Further Reading
- Schnabel's book My Life and Music (reprinted 1988; Mineola, NY: Dover Publications; ISBN 0-486-25571-9), is a mixture of autobiography and commentary on a variety of musical subjects.
- Saerchinger, C. Artur Schnabel. London, 1957 (with disc.)
- Music and the line of most resistance. Princeton University Press, 1942
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