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Mozart - Complete Piano Sonatas - Glenn Gould - flac (lossless)
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Audio > FLAC
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74
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896.29 MB

Tag(s):
Mozart Gould Glenn Gould Piano Concerto Piano Concertos flac lossless
Quality:
+2 / -0 (+2)

Uploaded:
Oct 26, 2009
By:
harigata



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This is a lossless rip (flac) of all of Mozart's 18 piano sonatas performed by the great Glenn Gould. Even if you disagree with many of his interpretations, he is still worth listening to.

The files are arranged according to the original 4 CDs.

Enjoy,
(sorry about the typo....)

H>

Comments

mormandy3 at 2012-06-14 18:20 CET:

Thanks for uploading this in it's most perfect form. That is fitting, for one of the most precise pianists who ever lived. From the time he played his first public recital at 14 (Liszt I believe - who he went on to despise), I don't recall anyone mentioning him ever making mistakes, seriously. I've watched a lot about him, most of the video of his playing. He was flawless, and could play thousands of the great works by memory, one-off, modifying them as he saw fit at times (much to the disdain of many purists). To be honest this guy made Horowitz look sloppy and unpracticed, and I say that in all seriousness, just to lend perspective to Gould's true virtuosity.