Synopsis
This impressive volume features over 600 alphabetically-arranged articles covering artisans, composers, events, companies, instrument construction, culture and history, research discoveries, and future trends.
Cmprehensive in scope, the Encyclopedia of the Piano traces the evolution of this popular instrument and includes important and factual information on the fortepiano, player piano, electronic piano, and synthesizer as well.
A visual celebration, the Encyclopedia of the Piano is sure to appeal to performers, music historians, and general readers wanting information about their own pianos, concerts, or the role of a particular composer in the development of the piano.
About the Author
Robert Palmieri, Professor of Music at Kent State University, resides in Kent, Ohio.
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