Glenn Gould explaining his interpretation of some Mozart Variations! Gould explained to Bruno Monsaingeon that the entire piano repertory has already been played according to convention, all standard interpretations have been performed and recorded countless times. So, it is incumbent upon the artist to break new ground, according to the demands of the public. | Glenn Gould

Glenn Gould made his name as a 22-year-old in 1955 with Bach’s Goldberg Variations. He returned to them several decades later in 1981, issuing a notably different interpretation. "The Young Maverick" Collection features the earliest known recordings of The Goldberg Variations. | Glenn Gould

Revisit pianist Glenn Gould's legacy in this 1981 documentary from Bruno Monsaingeon! Over 15 years after retiring from the concert stage, Gould returned to the repertoire for which he is still so widely known and celebrated today: the keyboard works of Johann Sebastian Bach. Enjoy the Aria da Capo from his Goldberg Variations, now on medici.tv. https://bit.ly/3N0kbvI | medici.tv