Piano Passion

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	"Excellent book from a professional pianist, debunks many myths about the piano and piano playing."

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	"Interesting book from the piano bench."

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	"Probably the best method to learn or improve your sightreading"

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	"A great DVD which focuses on the Great Pianists of the early 20th century."

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	"Great book about the evolution of the piano, full of deatailed colour photographs."

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	"A facinating book about the great pianists from the begining of piano playing to the 1960´s"

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	"A book published 1954 and it´s focus is on the social history of the piano and its players and the decline of piano playing when the radio and the phonograph became available. Brilliant stuff."

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	"First published in 1911 and is an interesting book about pianos and their makers up to that point."

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	"Bach the best of them all, a very good book on how to interpret his Great music."

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	"The WTC is in my opinion the greatest masterpiece ever written, this is a detailed book (she has written four volumes on the WTC)  which thoroughly examines the preludes and fuges."

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	"Gives a good overview and lots of advice on The brilliant music for piano by Debussy."

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	"Lots of insights and good advice on many styles."

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	"Perlemutter is the best Ravel interpreter I have heard, and he knew Ravel and so here you have advice straight from the horses mouth so to speak"

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	"The best method available to master the popular styles."

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	"Lots of advice on contemporary styles for piano and keyboards."

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	"Lots of licks and interesting phrases for Jazz, Blues, Rock and other popular styles."

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	"Blues is the foundation for Jazz and many other popular styles. This is a good book which teaches the basic blues style."

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	"Lots of good exercises from the  Jazz virtuoso Oscar Peterson."

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	"Absolutely the best book to get a good classical technique, which is usefull for any style of music. Five finger exercises and all the scales broken chords and arpeggios. A Must for any student."

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	"A very good book about pianos and what to look for when you are buying one or evaluating the quality of a piano."

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	"Lot of interesting information on the piano and piano playing."

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	"Modern Classical masters speak on piano related things."

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	"Teaching from the master."

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	"A good handbook on the piano and playing it."

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	"The classic from C.P.E. Bach."