Browse: Anna Maria Busse Berger (author)

One can see how the book describes people, thoughts and positions in the Germany of the first half of the twentieth century (including its colony in East Africa) in a stirring way and thus leads... — Die Musikforschung More…

Anna Maria Busse Berger's important new book is the first sustained response to the role of memory in the learning, transmission and composition of medieval music. . . .This is an important book... — Musical Times More…

Probably essential reading for scholars and, in particular, performers specializing in music of the 14th to the 16th century — Choice More…

one of its greatest strengths is her concentration on a fixed and well-defined body of material. Painstaking and wide-ranging work such as Berger's, grounded in the dialogue of theorists, helps... — Music and Letters More…