Starting a book by singing one's praise is already dubious. Then you come across this
>(...) Mental Play (...) It is almost unbelievable that such an essential skill has been mostly neglected by piano teachers.
which is a top "crank red flag".
>(...) Mental Play (...) It is almost unbelievable that such an essential skill has been mostly neglected by piano teachers.
which is a top "crank red flag".
> The probability of playing incorrectly is nearly 100%, because there is almost an infinity of ways to play incorrectly but only one best way.
I'm sure this book has some useful information within, but my 5 minutes spent checking out different parts have so far left a very poor impression. Combined with its verbosity, it's hard to justify giving it serious attention...