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    Thank you Pat for poiting out this Perahia quote. Given the fact
    that Perahia is such a prominent Bach interpreter himself, that is
    praise indeed.<br>
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    Regards,<br>
    Jorgen<br>
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        <div>Beautiful indeed! Here is a site with Murray Perahia
          commenting on Gould:</div>
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        <div>which I will place here:</div>
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        <div>"Gould revealed us a thing that had not been perceived by
          anybody else in the Bach's compositions (...) and
          simultaneously he taught us that the role of the executor was
          not to serve but to provoke the art and thus to reveal not
          only the most beautiful but also the most difficult to bear."
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        <div>K<br>
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          <div>In a message dated 2/23/2012 3:48:26 P.M. Central
            Standard Time, <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:pzumst@bluewin.ch">pzumst@bluewin.ch</a> writes:</div>
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                  <div><font size="4">Dear all</font></div>
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                  <div><font size="4">Some weeks ago someone here wanted
                      to know if a recording of the cantata Ich ruf zu
                      dir mein Herr Jesus Christ by Johannn Sebastian
                      Bach was ever recorded by Glenn Gould. </font></div>
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                  <div><font size="4">Well, it wasn’t but by sheer
                      coincidence I found another recording and with
                      this one I can kill two birds with one stone.</font></div>
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                  <div><font size="4">First you get a piano recording of
                      said cantata plus you get info on the NASA Voyager
                      mission plus absolutely stunning images : </font></div>
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                  <div><font size="4">If you are new to the GG universe,
                      there is a connection to GG and the Voyager
                      mission. Apart from being one of the most
                      spectacular missions NASA ever did, this
                      spacecraft  also contains a recording of parts of
                      the WTC1 as recorded by GG (amongst other stuff),
                      just in case this spacecraft might one day be
                      found by Little Green Men far, far, very far
                      away...</font></div>
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                  <div><font size="4">Pat</font></div>
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