Harold C. Schonberg First Published: 1963 (Revised editions published in 1987 and 2002)
For anyone interested in classical music, The Great Pianists serves as an essential "who’s who" of the keyboard. It provides the context needed to understand why we listen to Horowitz today, why Liszt was considered a rock star of his time, and how the simple act of pressing keys on a keyboard became one of the most complex and revered art forms in history. Harold Schonberg The Great Pianists Pdf
Detailed accounts of the Romantic era where pianists were treated like rock stars. Harold C
: Multiple digitized versions are available for free to borrow or download in various formats (DAISY, PDF/ePub for borrowing). 1987 Revised Edition (English) 1963 Edition (English) Spanish Edition ("Los Grandes Pianistas") Open Library Detailed accounts of the Romantic era where pianists
First published in 1963 and later updated in 1987, this work is considered a classic in music criticism.
"The Great Pianists" is more than just a book about pianists; it's a comprehensive guide to the history of piano music. Schonberg's work provides a unique perspective on the development of piano playing and the evolution of musical styles over the centuries. The book is a valuable resource for pianists, music historians, and music enthusiasts, offering insights into the lives and careers of the greatest pianists of all time.
