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Steinway: From glory to controversy : the family, the business, the piano
  

Steinway: From glory to controversy : the family, the business, the piano [Paperback]

Susan Goldenberg
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3.0 out of 5 stars A good addition to your music library, Sep 6 2000
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Ed Ting (Amherst, NH USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Steinway: From glory to controversy : the family, the business, the piano (Paperback)
The title of this book, "From Glory to Controversy" led me to approach it with some caution, but it's actually a well-balanced overview of the family and its pianos. It's a little on the short side (222 pages, in rather large print) and the few photos are of poor quality.

If you're interested in Steinway pianos, get "Steinway and Sons" by Richard K Lieberman (1995). But this one makes a good supplement.

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3.0 out of 5 stars A good addition to your music library, Sep 6 2000
By Ed Ting - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Steinway: From glory to controversy : the family, the business, the piano (Paperback)
The title of this book, "From Glory to Controversy" led me to approach it with some caution, but it's actually a well-balanced overview of the family and its pianos. It's a little on the short side (222 pages, in rather large print) and the few photos are of poor quality.

If you're interested in Steinway pianos, get "Steinway and Sons" by Richard K Lieberman (1995). But this one makes a good supplement.

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