Ludwig van Beethoven | Piano Sonatas - Glenn Gould
Sensation yields to scandal: Gould’s feisty and headstrong treatment of the final triptych in Beethoven’s pianistic “New Testament” outraged the critics no less than his sleeve notes, in which he claimed of op. 111 that “the piece is weak in spots; it needs greater speed. Especially the first movement is such a bad piece that I wanted to get on to the finale.”
I've created this aggregate of the Glenn Gould recording selection of most of the Beethoven's piano sonatas for my personal use and I'm more than happy to share it with people that appreciate Glenn Gould's estatic interpretation of these ingenious pieces as much as I do. I've gathered 77 movements into one video just so I don't have to download all of them one by one on my phone for everyday listening.
