Browse: Duke University Press (publisher), Theory, Musicology, & Analysis

Eidsheim demonstrates an impressive ability to weave together different critical modes and diverse topics without faltering in her project.... New and established scholars interested in the study... — Women & Music More…

T. S. Yamada — Choice More…

The boldest aspect of Boon's argument . . . is his move to the level of ontology-to the nature of being or reality itself. For him music's social and racial significance operates not at the... — The Wire More…

The book achieves its central goal of offering new perspectives on musical performances in the Caribbean region while also calling for further studies on the political economy of music within... — Ethnomusicology Forum More…

This is a very sophisticated and well-researched book, enriched by the sharing of personal experience and observations that illuminate the research relationships that form its foundation. . .... — Yearbook for Traditional Music More…

Weisbard's book will be required reading for all music critics and journalists." -- Henry Carrigan — No Depression More…

Both a compelling labor history . . . and a music history . . . Roberts supplies fascinating views into struggles within the AFM over a developing music industry and about a music revolution."... — Choice More…

A cultural exploration and, in part, a polemic, Segregating Sound is at once a social history, musical history, business history and an intellectual history. . . . Miller is an engaging writer... — American Songwriter More…