Piano and Song


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(4.6 estrellas; 12 reseñas)

Piano and Song by Friedrich Wieck offers a unique blend of conversation and instruction, making it an engaging resource for anyone interested in the art of piano playing. Wieck, a prominent music educator and the father of Clara Schumann, shares his insights on teaching, learning, and performing, providing a window into the musical practices of the 19th century.

Set against the backdrop of a vibrant musical community, this work explores the dynamics between teacher and student, as well as the joys and challenges of mastering the piano. Wieck's approach is both practical and philosophical, emphasizing the importance of emotional expression in music.

With its dramatic readings and varied cast, Piano and Song not only serves as a guide for aspiring pianists but also as a reflection on the cultural significance of music in personal and social contexts. This audiobook invites listeners to appreciate the depth of musical education and the relationships that shape it.

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Introduction - Title Page and Prefaces 7:48 Leído por Sandra G
ON ELEMENTARY PIANO-FORTE INSTRUCTION 21:32 Leído por David Lawrence
AN EVENING ENTERTAINMENT AT HERR ZACH'S 8:44 Leído por Kalynda
MANY STUDENTS OF THE PIANO AND FEW PLAYERS 8:41 Leído por SallyMc
A CONVERSATION WITH MRS. SOLID, AND FOUR LESSONS TO HER DAUGHTER 38:38 Leído por sparks0314
ON THE PEDAL 7:32 Leído por Algy Pug
THE SOFT-PEDAL SENTIMENT 10:25 Leído por Marty Kris
A MUSICAL TEA-PARTY AT THE HOUSE OF JOHN SPRIGGINS 16:05 Leído por Nadine Eckert-Boulet
SINGING AND SINGING-TEACHERS 13:51 Leído por Liberty Stump
THOUGHTS ON SINGING 35:17 Leído por Alan
VISIT AT MRS. N.'S 8:13 Leído por David Lawrence
SECRETS 22:03 Leído por Kalynda
THOUGHTS ON PIANO-PLAYING 24:56 Leído por Algy Pug
ON MUSICAL TALENT 14:14 Leído por Arielle Lipshaw
EXTRAVAGANCES IN SINGING AND PIANO-PLAYING 16:07 Leído por SallyMc
Conclusion 4:08 Leído por Alan

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Excellent performances


(5 estrellas)

The book itself is worth three stars, but the performances in the audiobook are what make it five. Bravo!