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  1. Hearing Gould | The Fading Promise of Higher Education: hedgehogreview.com/issues/the-

    '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.'

    #GlennGould #piano #music #MusicTips #TheHedgehogReview

  2. Hearing Gould | The Fading Promise of Higher Education: hedgehogreview.com/issues/the-

    '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.'

    #GlennGould #piano #music #MusicTips #TheHedgehogReview

  3. Hearing Gould | The Fading Promise of Higher Education: hedgehogreview.com/issues/the-

    '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.'

    #GlennGould #piano #music #MusicTips #TheHedgehogReview

  4. Hearing Gould | The Fading Promise of Higher Education: hedgehogreview.com/issues/the-

    '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.'

    #GlennGould #piano #music #MusicTips #TheHedgehogReview

  5. Hearing Gould | The Fading Promise of Higher Education: hedgehogreview.com/issues/the-

    '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.'

    #GlennGould #piano #music #MusicTips #TheHedgehogReview

  6. If you’re posting once a month, fans can’t fall in love with you.
    You can’t build momentum by disappearing.

    Show up. Even the small posts add up.
    When you’re ready to build right, HMU: [email protected]

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