“When Philippe Entremont recounts his memories with a touch of humour and with playful sarcasm, he does it with such elegance and accessibility without seeking to preach. Stories from the many years of searching and learning are discussed without pretension, starting with his glorious 1953 debut at the age of 18 at Carnegie Hall, up to his extensive work as a conductor for orchestras around the world, through precious encounters and anecdotes from the world of music.”

“Philippe Entremont is one of the most famous French pianists alive, first studying with Marguerite Long and Jean Doyen at the Paris Conservatoire where he won two first prizes at the age of 15. He has given over six thousand concerts around the world including one hundred with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Entremont is also one of the most recorded artists of all time.”