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, one page, 7 x 10.5, personal letterhead, May 9, 1962. In part: “Was it you who wrote to me some months ago re a radio interview? I must confess that my files are in an impossible state and so, if it was not, please disregard this as the confused rambling of the totally disorganized.” Accompanied by the original mailing envelope and an unsigned photo of the pianist. In fine condition, with typical letter folds touching the tops of two letters of the signature and scattered faint creasing to edges. R&R COA.
