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The Question of Instrument really dives deep into Bach's 'Art of Fugue' through Glenn Gould's unique lens. It’s not just about the music; it’s a whole experience. The way Gould discusses his interpretations, particularly his choice to play some pieces at such slow tempos, adds layers to the performance that you wouldn’t catch otherwise. The atmosphere is intimate, almost like being a part of a private conversation between the director and the pianist. Monsaingeon’s questions lead Gould to some fascinating insights, making the documentary feel less like a standard bio and more like a masterclass. The pacing is leisurely, allowing the viewer to absorb the complexities of both the music and Gould’s thoughts. It’s a distinct blend of theory and practice, and it really resonates with anyone who appreciates the depth of classical music.
Part of the 'Glenn Gould Plays Bach' seriesFocuses on performance analysis and artistic interpretationIn-depth dialogue and music examples enhance understanding
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