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Re: GG: Die Kunst der Fuge, Re: Ives Concord

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Subject: Re: GG: Die Kunst der Fuge, Re: Ives Concord
From: Sivan Etedgee <sme@cisunix.unh.edu>
Date: Tue, 03 Aug 1999 20:50:56 -0400
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>  Did GG ever play the Concord?  probably wouldn't have been
> his cup of tea, because it would be stretching things to try to reduce it
> to a contrapuntal essence (as a foundation, and as a performance approach).
>
>

I believe he read through the piece (Ive's Concord Sonata) during his teens, and
it gave him a big headache.  He mentions that somewhere in the Gould Reader, but I
can't remember which article offhand.
-Sivan Etedgee

Follow-Ups:
- Re: GG: Die Kunst der Fuge, Re: Ives Concord
  - From: "Daniel Vaiser" <vaiser@airmail.net>
- Re: Ives Concord
  - From: Elmer Elevator <bobmer@javanet.com>

References:
- Re: Re: GG: Die Kunst der Fuge (revisited)
  - From: jerry and judy <jerbidoc@zianet.com>

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