#PracticeMakesPerfect One would think that the more you practice, the better. How often has someone told us to go practice? But, know that time spent should not be the only consideration. It’s essential that we take note of how and

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Johann Peter Keller was a well-to-do wigmaker from Vienna. He married a woman named Marie Elisabeth Sailler in 1722. Between 1723 and 1744, the couple had fifteen children. One of them grew up to become Joseph Haydn’s much-maligned wife. Today,

Artur Rubinstein, born on 28 January, was one of the 20th century’s most celebrated pianists, renowned for his extraordinary technique, rich tonal palette, and deeply expressive performances. He earned his spot among the 20th-century piano greats as a Chopin interpreter.

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