As a teenager, Gould was significantly influenced by Artur Schnabel,[fn 10] Rosalyn Tureck's recordings of Bach (which he called "upright, with a sense of repose and positiveness"), and the conductor Leopold Stokowski.  ISBN 978 2 2 213 67105 5. [97] Schwarzkopf believed in "total fidelity" to the score, but she also objected to the temperature, which was to Gould's liking: The studio was incredibly overheated, which may be good for a pianist but not for a singer: a dry throat is the end as far as singing is concerned. "[89] However, in 1970, he played Chopin's B minor sonata for the CBC and stated that he liked some of the miniatures and that he "sort of liked the first movement of the B minor" but never recorded any of Chopin's music. J’ai découvert ce pianiste, j’étais étudiante aux Beaux Arts de Bordeaux et je me souviens avoir été… Gould's playing was distinguished by a remarkable technical proficiency and a capacity to articulate the contrapuntal texture of Bach's music. [38], Gould was convinced that the institution of the public concert was not only an anachronism, but also a "force of evil", leading to his retirement from concert performance. "En octobre 1971, j'avais expédié une lettre à Glenn Gould, aux bons soins des disques CBS à New York. [104], Gould is one of the most acclaimed musicians of the 20th century. He was, in effect, stranded on a beachhead of his own thinking between past and future. [67] There has also been speculation that he may have had bipolar disorder, because he sometimes went several days without sleep, had extreme increases in energy, drove recklessly, and, in later life, endured deep depressive episodes. It was, I think, his last performance in Toronto, and it was a staggering impression. [118], The Juno Awards are presented annually by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. These include his famous "self-interview", his book review of a biography written about him (in which he refers to himself in the third person)—not to mention the various appearances of his "alter egos" in print, radio, or TV, including an "extended and rather strained radio joke show", ("Critics Callout Corner" on the, There are two other Gould recordings of the Goldberg Variations. Oui, mais rencontre au sens "gouldien" du terme..." Bruno Monsaingeon, 2019. By 4 October, there was evidence of brain damage, and Gould's father decided that his son should be taken off life support. 1942 intègre la classe d’Alberto Guerrero Glenn Gould. He went on to explore the possibility of litigation against Steinway & Sons if his apparent injuries were permanent. (Gould grew up in Toronto at the same time that Canadian theorists Marshall McLuhan, Northrop Frye, and Harold Innis were making their mark on communications studies. Bach's WTC on a Wittmayer harpsichord. Glenn Gould, une vie à contretemps (Sandrine Revel - Editions Dargaud) "Depuis toujours, Glenn Gould reste pour tout le monde un mystère. The first few bars of the Goldberg Variations are carved on his grave marker. Rencontre ? Listeners regarded his interpretations as ranging from brilliantly creative to outrightly eccentric. Robert Laffont, Glenn Gould joue le premier concerto de Brahms sous la direction de Leonard Bernstein, Avec Bruno Monsaingeon : "Glenn Gould. [fn 12] There, he could control every aspect of the final musical "product" by selecting parts of various takes. Glenn Gould accède à une notoriété mondiale grâce à ses deux enregistrements des Variations Gold… Claude Rains narrated their recording of Strauss's Enoch Arden melodrama. The 1981 release was one of CBS Masterworks' first digital recordings. Gould revered J.S. Recevez chaque vendredi le meilleur de France Musique ! Glenn Herbert Gould, plus connu sous le nom de Glenn Gould, était un pianiste, compositeur, écrivain, homme de radio et réalisateur canadien. Glenn Gould : Pianiste, compositeur, écrivain, homme de radio et réalisateur canadien.Connu pour son interprétation des Variations Goldberg de Bach et son excentricité: Il semblerait que Glenn Gloud ait été atteint du syndrome d'asperger, une forme d'autisme de … The claim that Gould "never shook hands" is exaggerated. Gould was averse to the cold, and wore heavy clothing (including gloves), even in warm places. Je ne pense pas que mon style de vie ressemble à celui de tout le monde..." Glenn Gould (1932-1982). At the age of 10 Gould was admitted to the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, where his piano teacher was Alberto Guerrero. Elle ne se demande pas si le pianiste et compositeur était excentrique ou psychotique car elle le pose ailleurs. [51] He also disliked social functions. Glenn Gould abandons live performance altogether, trading the stage for the precision of the studio. Le 27 septembre 1982, après avoir ressenti de forts maux de tête, Glenn Gould est victime d'un accident vasculaire cérébral, qui paralyse le côté gauche de son corps. [50] Plans for a studio recording of the performance came to nothing. Gould was known for his eccentricities, from his unorthodox musical interpretations and mannerisms at the keyboard to aspects of his lifestyle and behaviour. Attention, émission people ! The documentary filmmaker Bruno Monsaingeon said of him, "No supreme pianist has ever given of his heart and mind so overwhelmingly while showing himself so sparingly. 1 in D minor (BWV 1052) with Leonard Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic. Glenn Gould se joue, dans ce court texte publié initialement dans un magazine américain en 1974 et traduit ici en français pour la première fois, de son image de génie autiste et coupé de son public.Il s'en amuse, s'explique et creuse cette intéressante brèche par le truchement jubilatoire d'une interview de lui-même, par lui-même, sur lui-même. [24] Gould could play from memory not just a vast repertoire of piano music, but also a wide range of orchestral and operatic transcriptions. Gould claimed that his singing was unconscious and increased in proportion to his inability to produce his intended interpretation from a given piano. ", In "Bach the Nonconformist"; Roberts (ed. Il est hospitalisé à l'hôpital général de Toronto où son état se détériore rapidement. According to Foss, "There were a lot of misconceptions about Glenn, and it was partly because he was so very private. At the age of six, he was taken for the first time to hear a live musical performance by a celebrated soloist. 1) was met with mixed reaction: the Christian Science Monitor and Saturday Review were quite laudatory, while the Montreal Star was less so. [18], Gould developed a technique that enabled him to choose a very fast tempo while retaining the "separateness" and clarity of each note. [88] He recorded most of Bach's other keyboard works, including both books of The Well-Tempered Clavier and the Partitas, French Suites, English Suites, Inventions and Sinfonias, keyboard concertos, and a number of toccatas (which interested him least, being less polyphonic). [70] Gould, an animal lover, left half his estate to the Toronto Humane Society; the other half went to the Salvation Army. [16] Around the same time, he injured his back as a result of a fall from a boat ramp on the shore of Lake Simcoe. [73] While offering "brilliant insights" and "provocative theses", Gould's writing is often marred by "long, tortuous sentences" and a "false formality", Bazzana writes.[74]. During Gould's 1957 concert performances in Moscow. 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Claveciniste et pianiste de formation, musicienne complice des grands chanteurs, Janine Reiss est morte à l'âge de 99 ans. This profoundly affected him. Glenn Gould exemple de normalité ! Avant 2011, il était attribué tous les trois ans. » Contrepoint à la ligne et autres écrits, par Glenn Gould, édition et traduction établies par Bruno Monsaingeon, Robert Laffont, 960 pages, 32 euros. Ses deux parents chantent. [33] His first solo recital followed in 1947,[34] and his first recital on radio was with the CBC in 1950. When presented with a piano, the young Gould was reported to strike single notes and listen to their long decay, a practice his father Bert noted was different from typical children. [17] He used this famous chair for the rest of his life and took it with him almost everywhere. He performed on television and radio, and produced three musique concrète radio documentaries called the Solitude Trilogy, about isolated areas of Canada.  1964 arrête sa carrière de concertiste, Glenn Gould: The complete Columbia album collection Spring 1964. Both his parents were musical, and his mother, especially, encouraged the infant Gould's early musical development. Glenn Gould a été surt… [26], The piano, Gould said, "is not an instrument for which I have any great love as such ... [but] I have played it all my life, and it is the best vehicle I have to express my ideas." He also made recordings of the complete piano works Lieder by Arnold Schoenberg. Later works include the Lieberson Madrigal (soprano, alto, tenor, bass [SATB] and piano), and So You Want to Write a Fugue? Gould worked from a young age with Guerrero on a technique known as finger-tapping: a method of training the fingers to act more independently from the arm. Glenn Gould est un musicien de légende qui en cinquante ans d’existence (1932-1982) a révolutionné le monde du piano. [37] On 31 January 1960, Gould made his American television debut on CBS's Ford Presents series, performing Bach's Keyboard Concerto No. Gould won three awards out of his six nominations, but accepted only one in person. [78], The issue of "authenticity" in relation to an approach like Gould's has been a topic of great debate, although diminished by the end of the 20th century. [120] In 1983, he was honoured posthumously, being inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame for his 1955 recording (released in 1956) of the Goldberg Variations.[121]. Glenn Gould est par excellence, l'artiste rare et emblématique, celui dont le premier enregistrement, consacré à Bach en 1955, constitua un véritable événement historique ! [101] There is little critical commentary on Gould's compositions for the simple reason that there are few of them; he never succeeded beyond Opus 1, and left a number of works unfinished. Le disque, publié par CBS Records un mois seulement avant la mort du pianiste, rencontre un succès énorme et fait connaître au grand public cette œuvre majeure du compositeur allemand. [28] Gould was known for having a vivid imagination. For Gould, "hedonism" in this sense denoted a superficial theatricality, something to which he felt Mozart, for example, became increasingly susceptible later in his career. He disliked the concert hall, which he compared to a competitive sporting arena. Notable productions include his musique concrète Solitude Trilogy, which consists of The Idea of North, a meditation on Northern Canada and its people, The Latecomers, about Newfoundland, and The Quiet in the Land, about Mennonites in Manitoba. [53] These facets of Gould, whether interpreted as neurosis or "play",[54] have provided ample material for psychobiography. He transcribed his own Wagner and Ravel recordings, as well as the operas of Richard Strauss and the symphonies of Schubert and Bruckner,[6] which he played privately for pleasure. 67, was deemed an "outright fiasco". It's getting worse all the time. [36] His concerts featured Bach, Beethoven, and the serial music of Schoenberg and Berg, which had been suppressed in the Soviet Union during the era of Socialist Realism. In 1957, Gould undertook a tour of the Soviet Union, becoming the first North American to play there since World War II. Gould was widely known for his unusual habits. Brillant concertiste, il se retire brutalement de la vie publique, préférant les studios d’enregistrement aux salles de concert. He is buried next to his parents in Toronto's Mount Pleasant Cemetery (section 38, row 1088, plot 1050). Exacte reproduction musicale et graphique en CDs des 78 vinyls originaux; de l'enregistrement légendaire des Variations Goldberg 1955 aux pièces de Richard Strauss, sorties en édition posthume en avril 1984. His only significant work was a string quartet, which he finished when he was in his 20s (published 1956, recorded 1960), and perhaps his cadenzas to Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. Son style, ses choix de tempi, son phrasé si caractéristique, divisent le monde musical. As for Beethoven, Gould preferred the composer's early and late periods. Gould is a popular subject of biography and even critical analysis. When Gould was in Los Angeles in 1956, he met Cornelia Foss, an art instructor, and her husband Lukas, a conductor. 3. Sony Classical. Je trouve ca souvent épouvantable. Pianiste, écrivain, producteur radio et tv canadien (Toronto 1932 – Toronto 1982). He went so far as to conduct an experiment with musicians, sound engineers, and laypeople in which they were to listen to a recording and determine where the splices occurred. One is a live recording from 1954, The Schubert can be seen briefly in the film, Glenn Gould: Selected Letters (John P. L. Roberts, Ghyslaine Guertin), 1992, Elliott, R. "Constructions of Identity in the Life Stories of Emma Albani and Glenn Gould. In 2007, Foss confirmed that she and Gould had had a love affair lasting several years. 5 and the cantata Widerstehe doch der Sünde from the harpsipiano (a piano with metal hammers to simulate a harpsichord's sound), and Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. [45] A small rug would sometimes be required for his feet underneath the piano. [5] His maternal grandfather was a cousin of the Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg. Quand il entend un ami tousser au téléphone, Gould raccroche précipitamment par peur d’attraper des microbes. Gould likened his process to that of a film director[79]—one does not perceive that a two-hour film was made in two hours—and implicitly asks why the act of listening to music should be any different. For a pianist such as Van Cliburn, 200 concerts would have amounted to about two years' touring.[41]. Les Variations Goldberg (1/4) par Glenn Gould, en 1981 (HQ audio - Sony Classical - Bruno Monsaingeon). [59] She left her husband in 1967 for Gould, taking her two children with her to Toronto. He founded the Festival Trio chamber group in 1953 with the cellist Isaac Mamott and the violinist Albert Pratz. [fn 14] He was highly concerned about his health throughout his life, worrying about everything from high blood pressure (which in his later years he recorded in diary form) to the safety of his hands. Glenn Herbert Gould was born Glen Gold on September 25, 1932, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Fran's Restaurant in Toronto was a regular haunt of Gould's. "Une bonne faculté de concentration, l'oreille absolue et une excellente mémoire musicale. The C major prelude from the first book of the WTC. Extension du corps du ballet. [fn 11] Gould performed fewer than 200 concerts over the course of his career, of which fewer than 40 were outside Canada. [97] His 1966 collaboration with soprano Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, however, recording Richard Strauss's Ophelia Lieder, Op. Glenn Herbert Gould was born at home in Toronto, on 25 September 1932, to Russell Herbert Gold (1901–1996) and Florence Emma Gold (née Grieg; 1891–1975), Presbyterians of Scottish, English, and Norwegian ancestry. Towards the end of his life, Gould began conducting. On a visit to Steinway Hall in New York City in 1959, Gould was greeted by the chief piano technician at the time, William Hupfer, with a slap on the back. Le lendemain du concert, le label Columbia Masterworks (aujourd’hui Sony Masterworks) lui offre un contrat. The purpose of art is not the release of a momentary ejection of adrenaline but is, rather, the gradual, lifelong construction of a state of wonder and serenity."[76]. Gould's perspective on art is often summed up by this 1962 quote: "The justification of art is the internal combustion it ignites in the hearts of men and not its shallow, externalized, public manifestations. It tends to have a mechanism which is rather like an automobile without power steering: you are in control and not it; it doesn't drive you, you drive it. Mais la passion qui l’animait se portait bien plus sur la radio et les nouvelles technologies. The multimedia exhibit was held in conjunction with Library and Archives Canada.[115]. He invariably insisted that it had to be extremely warm. He was progressive in many ways, promulgating the atonal composers of the early 20th century, and anticipating, through his deep involvement with the recording process, the vast changes that technology would have on the production and distribution of music. [63] In 1956, Gould said to photojournalist Jock Carroll "... my hysteria about eating. On August 25, 2012, the spacecraft became the first to cross the heliopause and enter the interstellar medium.[106]. He recounted his recording of the A minor fugue from Book I of The Well-Tempered Clavier and how it was spliced together from two takes, with the fugue's expositions from one take and its episodes from another. [10] She would later teach him the piano. Gould rejected most of the standard Romantic piano literature by Chopin, Liszt, and others, in favour of Bach and Beethoven mainly, along with some late-Romantic and modernist composers. “The purpose of art is not the release of a momentary ejection of adrenalin but is, rather, the gradual, lifelong construction of a state of wonder and serenity” Glenn Gould, Let’s Ban Applause, february 1962. Le 4 octobre 1982, alors que les preuves cliniques attestent que Gould est cérébralement mort, son père demande que l'on débranche les appareils le maintenant artificiellement en vie. Il fait également de longs séjours au chalet familial, près du lac Simcoe. Bazzana writes that "it is tempting to assume that Gould was asexual, an image that certainly fits his aesthetic and the persona he sought to convey, and one can read the whole Gould literature and be convinced that he died a virgin"—but he also mentions that evidence points to "a number of relationships with women that may or may not have been platonic and ultimately became complicated and were ended". They were all orchestral sounds, but I was playing them all, and suddenly I was Hofmann. Thomas Bernhard's renowned 1983 novel The Loser purports to be an extended first-person essay about Gould and his lifelong friendship with two fellow students from the Mozarteum school in Salzburg, both of whom have abandoned their careers as concert pianists due to the intimidating example of Gould's genius. En 1940, alors âgé de 8 ans, il entre au Royal Conservatory of Music de Toronto. "[105], One of Gould's performances of the Prelude and Fugue in C major from Book II of The Well-Tempered Clavier was chosen for inclusion on the NASA Voyager Golden Record by a committee headed by Carl Sagan. But we persevered nonetheless. When asked in a radio interview whether he did not find himself wanting to play Chopin, he replied: "No, I don't. Gould showed considerable technical skill in performing and recording a wide repertoire including virtuosic and romantic works, such as his own arrangement of Ravel's La valse, and Liszt's transcriptions of Beethoven's Fifth and Sixth Symphonies. Artiste incontournable, Glenn Gould est en effet à l’origine de titres inoubliables qui auront toute leur place dans votre cdthèque à l'image de . [103] The majority of his work is published by Schott Music. Glenn Gould n'est pas critiqué pour ses interprétation de bach (ou par des ignares ou envieux) du reste comment jouer bach personne ne connait la réponse en revanche pour ses interprétations de beethoven de mozart . Gould: "The piano was a means to an end for him, and the end was to approach Beethoven." [112][113] A federal plaque reflecting the designation was erected next to a sculpture of him in downtown Toronto. A son père il doit la construction d’une chaise spéciale, pliante et fort basse, qu’il conservera avec lui toute sa vie, au désespoir des ingénieurs de la Columbia : l’âge venant, elle se mit à grincer au-delà de ce qui est suppor… [77] Weighing this statement against Gould's highly individualistic lifestyle and artistic vision leads to an apparent contradiction. Son père, fourreur de métier, jouait du violon lorsqu'il était enfant. He enjoyed a jazz concert with his friends as a youth, mentioned jazz in his writings, and once criticized the Beatles for "bad voice leading"[fn 18]—while praising Petula Clark and Barbra Streisand. This is especially evident in his (frequent) attempts at humour and irony. [39] On 10 April 1964, Gould gave his last public performance, playing in Los Angeles, at the Wilshire Ebell Theater. Vous recherchez une œuvre entendue sur une Webradio ? [47] His chair is so closely identified with him that it is shown in a place of honour in a glass case at the National Library of Canada. Philosopher Mark Kingwell writes that "his influence is made inescapable. Après plusieurs concerts au Canada, Glenn Gould  donne, en 1955, son premier récital américain à la Town Hall de New York. But it doesn't convince me. Probably the best-known are the German musicologist Karlheinz Klopweisser, the English conductor Sir Nigel Twitt-Thornwaite, and the American critic Theodore Slutz. His mother, hoping for him to become a successful musician, had exposed him to music during her pregnancy. In 1983, Gould was posthumously inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. Et notre disque de légende est la version mythique des variations Goldberg de Jean-Sébastien Bach par le pianiste canadien Glenn Gould. Richard Strauss Enoch Arden opus 38 Claude Rains, narrateur Glenn Gould, piano. It asks whether a recording is less authentic or "direct" for having been highly refined by technical means in the studio. [91] He was fond of a number of lesser-known composers such as Orlando Gibbons, whose Anthems he had heard as a teenager,[92] and whose music he felt a "spiritual attachment" to. Bach, stating that the Baroque composer was "first and last an architect, a constructor of sound, and what makes him so inestimably valuable to us is that he was beyond a doubt the greatest architect of sound who ever lived". 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