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Author: David Vallieres

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Introduction
The “New” Book Market
Why books?
How Condition Makes A Book Valuable
The Importance of Book Condition
How To Describe Books Accurately so They Sell Instantly
Dustjackets
More On Book Descriptions
Frequently Questions Regarding Rare and Important Books
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First Indications That A Book Is Collectible and Maybe Even Valuable
Additional Random Thoughts on Identifying First Editions and Book Values
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Specific Areas To Deal In
Americana Bibliography
Science Fiction Bibliography
Reference Bibliography for Used Books
What To Include In Your Inventory
Which Authors Bring The Most Money?
Books To Stay Away From
Non-Fiction Areas That Sell Well
Understanding Book Values and Pricing
Condition, Supply & Demand Relative to Value
Places To Buy Used and Rare Books
How To Sell Your Books on The Internet
Ways of Selling Your Inventory Besides The Internet
General Rules for Operating as a Dealer of Used and Rare Books
Marketing in the Real World
Why People Buy A Product or Service
How To Get Good Results in Your New Business
Planning Your Business So You Almost Always Get Good Results
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What Specialization Can Do For You
Here’s How To Make $100,000 A Year
How to Safely Ship Your Books To Dealers, Collectors
Book Size Description Terms
Book Size Descriptions Commonly Used By Book Dealers On The Internet
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Glossary of Book Terms

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VIOLIN MASTERY Talks with Master Violinists and Teachers: Comprising interviews with YSAYE, KREISLER, ELMAN, AUER, THIBAUD, HEIFETZ, HARTMANN, MAUD POWELL and others to discuss esthetic and technical phases of the art of violin playing in detail, their concept of what Violin Mastery means, and how it may be acquired. First Published in 1919

Contents:

EUGÈNE YSAYE – The Tools of Violin Mastery
LEOPOLD AUER – A Method without Secrets
EDDY BROWN – Hubay and Auer: Technic: Hints to the Student
MISCHA ELMAN – Life and Color in Interpretation. Technical Phases
SAMUEL GARDNER – Technic and Musicianship
ARTHUR HARTMANN – The Problem of Technic
JASCHA HEIFETZ – The Danger of Practicing Too Much. Technical Mastery and Temperament
DAVID HOCHSTEIN – The Violin as a Means of Expression
FRITZ KREISLER – Personality in Art
FRANZ KNEISEL – The Perfect String Ensemble
ADOLFO BETTI – The Technic of the Modern Quartet
HANS LETZ – The Technic of Bowing
DAVID MANNES – The Philosophy of Violin Teaching
TIVADAR NACHÉZ – Joachim and Léonard as Teachers
MAXIMILIAN PILZER – The Singing Tone and the Vibrato
MAUD POWELL – Technical Difficulties: Some Hints for the Concert Player
LEON SAMETINI – Harmonics
ALEXANDER SASLAVSKY – What the Teacher Can and Cannot Do
TOSCHA SEIDEL – How to Study
EDMUND SEVERN – The Joachim Bowing and Others
ALBERT SPALDING – The Most Important Factor in the Development of an Artist
THEODORE SPIERING – The Application of Bow Exercises to the Study of Kreutzer
JACQUES THIBAUD – The Ideal Program
GUSTAV SAENGER – The Editor as a Factor in “Violin Mastery”

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CONTENTS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
PRELUDE
IGNACE JAN PADEREWSKI
ERNEST SCHELLING…..The Hand of a Pianist
ERNESTO CONSOLO…..Making the Piano a Musical Instrument
SIGISMOND STOJOWSKI…..Mind in Piano Study
RUDOLPH GANZ…..Conserving Energy in Piano Practise
TINA LERNER…..An Audience the Best Teacher
ETHEL LEGINSKA…..Relaxation the Keynote of Modern Piano Playing
BERTHA FIERING TAPPER…..Mastering Piano Problems
CARL M. ROEDER…..Problems of Piano Teachers
KATHARINE GOODSON…..An Artist at Home
MARK HAMBOURG…..Form, Technic, and Expression
TOBIAS MATTHAY…..Watching the Artist Teacher at Work
HAROLD BAUER…..The Question of Piano Tone
A VISIT TO RAOUL PUGNO…..Training the Child
THUEL BURNHAM…..The “Melody” and “Coloratura” Hand
EDWIN HUGHES…..Some Essentials of Piano Playing
FERRUCCIO BUSONI…..An Artist at Home
ADELE AUS DER OHE….Another Artist at Home
ELEANOR SPENCER…..More Light on Leschetizky’s Ideas
ARTHUR HOCHMAN…..How the Pianist Can Color Tone with Action and Emotion
TERESA CARREÑO…..Early Technical Training
WILHELM BACHAUS…..Technical Problems Discussed
ALEXANDER LAMBERT…..American and European Teachers
FANNIE BLOOMFIELD ZEISLER…..The Scope of Piano Technic
AGNES MORGAN…..Simplicity in Piano Teaching
EUGENE HEFFLEY…..Modern Tendencies
GERMAINE SCHNITZER…..Modern Methods in Piano Study
OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH…..Characteristic Touch on the Piano
HANS VON BÜLOW AS TEACHER AND INTERPRETER…..Teacher and Interpreter
HINTS ON INTERPRETATION FROM TWO AMERICAN TEACHERS
VITAL POINTS IN PIANO PLAYING…..
SECTION II…..Hand Position, Finger Action, and Artistic Touch
SECTION III…..The Art of Practise
SECTION IV…..How to Memorize
SECTION V…..Rhythm and Tone Color in Piano Playing

First Published in 1915

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