[THROWBACK THURSDAY] 💎🎶 Glenn Gould – pianist, composer, genius. Today’s Throwback Thursday is dedicated to the extraordinary musician! Gain a unique insight into some intimate moments of his life, recorded in the documentary "Glenn Gould, Hereafter“ by Bruno Monsaingeon.💎🎶 http://bit.ly/GlennGould_Hereafter | medici.tv

In 1981, Glenn Gould returned to the Goldberg Variation. The same aria, a lifetime later... Follow along and let us know how this version makes you feel 🎶 | Glenn Gould

In 1962, Glenn Gould performed Brahms's First Piano Concerto with Leonard Berstein and the NY Philharmonic. Bernstein gave a rare pre-concert speech, warning the audience of Gould's unorthodox interpretation. The result was legendary—and controversial. On the other hand, Rubenstein plays Brahms as audiences expect: lyrical, grand, and romantic. Which interpretation speaks to you? | Glenn Gould

Revisit pianist Glenn Gould's legacy in this 1981 documentary from Bruno Monsaingeon! Over 15 years after retiring from the concert stage, Gould returned to the repertoire for which he is still so widely known and celebrated today: the keyboard works of Johann Sebastian Bach. Enjoy the Aria da Capo from his Goldberg Variations, now on medici.tv. https://bit.ly/3N0kbvI | medici.tv

Remembering Glenn Gould, born on this day in 1932 in Toronto. Here he is performing Bach's Partita #2 at his cottage in Uptergrove, Ontario in the 1958 documentary “Off the Record.” | Dust-to-Digital