Schumann Piano Quartet - Glenn Gould
Today there is a non-existent post to read about.
I wanted to show you the third movement of Schumann's Piano Quartet Op. 47, played by Glenn Gould with Robert Mann (Violin), Raphael Hillyer (Viola), and Claus Adam (Cello). Unfortunately it is not available! So you must look for it - it's on Spotify if you have that or something similar.
There are inferior versions available on YouTube but we should only listen to good things from now on.
I hope you can find it!
If so, here are the words for it:
***
Like something that's gone but that really happened.
Like Schumann's genius that was eclipsed by his disease, but which could never completely be lost.
Like lots of things you can imagine, that seem to be no longer here, but that are always here, any time you look, and all the time even when you aren't looking.
All the good things you ever did are following you around.
Let's do more soon.
Oh, why not now?
***
A bit strange if you can't hear it, but it's worth finding!
I wanted to show you the third movement of Schumann's Piano Quartet Op. 47, played by Glenn Gould with Robert Mann (Violin), Raphael Hillyer (Viola), and Claus Adam (Cello). Unfortunately it is not available! So you must look for it - it's on Spotify if you have that or something similar.
There are inferior versions available on YouTube but we should only listen to good things from now on.
I hope you can find it!
If so, here are the words for it:
***
Like something that's gone but that really happened.
Like Schumann's genius that was eclipsed by his disease, but which could never completely be lost.
Like lots of things you can imagine, that seem to be no longer here, but that are always here, any time you look, and all the time even when you aren't looking.
All the good things you ever did are following you around.
Let's do more soon.
Oh, why not now?
***
A bit strange if you can't hear it, but it's worth finding!
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