April 1, 2019 UPDATE The winners have been announced and To Play Again has received a Silver Medal Finalist Award. The Story Circle Network has announced the 2018 Finalists for the Sarton Women’s Book Awards. The Story Circle Network is an international nonprofit community of women writers and the Book Awards are given annually to…
Carol Rosenberger’s memoir, To Play Again, has a new ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review on Amazon: “To Play Again, is Carol Rosenberger’s gift to us all, as the alchemy between content and the subjective experience of reading her story lives on long after the ending. Her journey compels us to once again believe in the impossible simply because…
BBC Music Magazine‘s August 2018 issue features a new review for Carol Rosenberger’s To Play Again memoir: “To Play Again reveals [Carol Rosenberger’s] subsequent path back to the keyboard, even when doctors warned she should simply try to live a ‘normal’ life. To Rosenberger, life without the piano is unthinkable, and how she managed to…
TheaterJones.com‘s Cathy Ritchie has a new review for Carol Rosenberger’s To Play Again memoir: “I confess I was unfamiliar with the pianist Carol Rosenberger before this memoir came along. Mea culpa to me, as she has had a prolific recording, performing, teaching, and disc-producing career over the past four decades. But it’s primarily her struggles with physical…
James Miller interviews Carol Rosenberger about her new memoir To Play Again on JamesMillerLifeology.com: To Play Again At age twenty-one, while she was working with the legendary Nadia Boulanger in France, concert pianist Carol Rosenberger was stricken with paralytic polio—a condition that knocked out her “piano-playing” muscles. But Rosenberger refused to give up. Over the…
San Francisco Classical Voice has published an extensive new feature on Carol Rosenberger‘s memoir, To Play Again: “A new memoir, To Play Again (She Writes Press), tells the story of Rosenberger’s remarkable battle to retrain her body. Overcoming all medical, music industry and social doubt—her own fears and doubts notwithstanding — Rosenberger returned to the…
American pianist, and Delos artist, Tara Kamangar writes from New York City that she finds Carol Rosenberger’s To Play Again “a powerful memoir…I came across it yesterday front-and-center at the Juilliard Bookstore (see photos), started reading it yesterday and finished it today— so riveting and beautifully written, I couldn’t put it down.” Tara reflects that…
Below is the full interview with Carol Rosenberger by Robert Schulslaper published by Fanfare Magazine: The Land of Legend is home to brave heroes and heroines who struggle valiantly against seemingly insurmountable obstacles before emerging triumphant. Pianist and Delos General Director Carol Rosenberger may not have had to vanquish evil sorcerers, ravenous demons, or vicious…
Lynn René Bayley reviews Carol Rosenberger’s To Play Again memoir on The Art Music Lounge: “This is a remarkable memoir on several levels. … Woven through her story of excruciating pain, weakness, collapses and occasional immobility is Rosenberger’s indomitable, never-say-die spirit, inherited from her father. … When she couldn’t play piano, she taught it. When…
In 1973, I began recording for the fledgling Delos label with Szymanowski’s Masques and Etudes. Delos was the brainchild of the remarkable Amelia Haygood, then a practicing psychologist, who was also a lifelong classical music devotee. Amelia’s mission in forming Delos was to give American artists an international platform. (Everyone in the classical music business…
Colin Clarke, offers a second Fanfare Magazine review for Carol Rosenberger‘s To Play Again Memoir: “Reviewing Carol Rosenberger’s valuable two-disc set of Szymanowski for Fanfare recently, I found the interpretations intriguing and often beautiful. This book provides the background: the story of Rosenberger’s valiant battle with polio and her triumphant, heard-won return to piano proficiency…
The Press Democrat has a newly published profile on Delos Director Carol Rosenberger, her career, recordings, and her new memoir, To Play Again: Since 2007, when Delos Music recording label founder Amelia Haygood passed away, Rosenberger has also served as general director of that revered classical record label named after the Greek island where Apollo,…
We are excited to share three opportunities to meet, greet, and hear Carol Rosenberger read selections from To Play Again! Friday, April 27 @ 7:00pm Copperfield’s Books 775 Village Ct. Santa Rosa, CA 95405 Saturday, April 28th @ 1pm Book Passage 51 Tamal Vista Blvd. Corte Madera, CA, 94925 Wednesday, May 9th, at 7pm Readers’…
Carol Rosenberger At age twenty-one, while she was working with the legendary Nadia Boulanger in France, concert pianist Carol Rosenberger was stricken with paralytic polio—a condition that knocked out her “piano-playing” muscles. But Rosenberger refused to give up. Over the next ten years and against all medical advice, she struggled to rebuild her technique and…
Dr. Kathline Colvin of Healthy Artists has a wonderful new review for Carol Rosenberger’s memoir, To Play Again: “ We marvel at how extraordinarily talented people create art that touches our lives and bestows so much beauty on our world. In her poignant memoir To Play Again, pianist Carol Rosenberger shares her inspiring life’s journey…
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