The Golden age of the piano a documentary on the great pianists of the twentieth century /
Describes piano's invention, how it differs from a harpsichord, names important composers and pianists, shows how the industrial revolution affected the origin of the piano, and points out how the work of certain pianists influenced the following generations of pianists
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Format: | Unknown |
Language: | English Chinese French German Italian Spanish |
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New York :
Philips,
[200-?], p1994
New York : p1994 |
Series: | Philips video classics
Philips video classics |
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Summary: | Describes piano's invention, how it differs from a harpsichord, names important composers and pianists, shows how the industrial revolution affected the origin of the piano, and points out how the work of certain pianists influenced the following generations of pianists |
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Item Description: | Title from container "Underwritten, in part, by Steinway & Sons." |
Physical Description: | 1 videodisc (115 min.) : sd., col. and b&w ; 4 3/4 in |
Format: | DVD-9; mono./stereo; video aspect ratio 4:3; NTSC, Region 1,2,3,4,5,6 DVD; mono./stereo |
Production Credits: | Written and narrated by David Dubal ; produced, directed, and edited by Peter Rosen |