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Glenn Gould

Concert Tours

Part 4 of 7

Photograph of a collection of Glenn Gould's unreturned hotel keys

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Gould often forgot to return the keys to hotel rooms where he stayed, and, over the years, inadvertently developed a collection

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First page of a letter from Glenn Gould to Leonard Bernstein, addressed to "Dear Leonardo". Typescript, December 13, 1961

Publicity flyer issued by Walter Homburger, 1956. "Hats off, gentlemen, make way for an artist who has few peers even at this early point in his life" (American Record Guide, February 1956)

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Program for Utah Symphony Orchestra concert at the Mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, Utah, February 18, 1959. Maurice Abravanel conducting. Gould played Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3 in C Minor Op. 37

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Front cover

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Telephone message "for Mr. Ockeghem", April 8, 1962, taken at the Stanhope Hotel in New York City noting that "Leonard Bernstein called." (Johannes Ockeghem was a fifteenth-century Flemish composer, a master of counterpoint.)

Telephone message FOR MR. OCKEGHEM from Leonard Bernstein, 1962

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Telephone message "for Mr. Ockeghem", April 8, 1962

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