Chopin: Pianist and Teacher as Seen by His Pupils

Nicholas Temperley · Jean-Jacques Eigeldinger · Naomi Shohet · Krysia Osostowicz · Roy Howat

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List of illustrations Acknowledgements Explanation of references Editor's note Abbreviations Introduction 1. Technique and style 2. Interpretation of Chopin's work Notes List of Chopin's pupils whose recollections are quoted in this book Appendix Bibliography Index of persons Index of musical works.

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