The Gould Variations
Technology, Philosophy and Criticism in Glenn Gould’s Musical Thought and Practice
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Beschreibung
This book focuses on three aspects in Glenn Gould’s (1932-1982) musical thought and practice: Gould’s embrace of music technology, his notions of the ontology of music and musical interpretation, and the place of his thought in Canadian intellectual history. Focusing not only on Gould’s writings on music technology but also on those of Marshall McLuhan (1911-1980) and Jean Le Moyne (1913-1996), this book provides a fresh perspective on Gould’s thinking, which was embedded in and keenly alert to the intellectual world outside music. The book also touches on Gould’s public reception, his national iconicity, in Canadian literature and Hollywood movies. Gould’s stardom is discussed as a phenomenon more commonly associated with contemporary popular culture.
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Juha Markus Mantere
Themen in »The Gould Variations«
Aesthetics Canadian cultural history Criticism Ethics of piano performance Glenn Gould Gould’s High Fidelity Mantere Music technology Musical Philosophy Practice Reception Technology