Re: GG: GG as vocalist

[Arin Murphy <la_murph@alcor.concordia.ca>]

Gregory:

CD318 wasn't always available, seeing as how it couldn't be shipped all 
over the world with Gould. I suppose you could say that the vocalising 
came about as a result of his attempts during live performances to atone 
for the failure of whatever instrument he was working with to live up to 
his expectations, and it became such a habit that he automatically did it 
even during his later recordings. I'll look into it more for you.

Arin Murphy
Concordia University, Montreal
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