Great Pianists on Piano Playing : Godowsky, Hofmann, Lhevinne, Paderewski and 24 Other Legendary Performers

The artist's life 5(19) James Francis Cooke Are pianists born or made? 24(16) James Francis Cooke The story of a wonder child 40(11) Pepito Arriola The pianists of to-morrow 51(12) Wilhelm Bachaus Artistic aspects of piano study 63(16) Harold Bauer Appearing in public 79(17) Fanny Bloomfield-Zeisler Important details in piano study 96(12) Ferruccio Busoni Distinctive piano playing 108(13) Teresa Carreno Essentials of touch 121(11) Ossip Gabrilowitsch The real significance of technic 132(11) Leopold Godowsky Analyzing masterpieces 143(13) Katherine Goodson Progress in piano study 156(13) Josef Hofmann Piano study in Russia 169(12) Josef Lhevinne Vladimir de Pachmann 181(15) Modern pianistic problems 196(11) Max Pauer Essentials of artistic playing 207(14) Sergei Rachmaninoff Systematic musical training 221(14) Alfred Reisenauer The training of the virtuoso 235(16) Emil Sauer Economy in music study 251(15) Xaver Scharwenka Learning a new piece 266(12) Ernest Schelling What interpretation really is 278(11) Sigismund Stojowski Breadth in musical art 289(12) Ignaz Jan Paderewski Thoroughness in Hungarian music study 301(9) Yolanda Mero Opportunities and limitations in pianoforte playing 310(11) Rudolf Ganz Universality in piano teaching methods 321(12) Ernest Hutcheson Concentration in music study 333(15) Olga Samaroff Insuring progress in music study 348(15) Mark Hambourg Modernism in pianoforte study 363(19) Percy Grainger Profitable practice versus wasted practice 382(15) Alexander Lambert Nervousness in piano playing 397 Alberto Jonas