Chair used by Glenn Gould for playing piano. Modified by Glenn Gould's father, Russell Herbert Gold from a wooden folding chair; 10.16cm have been sawed off of each leg, and brass brackets and half of a turnbuckle allow for individual adjustments.…
Documentary about Glenn Gould testing pianos at Steinway & Sons in New York City. Also includes film of Gould enjoying a break from public performances at his cottage near Lake Simcoe, Ontario, Canada.
Letter from G. H. Brittain (Head Facilitations Unit, Central Ontario Region) to Mr. T. P. Grant (Customs Supervisor at T. Eaton Co. Limited) with regards to importation of Mr. Gould's Steinway Concert Grand Pianos.
"Glenn Gould's beloved CD318 piano is once again on the move. This time the piano is being stored at the Museum of Nature while the National Arts Centre undergoes major renovations" (National Arts Centre. "Storing the Glenn Gould Piano | Entreposage…
Steinway CD 318 concert grand piano built in 1943 at Steinway & Sons, New York, NY (Bazzana, Kevin. 2005. Wondrous Strange : The Life and Art of Glenn Gould. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 246). "Glenn Gould discovered it backstage at the Eaton…
Poster of concerts in July for Festival Canada 1973. The poster shows all of the concerts in the four halls at the National Arts Centre: the Opera/Opéra, the Theatre/Théâtre, the Studio, and the Salon.
This red dress was worn by Patricia Wells. in the 1973 production of the opera "Cosi fan tutte" composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The costume was first created by Brian Jackson for the 1972 production of the opera, and reprised for Festival Canada…
This costume sketch was first created by Brian Jackson for the 1972 production of the opera "Cosi fan tutte" composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and reprised for Festival Canada the following year. This sketch is assumed to be for the red dress…
Photo taken at the Gala Performance held in the honour of the President of the United States of America, Ronald Reagan, and his wife, Nancy Reagan, on the occasion of their visit to Canada on Tuesday, March 10, 1981.