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Topic: QUESTION: What was the name of that guy who played famous pieces either...  (Read 1677 times)

Offline cecile

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 What was the name of that guy who played famous pieces either extra extra fast or painfully slow? An American. I just forgot.

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What was the name of that guy who played famous pieces either extra extra fast or painfully slow? An American. I just forgot.
Glenn Gould? But he was canadian.

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My first guess was Glenn Gould who is in fact Canadian.

His Mondshein is kinda fast, and his alla turca takes like 10 minutes.

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Liberace?  ;D

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oh.. yeah, Glenn Gould. Rats. Canadian it is.
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