La Valquiria del Piano La Mujer que el Mundo de la Música no Supo Contener Teresa Carreño

She was born in Caracas in 1853, fled Venezuela as a child, played for Abraham Lincoln before she was ten, conquered Berlin at thirty-five, married four times, lost a daughter, traveled across five continents, and never, ever stopped. This is the story of Teresa Carreño, the Venezuelan pianist whom the greats of the 19th century called "The Valkyrie of the Piano," and whom Brahms described as "a true pianist," in an era when such praise for a woman was almost revolutionary. A tale of genius, exile, love, failure, and music. Lots of music. 🎹 If you're passionate about biographies of composers and musicians who changed history, subscribe and turn on notifications. Every week, a life that deserves to be told. #storiesaniamadas #TeresaCarreño #ValquiriadelPiano #ClassicalPianists #ClassicalMusic #MusicalBiographies #VenezuelanComposers #MusicHistory