The Days of the Harpsichord The Pianist Sheet Music and Eric Steiners Playing Through The History of The Piano

Condition Description:

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The collection of music books and sheet music is in overall good condition, though it reflects a variety of wear typical for used educational materials. Here are the specific details of the condition:

  • Covers: The covers of many books are generally intact, with some signs of wear such as scuffing, slight creases, or edge curling, especially on older or frequently used items. A few may show moderate fading or discoloration, but they remain functional and presentable.

  • Pages: The pages themselves are mostly in good condition. However, some may have curled edges or creases, particularly near the outer corners or the spine, due to handling or storage. While these imperfections are visible, they do not affect the readability or usability of the material.

  • Writing/Annotations: Some of the sheet music and books contain handwritten annotations, notes, or markings in the margins. These markings range from light pencil notations to occasional ink underlining or circled passages. The writing is generally legible and useful for educational purposes but may show signs of personal use. Most annotations are unobtrusive, though a few could be more prominent in certain books.

  • Spine and Binding: The bindings are solid on most items, though a few older volumes may have loosened slightly, with the spine showing some wear, especially in frequently accessed texts. None of the bindings are completely detached or in danger of coming apart, and all pages remain securely bound.

  • Overall Usefulness: Despite the signs of wear, all materials remain entirely usable for study, practice, or performance. The items are functional and intact, and the condition of the materials does not hinder their practical application for learning and reference.