This copy is a reprint published in 1945 by Bosworth & Co. (the 1st ed. was published in 1911).

The Act of Touch in All Its Diversity by Tobias Matthay, published in 1945, is a profound exploration of the art and science of touch in various aspects of human life. Matthay, a renowned pianist and educator, delves into the nuances of touch, offering insights that extend beyond the realm of music to encompass daily interactions and perceptions. With a unique blend of philosophy, psychology, and practical guidance, the book delves into the intricacies of tactile experiences, emphasizing their role in communication, creativity, and emotional expression.

Matthay's thoughtful analysis fosters a deeper understanding of the power of touch to shape our world. This work resonates not only with musicians and artists but also with anyone interested in the subtle ways touch influences our perception and connection to the world around us. In a time when human connection takes on new dimensions, Matthay's exploration of touch's diversity remains relevant and thought-provoking.