Can Stay In The Home And Hear Music From All Over The World. = C'est Une Chose Remarquable De Pouvoir Rester Chez Soi Et D'écouter De La Musique En Provenance Du Monde Entier.7:085-11Leopold Stokowski–In Holland, About 20 Years Ago, I Was Conducting The Concertgebouw Orchestra. = En Hollande, Il Y A Une Vingtaine D'années Je Dirigeais L'Orchestre Du Concertgebouw. s5:105-12Leopold Stokowski–I Find That Everyday Come New Possibilities And New Ideas And They Must Not Be Ignored. = Je M'aperçois Que Chaque Jour Il Se Présente De Nouvelles Possibilitiés Et De Nouvelles Idées Dont Il Faut Tenir Compte.2:525-13Leopold Stokowski–It Is Quite Possible That The So-called "Cave Man" Had Such Ideas Too. = Il Est Très Possible Que Ce Que Nous Appelons L' «Homme Des Cavernes» Avait Déjà De Telles Idées.4:465-14Harry Mannis–Stokowski: A Portrait For Radio = Stokowski: Un Portrait Pour La Radio0:48 Factory sealed in shrink wrap. 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