Godowsky, the Pianists' Pianist. a Biography of Leopold Godowsky.
- 402 stránek
- 15 hodin čtení
The book offers a fresh perspective on Godowsky's significant impact on piano music, exploring his complex personality and reaffirming his reputation as "a pianist for pianists," a title bestowed by critic J.G. Huneker. Jeremy Nicholas delves into Godowsky's contributions and artistry, providing insights that enhance the understanding of this influential figure. The edition includes a new foreword and updates, enriching the reader's experience with additional context and corrections.