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Written at the height of his career, this little book by the inward poet of the piano is a clear statement of principles based on his lifelong experience in performance and teaching. The heart of the guide is devoted to the attainment of a beautiful tone, and specific musical ex…
This little book, written at the height of his career by Josef Lhevinne, the "inward poet of the piano," is a clear statement of principles based on his lifelong experience in performance and teaching. Lhevinne was, with Rachmaninoff, Schnabel and Hofmann, one of the great moder…
A master of technique advocates a balanced approach to piano playing in this comprehensive guide. The first part discusses practice methods, use of the pedal, playing pieces as written, and other rules. The second section answers frequently asked questions about body and hand po…
With the wonderful writing one would expect from a longtime New Yorker reporter, piano aficionado Charles Cooke offers concrete routines for improving your piano performance. A pleasant and constant cheerleader, Cooke asks readers to practice every day, suggesting that they work…
"With the wonderful writing one would expect from a longtime New Yorker reporter, piano aficionado Charles Cooke offers concrete routines for improving your piano performance. A pleasant and constant cheerleader, Cooke asks readers to practice every day, suggesting that they wor…
"With the wonderful writing one would expect from a longtime New Yorker reporter, piano aficionado Charles Cooke offers concrete routines for improving your piano performance. A pleasant and constant cheerleader, Cooke asks readers to practice every day, suggesting that they wor…
