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Re: Gould Bias
On 14 Feb 97 at 21:06, Tag Gallagher wrote:
> Try Josef Hofmann. (Anyone know what Gould thought of him?)
Geoffrey Payzant (p. 2) quotes from the Vincent Tovell interview At
home with Glenn Gould (1959):
When he was six Glenn was taken for the first time to hear a live
musical performance by a celebrated soloist.
It was Hofmann. It was, I think, his last performance in Toronto,
and it was a staggering impression. The only thing I can really
remember is that, when I was being brought home in the car, I was
in that wonderful state of half-awakeness in which you hear all
sorts of incredible sounds going through your mind. They were all
*orchestral* sounds, but I was playing them all, and suddenly I
was Hofmann. I was enchanted.
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