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Quote by Ernst Bacon

“Dancing is the body made poetic.”

Quote by Ernst Bacon

Book:Notes on the Piano

Work

Notes on the Piano

This book explores the nuances of piano performance, offering readers a deep dive into the technical and emotional aspects of playing the instrument. more

Author

Ernst Bacon was an American composer known for his contributions to both jazz and classical music. His works blended these two styles, showcasing his unique personal style. Born on May 26, 1898, he passed away on March 16, 1990. more

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