Help me find Argerich's teacher's book?

[thalberg]

Martha Argerich studied with Vincenzo Scaramuzza.  His teachings are in large part responsible for her wonderful technique.  His ideas were published in a 1927 book under the title "Enseñanzas de un gran maestro".  Does anyone know where I can find this?  Help me look.  If we can find it, we will all be as good as Argerich.  I promise.

[iroveashe]

A friend of my family studied with Scaramuzza, she mentions him all the time and she was Argerich's childhood friend. I'll try to contact her and ask her.

[thalberg]

Thank you so much!  Please let me know how it turns out.  I'd love to find out about this.

[jgallag]

Please let us all know about it. We're interested. 

[iroveashe]

She's currently in USA, and she's supposed to come back to Argentina in September. I'll e-mail her next week to see if she's busy; if she is I guess we'll have to wait until then

[tanman]

If we can find it, we will all be as good as Argerich.  I promise.

 

[dax37]

Hello!
I'm from Argentina an I'm a new member of this very interesting forum.
This Book was written by María Rosa Oubiña, a piano teacher who studied already 20 years with Scaramuzza and who continued with a very special and effective way of teaching. She wrote another books, edited a DVD, and she's actually writing a new book with the indications of Scaramuzza to some of his pupils. You can visit for more information:

https://www.centroestudiospianisticos.com/

[thalberg]

dax37, thank you for the wonderful information.  I cannot get the web page to load.  Anyone else having that problem?

[leonbloy]

Yes, the web design of that site (splash screen in flash) sucks.
My Chrome browser cant display it, I had to open IE