Pianist. He studied at the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto, before making his debut as a soloist with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. He then performed extensively in the USA and Europe, but left the concert stage after only 10 years, in 1964. He became a renowned recording artist, particularly of works by Bach, and was known for his innovative radio documentaries, television shows, and occasional writings. TLS, two pages, 8.5 x 11, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Société Radio-Canada letterhead, May 11, 1972. In part: “April has come and gone and so, I’m afraid, has my deadline in regard to the ‘Radio’ piece…that piece would have expressed a similar point of view about the importance of the medium and the virtually untapped resources if affords.” Accompanied by an unsigned photo of the pianist. In fine condition, with typical letter folds and a few slight surface creases, staple to upper left. R&R COA.
