Title: A wonderfully vivid story of pianos and people
Product review: I was pleased to read Lieberman's book on the Steinways and their pianos. This social history of pianos, piano-making, and piano-promoting makes its characters come alive. And just when you were wondering what the context is - what was happening in New York City, in the United States, or in Germany at the Germany at the time - Lieberman is there to tell you. While it's clear that this was a monumental research effort, it doesn't read like one. This is a great book of social history written by a historian who obviously relishes telling a good story.
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