About Albert Brussee Books
Albert Brussee concluded his piano studies at the Muzieklyceum in Amsterdam with the Prix d'Excellence (1974), the most prestigious award in Holland at that time. From 1975 until recent times he taught Piano and Keyboard History at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague. He has written a great number of articles on music historical and piano pedagogical subjects, also in British, German, Hungarian and American journals. After the reconstruction and editing of early versions of Liszt's 'Harmonies poétiques et religieuses', Albert Brussee has acquired a good reputation internationally as a Liszt expert. Additionally, he composes piano music in the Romantic style, in which a certain influence of the 'light muse' is recognizable. He has produced to date seven CDs with for the greater part unjustly forgotten piano music, which have been received well, both in the Netherlands and abroad. More information is to be found on www.albertbrussee.nl.
