Glenn Gould - Handel Suite no 4 in E minor

Undated concert tape, previously unreleased

[МихаилХристов-лг]

First of all - Gould recorded the Handel's Suites only on harpsichord and completely in different style!
This "Mr. Pirate", who without any permission used a concert recording of young Petukhov( I have this CD! - " undatet and unreleased concert tape", - what a shame to say it!!) in fact had not so bad taste! Famous Russian composer- pianist Mikhail Petukhov, who is also a famous pupil of legendary Tatiana Nikolayeva, within many years has been called in professinal musical world a " Russian Glenn Gould"!.. ( Just listen to the Petukhov's concert recording of D minor Concerto by Bach with the Bolshoi Theatre Chamber orchestra!)... By the way, this pirate action was noticed by only one person(!), existing on YouTube for a long period.... Just now - when the real information about this recording is opened! - it becomes to be "so clear" for everybody:):):)

[yunzhao]

This record is from legendary Russian composer and pianist Mikhail Petukhov's live concert in 1982, as his student i have this CD on my hand, and i uploaded this on YouTube few years ago, the original video is on my YouTube channel, so why are you making this fake video??

[shnimmuc]

This is wonderful. Handel`s suites should be known, they are magnificent.

[Teruterusoundtrackstudio]

Manuel M. Ponce (mexican composer) made a prelude and fugue about this theme, you can find it typing: Preludio y fuga sobre un tema de Haendel.

[CaptJackAubreyOfTheRoyalNavy]

9:46 - Hnng! Such a Handel cadence. Beautiful.

[ProfDrislane]

Obviously not Glenn Gould. Despite the obvious influence of Gould on the player's touch, it is the approach to counterpoint which is radically different. Gould always had the voices "converse, " whereas here that is sorely lacking..

[МихаилХристов-лг]

How nice - in such a big delay! - to find the difference between Gould and Petukhov! :)
Tutti sono bravissimi! :)
As to "Mr. Pirate"(glenngould32) - he is simly IL MASNADIERO, however, not without some good taste...:) Bravo!

[KKIcons]

Does anyone have more info about this recording? I really like it.

[teunvandesteeg]

I read this piece is not recorded by Glenn Gould. I cannot verify this but when this is true, it must be changed.

[МихаилХристов-лг]

Articulative style of Glenn Gould [ frankly to say, - mostly staccato or non legato!] could be from time to time agressively mechanical in the Bach music... Mikhail Petukhov [who is named "Glenn Gould" in this recording!!!] is definitely much more connected with the performing manner of his great teacher, legendary Russian pianist-composer Tatiana Nikolayeva.

[KKIcons]

Ok, that's what I am talking about lol. What I was hoping to find today! btw, have you checked Bruce Cross's channel? It has a lot of rare interviews that have snippets of playing that are very interesting. I am trying to find Arts National to send him. Like Glenn in that respect, I suffer from being rather unorganized.

[truBador]

Where is the obbligato singing part? I don't think this is Glenn Gould. Whoever it is they are good.

[cyericx]

Superb skill in playing Bach's is also applied to Handel's by Gould. May I conclude that he is very talented in Baroque's music?

[studentofcounterpoint]

No humming over the melody, no insane playing speed,
Somehow I doubt this is a Glenn Gould recording

[rishikesh]

Why say this is Gould when it isn’t? This is Petukhov’s recording. You should change the title immediately and credit the correct artist.

[gunnarkoss]

Much pedaling and long trills in right Hand - it cannot be Gould for sure..

[DerWindindenWeiden]

It is not good, because it is not Gould!

[alexsand]

only i find good in this fake uploading is the quality of audio check sviastoslav richter for something authentical

[flaviodrusovalerio]

I may be totally wrong... it does not sound like Gould... not at all.

[carnivalcruiserbill]

Give credit to the actual performer. This is not Gould.