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

[N]atural, elegant, and convincing . . . a must for all music theory collections. Summing Up: Essential. Upper-division undergraduates through researchers and faculty — Choice More…

Judah M. Cohen's work takes a refreshing approach to Jewish music history, which to date has been largely examined within its own context-that is, away from discussions of other sacred (or secular)... — Notes: Journal of the Music Library Association More…

A thoroughly absorbing study of a formidable and sometimes troubling figure who possessed one of the more original musical voices of the twentieth century — The Rest Is Noise More…

This is a thorough review of a fascinating, although somewhat esoteric, topic. . . . Recommended. Graduate students, researchers, and faculty — Choice More…

This is a compendium of writings by one of the most original thinkers in musicology . . . Treitler stands every issue on its head and shakes well to expose a viewpoint about musical meaning .... — Choice More…

Although many authors have sought to bring together critical studies and music, Currie's book is original in both style and substance. Erudite and loquacious, Currie is a gifted storyteller whose... — Choice More…