Piano Mastery: Talks with Master Pianists and Teachers was written by Harriette Brower in 1915. Most of the talks in this book came from Music America. Ms Brower hoped that they would benefit teachers and students of the piano. Interviews in this collection include Ernest Schelling - The Hand of a Pianist, Ernesto Consolo - Making the Piano a Musical Instrument. Sigismond Stojowski - Mind in Piano Study, Rudolph Ganz - Conserving Energy in Piano Practise, Tina Lerner - An Audience the Best Teacher, Ethel Leginska - Relaxation the Keynote of Modern Piano Playing, Carl M. Roeder - Problems of Piano Teachers, Katherine Goodson - An Artist at Home, Mark Hambourg - Form, Technic, and Expression, Tobias Matthay - Watching the Artist Teacher at Work, Harold Bauer - The Question of Piano Tone, Raoul Pugno - Training the Child, Thuel Burnham - The "Melody" and "Coloratura" Hand, Edwin Hughes - Some Essentials of Piano Playing, Ferruccio Busoni - An Artist at Home, Adele Ausderohe - Another Artist at Home, Eleanor Spencer - More Light on Leschetizky's Ideas, and more.