The Piano Shop On The Left Bank: Discovering a Forgotten Passion in a Paris Atelier I recently found this book in my local public library and checked it out, more from curiousity than anything. What I found is a book that should be required reading for aspiring piano teachers and highly recommended for parents considering [...]
Just for fun today, let’s take a break and look at piano history through the comic genius of Victor Borge, a hilariously funny individual as well as a great musician. Who better to have fun at the piano? (Just wondering – was he as funny in his mother language? Feel free to leave a comment.) [...]
I recently began researching the history of some of the “old families” of piano making in America. Imagine my delight when, a few days ago, I came across 2 videos on YouTube which shared much of the story for Mason & Hamlin. Kudos to Pianojanna for posting these videos. The Mason & Hamlin Story – [...]