Glenn Gould's eccentricities and perfectionism were legendary, a part and parcel of his musical and artistic genius. His need to recreate the music he heard in his brain led him on a quest for the perfect piano, as responsive to his intuition as it was to his fingertips. In April 1957, Gould visited the Steinway factory in Astoria, Queens, and, after playing every piano in the showroom, had the final four contenders sent over to the 30th Street Studio for a more intensive audition. Don Hunstein caught the maestro, in one of the low-slung stool-like chairs he traveled with, hunched over the keys in search of the perfect sound.

Museum Quality Fine Art Print

Individually Created Using Premium Fiber-based Archival Paper

Black Wood Frame with White Mat (FRAMING OPTIONAL)

Includes Certificate of Authenticity

LIMITED EDITIONS are individually hand-made and developed in a darkroom. These Silver Gelatin prints are developed from the original negative and signed by the photographer and numbered, each edition is limited to 200 prints. Currently limited edition prints are only available as 16" x 20".