These really are funny. A reminder that ALL animals can be jerks. Even the cute ones. Sometimes they're just not in the mood. Other times they just insist on getting their way.

This starts with a breathtaking 4:30 performance that is then followed up with a detailed lesson for the budding pianist.

The prolific concert artist and sought-after teacher Jeffrey Biegel demonstrates the octave exercises devised by his former Juilliard teacher, the late Adele Marcus.

A masterclass by Claire Huangci on playing large chords that stretch further than your hand.

Glenn Gould plays extracts from Bach's Aria with 30 Variations BWV 988 also known as ""The Goldberg Variations"". Broadcast by CBC on 3rd June 1964.

Glenn Gould was 28 years old here. For the impatient, Gould's performance begins at 5:08, but I strongly encourage you to watch Leonard Bernstein's fascinating introduction.

Glenn Gould performs Beethoven’s "Piano Sonata No. 17 in D minor op 31/2 - The Tempest“, at the classical music television series "Music For a Sunday Afternoon", originally broadcast on March 19, 1967.

This is a magnificent compilation of pieces from some of the best pianists in history. Including Glenn Gould, Elly Ney, Kemal Gekić, Cond. Leif Segerstam and many others. World-renowned pianists with a touch of orchestra. Enjoy and marvel in their wond...

This truly is a piece of history caught on film. From her heartbreaking childhood to her triumphant career.

40 years after his death, Glenn Gould continues to inspire and irritate.