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Author : Teresa Carreno, Anton Rubinstein
Rubinstein is regarded as Liszt's sole potential competitor in the concert arena, while Carreño stands out as the leading female pianist of the late 19th century. The two engage in a dialogue about "the essence of the piano," focusing on the intricacies of piano pedaling. An examination of Rubinstein's technique is conducted through the pieces he performed during the years 1885-1886. Carreño's insights delve into her nuanced sensitivity, which is achieved through the interplay of touch and pedal.
This book serves as a comprehensive guide for arrangers, composers, copyists, songwriters, and educators on the proper preparation of music manuscripts. It provides an authoritative and current overview of standard practices in music notation. The text addresses the correct drawing and positioning of clefs, stems, chords, lyrics, meters, phrase marks, and slurs, in addition to the notation of chord symbols, lead sheets, and tablature. Furthermore, the workbook component demonstrates how to effectively apply the concepts outlined in the Write It Right! guide, featuring pages filled with examples to complete, problems to resolve, and questions and arrangements to finalize. Presented in a user-friendly format, this workbook delivers essential practical experience that every musician should possess.