Author: (Hungary) Carl Flesch | Translator
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: This book is truly rare. The renowned violin teacher discusses his contemporaries and colleagues in it. He is erudite, candid, and offers well-founded, insightful arguments, making him the most perceptive and brilliant critic on violin matters. Carl Flesch's writings are an early example of support for body mechanics in string education. He emphasized the importance of correct movements in his teaching, as he did with all his famous students. The book is authoritative and captivating in many aspects. Historically, it is not only a milestone in an overlooked field but also a reflection of the personal dedication of a great violinist and musician. It will deeply attract all contemporary musicians and music lovers, and its valuable contribution to the history of violin performance will also benefit future generations.
"Song of Life (Memoirs of Carl Flesch)"
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