Richard Strauss
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✎ Suggest a correctionPresents Glen Gould, a pianist noted for eccentric interpretation and for his belief in the superiority of recording over live performance. Expresses Gould's opinion that Strauss is a composer whose originality is too much taken for granted. Offers examples of Strauss' works, including compositions for the piano and Gould's own transcriptions of orchestral and operatic compositions.
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