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 | | Considered by many to be the virtuosic equal of Franz Liszt, and also both friend and neighbor to Frederic Chopin, Alkan was a curious, reclusive figure on the mid-century Parisian scene. |
 | | Franck also published organ editions of the pieces to be heard in the course of this program, which Alkan created for that 'dead-end' Romantic-era instrument, the pedal piano, a standard piano with an additional organ-like clavier for the feet. |
 | | Craig R. Whitney's popular book, All the Stops: the Glorious Pipe Organ and Its American Masters, is published by PublicAffairs (www.publicaffairsbooks.com). |
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