24K views · 632 reactions | 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 | Facebook

39K views · 1.1K reactions | 0 to Genius in 30 seconds.... Glenn Gould plays Bach at his retreat in Toronto | Glenn Gould | Facebook

Glenn Gould plays Bach — This excerpt from Bach’s Piano Concerto No. 7 aired in a November 1967 CBC broadcast. In the same year, Glenn Gould and conductor Vladimir Golschmann recorded this concert for Columbia Masterworks for release on LP MS 7001. Concerto No. 7 in G minor is an adaptation, a tone lower, of Bach’s Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041, with certain changes reflecting the differing characteristics of the solo instruments. | Glenn Gould

"Gould and Bach have become a kind of legendary combination, in spite of Gould’s extreme youth and Bach’s extreme age" - Leonard Bernstein introducing a 28-year old Glenn performing Bach's Keyboard Concerto No. 1 (I) in D minor. | Glenn Gould