The writings and letters of Konrad Wolff
Ruth GILLEN

Presents a selection of the writings of pianist, musical theoretician, teacher, and writer Konrad Wolff for the benefit of students, teachers, musicians, and music lovers. His writings are organized into essays on composers including Frescobaldi, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Liszt, and others; letters to and from various musical talents and critics; miscellany on such matters as Christmas music, music appreciation, authenticity, and teaching and writing music; and the Brendel-Wolff "debate," which includes an addendum by Alfred Brendel. Includes a prologue by Leon Fleisher and a foreword by Russell Sherman.