American Keyboard Artists

This hardcover edition of "American Keyboard Artists" is an ex-library copy, indicating the presence of library stickers and markings. The cover is intact and the binding appears sturdy, ensuring the book's longevity as a reference piece. The absence of a dust jacket is noted, and the book is free from any inscriptions or signatures.

"American Keyboard Artists," edited by Stephen Husarik, Ph.D., is a comprehensive exploration of notable American musicians in the realm of keyboard artistry. Published by the Chicago Biographical Center in 1989, this hardcover edition offers a detailed look into the lives and contributions of key figures in American music. The book is particularly valuable for its in-depth biographical sketches and analysis, making it a significant resource for music historians and enthusiasts alike. Although primarily a library reference, this edition's robust hardcover binding ensures durability. The book's focus on American musicians highlights its importance in understanding the cultural contributions of keyboard artists. This specific copy, an ex-library edition, may show typical library markings but retains its academic value.