"In addition to being one of the finest pianists of her generation, Carol Rosenberger is also one of the most eloquent--as her new book triumphantly attests. Hers is an important and inspiring story, and she tells it superbly."
         -- Jim Svejda, commentator on KUSC radio, called

"The High Priest of Classical Music" by the Los Angeles Times

"Carol Rosenberger's book, To Play Again, is a very touching and remarkable story of a great artist, her battle with paralytic polio at age twenty-one, and her triumph over the disease. It is beautifully written with great sensitivity and should be an inspiration to all that are exposed to this rich life of music and much beyond."
         -- Gerard Schwarz, celebrated American conductor

"Any reader seeking insight into how the art of music can intertwine with a truly courageous life saga need look no further. Carol Rosenberger's To Play Again is a gripping journey through time, place, and emotion that will have you marveling at her indefatigable determination to attain her dreams against the most formidable odds."
         -- Mark Abel, composer, writer, and onetime foreign editor, San Francisco Chronicle

"Carol Rosenberger's story is one of courage in the face of so many challenges. Just as she starts her concert career in earnest she has to learn all over again how to play and how to live. An amazing story of resilience and accomplishment."
         -- Leslie Ann Jones, Director of Music Recording and Scoring, Skywalker Sound

"Carol Rosenberger is a unique artist whose career spans surprising excursions, useful detours, and welcome extensions. She has always been smart, tough, honest, funny, authoritative, and eminently compelling. Happily, her memoir, To Play Again, illuminates all of these qualities."
         -- Martin Bernheimer, music critic, Financial Times