T.E. Carnhart Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Walking his two young children to school, Thad Carhart is drawn to a modest storefront in his Paris neighborhood marked by the sign Desforges Pianos. Initially barred from entry by the shop's stern owner, his curiosity eventually leads to an introduction, unveiling a hidden world. Luc, the master of the atelier, becomes an essential guide to the piano's history and artistry. The narrative weaves together a musical friendship with insights into how pianos function, their rich history, and the stories of those who nurture them, from amateur players to skilled craftsmen. This work offers a captivating glimpse of an unseen Paris and a heartfelt exploration of rekindling a childhood passion. Praise highlights Carhart's fluid and lovely prose, enticing even the most reluctant back to the piano and Paris. The writing is described as captivating, capturing the essence of the French experience and the unpredictable joys of serendipity, while also delving into themes of friendship and community. Carhart's sensuous style reflects a deepened understanding of music, his childhood, and his connection to Paris. This book has been recognized as one of the best of the year by The Washington Post Book World.