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Hearing Gould | The Fading Promise of Higher Education | Issues | The Hedgehog Review
https://hedgehogreview.com/issues/the-fading-promise-of-higher-education/articles/hearing-gould
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Hearing Gould | The Fading Promise of Higher Education: https://hedgehogreview.com/issues/the-fading-promise-of-higher-education/articles/hearing-gould
'My friend Elizabeth Corey, a pianist as well as a political philosopher, tells me, “You can’t unhear Gould.” A simple but important statement. The music of Canadian pianist Glenn Gould (1932–1982) is so distinctive, so memorable, even today so surprising, that once experienced, it stays in your mind and can easily become the frame of reference by which you evaluate other pianists.'
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Hearing Gould | The Fading Promise of Higher Education: https://hedgehogreview.com/issues/the-fading-promise-of-higher-education/articles/hearing-gould
'My friend Elizabeth Corey, a pianist as well as a political philosopher, tells me, “You can’t unhear Gould.” A simple but important statement. The music of Canadian pianist Glenn Gould (1932–1982) is so distinctive, so memorable, even today so surprising, that once experienced, it stays in your mind and can easily become the frame of reference by which you evaluate other pianists.'
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Hearing Gould | The Fading Promise of Higher Education: https://hedgehogreview.com/issues/the-fading-promise-of-higher-education/articles/hearing-gould
'My friend Elizabeth Corey, a pianist as well as a political philosopher, tells me, “You can’t unhear Gould.” A simple but important statement. The music of Canadian pianist Glenn Gould (1932–1982) is so distinctive, so memorable, even today so surprising, that once experienced, it stays in your mind and can easily become the frame of reference by which you evaluate other pianists.'
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Hearing Gould | The Fading Promise of Higher Education: https://hedgehogreview.com/issues/the-fading-promise-of-higher-education/articles/hearing-gould
'My friend Elizabeth Corey, a pianist as well as a political philosopher, tells me, “You can’t unhear Gould.” A simple but important statement. The music of Canadian pianist Glenn Gould (1932–1982) is so distinctive, so memorable, even today so surprising, that once experienced, it stays in your mind and can easily become the frame of reference by which you evaluate other pianists.'
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Hearing Gould | The Fading Promise of Higher Education: https://hedgehogreview.com/issues/the-fading-promise-of-higher-education/articles/hearing-gould
'My friend Elizabeth Corey, a pianist as well as a political philosopher, tells me, “You can’t unhear Gould.” A simple but important statement. The music of Canadian pianist Glenn Gould (1932–1982) is so distinctive, so memorable, even today so surprising, that once experienced, it stays in your mind and can easily become the frame of reference by which you evaluate other pianists.'
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Né mi pento di aver prima studiato di proposito a parlare, e dopo a pensare, contro quello che gli altri fanno; tanto che se adesso ho qualche cosa da dire, sappia come va detta, e non la metto in serbo, aspettando ch’io abbia imparato a poterla significare. Oltre che la facoltà della parola aiuta incredibilmente la facoltà del pensiero, e le spiana e le accorcia la strada.
#GiacomoLeopardi | lettera a Giordani del 20 novembre 1820