Chambea

The above commentary, well known to many musicians, at one time caused a lot of noise. He is honest and important because the issue of leadership, which we will discuss later in this book, is rarely discussed in public. The code for Bernstein’s speech was a review of The New York Times chief music critic Harold Schonberg, who was completely ruthless. He suggested that Gould lacked the technique to play Brahms at normal speed. Soon after, Gould stopped performing on stage.