:30:04
Of course in a way he was right.
:30:09
ln an audience some hear better than
others some see better than others.
:30:15
Sometimes in large churches people are
seated behind pillars and can't see.
:30:23
Acoustics can be exaggerated.
You hear too much or too little...
:30:30
the volume is too high
or the reverberation hurts the ears.
:30:35
He is right.
lt's not always ideal.
:30:40
But it's part of life.
For me it exists as a live element.
:30:46
Personally l find Glen Gould's
life too... too artificial.
:30:54
But as l said it's because l am not
in his league as a creator.
:31:01
l cannot make a life for myself
on my own excluding everybody else...
:31:10
and concentrating only on
this intellectual exercise.
:31:16
And the physical-- Trying to
avoid drafts protected by a scarf...
:31:24
not tolerating someone touching
my shoulder...
:31:29
And at the same time
he loved going to fishing villages...
:31:35
over the great--
:31:41
The great distances that Canada offers.
He liked that.
:31:45
He liked nature.
He liked natural men.
:31:49
He liked the fisherman
much more than a New York audience.