Browse: Indiana University Press (publisher)

Nevile . . . has assembled an intriguing book that in many ways serves as an encyclopedia of early dance-a feat not easily accomplished in one volume. . . . [T]his is a fine resource for those... — Choice More…

[T]his volume is a useful addition to the scholarly bookshelf. . . . The accessible and readable style of Cohen's account coupled with relevant CD illustrations will make this a useful case study... — Music and Letters More…

Seventeenth-century England provides an outstanding backdrop for this study, which focuses on theatrical characters generally associated with mental disorder. . . . Opera scholars should find... — Choice More…

Pressler is insightful and amusing in equal doses, as lionised astutely by his former student, William Brown — International Piano More…

Bowring, Cypess, and Malamut's collection provides valuable insights into this unique and colorful period of Jewish history, a zigzag of alternating oppression and acceptance, a complex of negotiated... — Early Music America More…

This book does a superb job of explaining the 19th-century sound environment of Felix Mendelssohn and his audiences. . . . Essential.July 2009 — Choice More…

This is a loving paean to Pressler (b. 1923) written by a former student with a wealth of input from other former students. . . . A good selection for collections supporting study of the piano.... — Choice More…