University Press of New England

This book is a valuable read for anyone interested in the intersection of identity, race, and music. Its lucid narrative style is accessible to non-musicians, yet it offers technical and aesthetic... — Journal of Folklore Research More…

A useful source for academic dance programs . . . Conceived as an alternative to the usual photocopied packet handed out in many university dance classes, this book presents a wide assortment... — Library Journal More…

Yang's view is that music today is vibrant and relevant, although its face is different from that of the past--a provocative stance that should provide fodder for interesting discussions by performers... — Choice More…