Original sentence: 111 Sonata, and said that Pogorelić "seems desperately trying to be the Glenn Gould of Romantic pianism (with some of Gould's eccentricities but none of his particular kind of genius)".Esteened pianist Marta Argerich famously called Pogorelich a "genius" when she resigned from the jury of the 1980 Chopin Competition.New York Times critic Harold C.Twenty years later, after Pogorelich's return from his extended absence, New York Times critic, Anthony Tommasini, reviewed a performance of the same piece, writing: "Here is an immense talent gone tragically astray
Edited sentence: 111 Sonata, and said Pogorelić "seems desperately trying to be the Glenn Gould of Romantic pianism (with some of Gould's eccentricities but none of his particular kind of genius)".However, New York Times critic Harold C.Twenty years later, another New York Times critic, Anthony Tommasini, reviewed a performance of the same piece, writing: "Here is an immense talent gone tragically astray