English: Lento Gould So You Want to Write a Fugue? (1963) II THE STUDIO YEARS Gould About Concerts (1968) Bach Concerto in G Minor, I. Allegro Glenn Gould with the Toronto Symphony, Vladimir Golschmann, Conductor (1967) Berg Piano Sonata Op. 1 (1973) Dialogue About Schoenberg (1965) Schoenberg Phantasy for Violin and Piano, Op. 47 Yehudi Menuhin, violin; Glenn Gould, piano Discussion Period Frank Johnson, M.D. ***LUNCH BREAK*** "Glenn Gould's Hand" Frank Wilson, M.D. Gould About Strauss (1966) Gould About La Valse (1974) Ravel La Valse, Poeme Choréographique (Piano Transcription by Glenn Gould) Discussion Period Frank Johnson, M.D., Moderator Gould About Elektra with Humphrey Burton (1966) Strauss Elektra (Piano Transcription by Glenn Gould) excerpt "Glenn Gould and the Future of Music and Communications" John Roberts Radio as Music (1975) introduced by John Roberts Walton Scotch Rhapsody (1974-1975) Discussion Period Frank Johnson, M.D., Moderator ***INTERMISSION*** Gould on Hindemith (1977) Hindemith Sonata for Trumpet and Piano Mit Kraft R. Criseda, trumpet; Glenn Gould, piano Gould on Scriabin (1974) Scriabin Désir, Op. 57 No. 1 Gould About Wawa (1968) III THE FINAL YEARS "Glenn Gould Plays the Truth" Robert Silverman Sir Nigel Twitt-Thornewaite (1977) Myron Chianti (1977) Gould Converses with Monsaingeon Bach Well-Tempered Clavier II Fugue in E Major (Excerpt) Gould in Conversation with Monsaingeon (1980) Bach Partita No. 4 in D Major V. Sarabande VII. Gigue Interview with Maureen Forrester (1982) Mahler, Symphony No. 2 Urlicht Maureen Forrester; Glenn Gould, Conductor Closing Statement Ruth A. Felt, President, San Francisco Performances Bach, Goldberg Variations (1981) SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES Peter Ostwald, M.D. After completing his psychiatric training at the Cornell Medical School in New York, Dr. Ostwald joined the faculty of the University of California in San Francisco, where he developed a sound-lab for studying voice changes associated with emotional disorder.
French: Lento Gould So You Want to Write a Fugue? (1963) II THE STUDIO YEARS Gould About Concerts (1968) Bach Concerto in G Minor, I. Allegro Glenn Gould with the Toronto Symphony, Vladimir Golschmann, Conductor (1967) Berg Piano Sonata Op.1 (1973) Dialogue About Schoenberg (1965) Schoenberg Phantasy for Violin and Piano, Op.47 Yehudi Menuhin, violin; Glenn Gould, piano Discussion Period Frank Johnson, M.D. ***LUNCH BREAK*** "Glenn Gould's Hand" Frank Wilson, M.D. Gould About Strauss (1966) Gould About La Valse (1974) Ravel La Valse, Poeme Choréographique (Piano Transcription by Glenn Gould) Discussion Period Frank Johnson, M.D., Moderator Gould About Elektra with Humphrey Burton (1966) Strauss Elektra (Piano Transcription by Glenn Gould) excerpt "Glenn Gould and the Future of Music and Communications" John Roberts Radio as Music (1975) introduced by John Roberts Walton Scotch Rhapsody (1974-1975) Discussion Period Frank Johnson, M.D., Moderator ***INTERMISSION*** Gould on Hindemith (1977) Hindemith Sonata for Trumpet and Piano Mit Kraft R. Criseda, trumpet; Glenn Gould, piano Gould on Scriabin (1974) Scriabin Désir, Op. 57 No. 1 Gould About Wawa (1968) III THE FINAL YEARS "Glenn Gould Plays the Truth" Robert Silverman Sir Nigel Twitt-Thornewaite (1977) Myron Chianti (1977) Gould Converses with Monsaingeon Bach Well-Tempered Clavier II Fugue in E Major (Excerpt) Gould in Conversation with Monsaingeon (1980) Bach Partita No.4 in D Major V. Sarabande VII. Gigue Interview with Maureen Forrester (1982) Mahler, Symphony No.2 Urlicht Maureen Forrester; Glenn Gould, Conductor Closing Statement Ruth A. Felt, President, San Francisco Performances Bach, Goldberg Variations (1981) SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES Peter Ostwald, M.D. After completing his psychiatric training at the Cornell Medical School in New York, Dr. Ostwald joined the faculty of the University of California in San Francisco, where he developed a sound-lab for studying voice changes associated with emotional disorder.