Descriptive Programmes Of Carl Wolfsohn's Eighteen Historical Pianorecitals Beginning February 17, 1877 Containing Biographical Sketches Of Composers, Explanations And Definitions Of The Musical Works, And A History Of The Piano

This fascinating volume contains detailed programmes and notes for a series of historical piano recitals given by Carl Wolfsohn in the late 19th century. The book includes biographical sketches of the composers whose works were performed, as well as explanations and definitions of the music itself. If you're a lover of classical music or pianos, or simply intrigued by a bygone era of music-making, this book is an essential read.

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