Fine Piano playing requires many essentials, including tone, technique, rhythm in all of its varieties, phrasing, dynamics -- and the use of the pedals, especially the damper pedal.
His students included Leonard Bernstein, who provides an Introduction with warm reminiscences of his instructor and mentor..
Its author, Henrich Gebhard, was an acclaimed twentieth-century composer, teacher, and virtuoso pianist.
This volume remedies that neglect, with numerous examples from Piano literature that illustrate the effects of pedaling.
Anton Rubinstein called the damper pedal "the soul of the piano," yet instruction and technique on its use can be difficult to come by.
This classic guide explains pedaling\'s most important uses and assists students in developing their instincts for musical and artistic pedaling.
The artistic and tasteful use of the pedal adds to the interest and beauty of performances and forms an intrinsic part of interpretation.
Fine Piano playing requires many essentials, including tone, technique, rhythm in all of its varieties, phrasing, dynamics -- and the use of the pedals, especially the damper pedal
