Great Pianists on Piano Playing

Theo. Presser, Co., 1917. — 419 p.Great Pianists on Piano Playing: Study Talks with Foremost Virtuosos. A series of Personal Educational Conferences with Renowned Masters of the Keyboard, Presenting the Most Modern Ideas upon the Subjects of Technic, Interpretation, Style and Expression.Chapter Headings:The artist's life
Are pianists born or made?
The story of a wonder-child. Pepito Arriola
The pianist of to-morrow. Wilhelm Bachaus
Artistic aspects of piano study . Harold Bauer
Appearing in public. Fannie Bloomfield-Zeisler
Important details in piano study … Ferruccio Busoni
Distinctive piano playing. Teresa Carreño
Essentials of touch. Ossip Gabrilowitsch
The real significance of technic … Leopold Godowsky
Analyzing masterpieces. Katharine Goodson
Progress in piano study. Josef Hofmann
Piano study in Russia. Josef Lhévinne
Seeking originality. Vladimir de Pachmann
Modern pianistic problems. Max Pauer
Essentials of artistic playing. S. V. Rachmaninoff
Systematic musical training. A. Reisenauer
The training of the virtuoso. E. Sauer
Economy in music study. X. Scharwenka
Learning a new piece. E. Schelling
What interpretation really is. S. Stojowski
Breadth in musical art. Ignaz Jan Paderewski
Thoroughness in Hungarian music study. Yolando Mero
Opportunity and limitations in pianoforte playing . Rudolph Ganz
Universality in piano teaching methods. Ernest Hutcheson
Concentration in music study. Olga Samaroff
Insuring progress in music study. Mark Hambourg
Modernism in pianoforte study. Percy Grainger
Profitable practice versus wasted practice. Alexander Lambert
Nervousness in piano playing. Alberto Jonas