Glenn Gould interviewed by Hugh Thomson in 1958
Edited captions are available for this item. Select 'English', not 'English (auto-generated)'. July 15, 1958. An interview which is light-hearted and even trivial in tone. There is a chance for Gould to embroider some of his stories – a proposed Horowitz spoof, which is an idea he could never let go, and what may be the first appearance of the gas mask story. Present is all the usual rubbish about mittens and chairs. Is this sort of thing the reason why Gould began scripting his interviews? A transcript was printed in Glenn Gould magazine, Fall 2001.

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