The Way of the Conductor -His origins, purpose, and procedure By Karl Krueger

1958 hardcover

Charles Scribner & Sons

Good Condition

The Way of the Conductor: His Origins, Purpose, and Procedures is a landmark 1958 book written by the prominent American conductor Karl Krueger. Published by Charles Scribner's Sons, the 250-page work serves as an authoritative guide for laymen and musicians alike, stripping away the "romantically occult halo" often surrounding the maestro to explain the mechanical and artistic reality of conducting.