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The book succeeds . . . by discussing the material world and practices of classical music. In setting forth concrete details and eschewing the hyperbolic and metaphoric, Stefaniak brings classical... — Choice More…

Mastering the Flute with William Bennett is an extremely valuable resource for flute players, covering a wide range of technical and musical issues and revealing the ideas developed over Bennett's... — Music Teacher More…

Remixing the Classroom is a stimulating book and will, I am sure, expand the minds of music educators. It is time to pay heed to Allsup's appeal and embrace the 'discomfort of the new'. For as... — British Journal of Music Education More…

This complex and important book needs to be read by anyone interested in dance history or the cultural politics of dance — Dance Theatre Journal More…

The scope of this fascinating and painstakingly researched study is broad, but it is also meticulously focused, so that, after an introduction to the one-stringed spike bowl lute and a look at... — The Strad More…

It is refreshing to read a contemporary scholarly book that embraces aesthetics so forcefully — Choice More…

Freelance choreographer Baim sets Argentina's cultural jewel, the tango, in an elegant, scholarly study that draws from primary-source materials such as dance instruction manuals, sheet music,... — Library Journal More…