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Teaching Genius
Reviews (10)
9 July 2015The kindest and most interested teacher ever!
As a DeLay student in chamber music class; this book describes her wonderfully and accurately.
19 April 2014Insightful
Very interesting to read another teachers perspective, and how she taught.
17 February 2014So, this is how musicians are made...
What a pleasant and fun reading!
31 January 2014Dorothy Delay
I've heard of so many great violinists that studied with Mrs.
2 December 2013Inspirational from start to finish, Any budding musician should prioritise this read.
Inspirational from start to finish, Any budding musician should prioritise this read, She is certainly a genius and her pupils continue to inspire new generations..
18 January 2013Amazing
DeLay was truly a teaching genius, and this book explores what made her great.
7 August 2007Very Fair Portrayal of a Gargantuan Violin Pedagogue
Some have criticized this book for giving an overly-fawning portrayal of Dorothy DeLay.
10 November 2003Amazing
Being a violinist, I found it utterly foolish to not read a book about one of the best teachers of the instrument in the 20th Century.
27 December 2001Interesting, but pulls too many punches
Barbara Lourie Sand's book about Dorothy DeLay is written by a polished journalist who knows how to tell a good story.
22 January 2001Teaching Geniuses and All the Others, Too
Through Mrs.