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Opening post by scaloppa

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I am sharing my readings with you, I would start with
"The Pianistic Art of Vincenzo Scaramuzza."

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Reply 2 by torrese

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THANK YOU!!! Scaloppa for this "pearl"... one never stops "learning".........

You are a person to be respected.

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saverio

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Reply 5 by SteKlavier61

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Dear Sir/Madam, interesting, thank you for sharing the text

I found it cited in:

"Vincenzo Scaramuzza. The Master of Great Pianists. Genius of an artist and a teacher."

by Pamela Ivana Edmea Panzica Musical publishing house eco

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Reply 9 by Thesimon

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If someone informs me that the copyright on the shared book in question has expired, I will leave it; otherwise, I will be forced to remove it. 24 hours from now. Thank you

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Reply 10 by Tiger

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TheSimon wrote:

If someone informs me that the copyright on the book in question has expired, I will leave it; otherwise, I will be forced to remove it. 24 hours from now. Thank you

If this is it, he died in 1968, so for 46 years

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincenzo_Scaramuzza#Vincenzo_Scaramuzza/?s=2&_suid=14148746811840676530109976919

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Scaramuzza left no trace of his teaching method in specific educational works, but one of his students, Maria Rosa Oubiña de Castro, managed to reconstruct it based on notes and sketches written by him during his lifetime: she derived a book from them, "Enseñanzas de un gran maestro: Vicente Scaramuzza", published in 1973.

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincenzo_Scaramuzza#Vincenzo_Scaramuzza/?s=2&_suid=14148746811840676530109976919

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Reply 11 by Thesimon

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I'm sorry guys but I have to remove it... We'll talk about it again in 24 years! The minimum for copyright to expire in Italy is 70 years from the death of the rights beneficiary.

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