Glenn Gould's 1981 Goldberg Variations (4.1/60) & Webern's Symphony Op. 21 (4.2/60)
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I LOVE these works and will be a pleasure to read to them, last hour I continued a little more with Boswell, then Coppleston's chapter on Heraclitus, and then some Cioran, who I will continue for 20 more little Kobo pages with fairly large font size. Who knows what i'll follow that up with, that's what makes this exercise so much fun!! And please understand folks that i'm not trying to come off as all smart or anything, I really do want to be saturating myself with my readings, and this reading to music is just a neat to me idea to make it even more fun. Chances are i'll die an even dumber man than I ever was.
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I LOVE these works and will be a pleasure to read to them, last hour I continued a little more with Boswell, then Coppleston's chapter on Heraclitus, and then some Cioran, who I will continue for 20 more little Kobo pages with fairly large font size. Who knows what i'll follow that up with, that's what makes this exercise so much fun!! And please understand folks that i'm not trying to come off as all smart or anything, I really do want to be saturating myself with my readings, and this reading to music is just a neat to me idea to make it even more fun. Chances are i'll die an even dumber man than I ever was.
46-50, M