Piano, The Island Number of Pages: 644

Number of Pages: 644

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Piano, The Island Number of Pages: 644For more than a century the piano occupied a dominant place in music and society. Professor Ehrlich follows its fascinating history from the fortepiano of Mozart's time, through the Victorians' `household orchestra and god', to the most sophisticated modern products of the Japanese manufacturers. His protagonists include barnstorming virtuosi, fashionable ladies and aspiring clerks, the great makers and the back street `garrett masters', distinguished