Presented by the Glenn Gould Foundation, in collaboration with the Alliance Française, Toronto, and Faculty of Music at the University of Toronto
On October 15, 2016, as part of The Toronto School International Conference, The Glenn Gould Foundation, in collaboration with the Alliance Française and the Faculty of Music at the UofT, presented “Glenn Gould and the Toronto School: Words, Music, Images”.
Conceived as a moving and engaging evening of pictures, performances, and conversations, this event reflected on Gould’s relationship to Marshall McLuhan, technology and the so-called Toronto School of Communication.
This multimedia presentation featured prominent commentators, musical performances, and screenings that will illuminate, celebrate and reassess the unique legacy of one of the twentieth century’s most renowned and internationally acclaimed Canadians.
With Caryl Clark, University of Toronto, Faculty of Music; Penny Johnson, pianist; John McGreevy, McGreevy Productions; Paul Théberge, Carleton University; and Lorne Tulk, Gould’s technician at CBC
Curated by Steve Hicks
