Scarecrow Press

Extensively researched....Cohen uses his storytelling skills to explore the early days of American folk music — Dirty Linen More…

Elegantly and passionately written — Cadence More…

This is a well-produced volume in this series....Given the specialized content, it is best suited to academic and large public libraries — Fontes Artis Musicae More…

This fine book...is an excellent introduction to the original and provacative thinking of one of today's most important composers. The translation preserves the color and elegance of his prose — American Music Teacher More…

This volume will be extremely useful, not only for college libraries, but for public and university libraries serving active choral ensembles. Bravo, Dr. Green — Choice More…

For anyone who is interested in Mikrokosmos's relationship to Bartok's overall output or who uses the collection as part of their piano teaching, Suchoff's book will be essential reading — Music Teacher More…

This volume serves to document an important coming together of scholars and artists, from realms that are related but rarely interact so formally — Notes: Journal of the Music Library Association More…

[Empire of Song] will definitely interest a wide group of scholars and students of European music, history, culture, and popular music. . . .Most importantly, the authors demonstrate that whether... — Ethnomusicology (Journal) More…

The book is laid out logically and evidence is offered and discussed in a methodical way — Classical Music More…