Boydell & Brewer

Marrying theoretical insight with thick description, Scheding's work moves the study of World War II-era, European-Jewish composers in exile into a maturer set of relations with migration and... — Revue de musicologie More…

An engrossing, thought-provoking, and unusual book about a most unusual man. . . Delectable smorgasbord of biography, cultural and reception history, and philological review. [The chapter on... — Music and Letters More…

[W]ith massive reference and exceptionally useful appendices, giving a fine, detailed background to the whole topic. . . . [T]he sheer range of factual information [Murray's book] provides .... — Musical Times More…

Excellent volume — Gramophone Magazine More…

Short, eminently readable essays furnish a bit of history about each instrument, along with tabulations of the provenance and technical specifications (sometimes illustrated with additional... — American Record Guide More…

Scrupulously edited. Sympathetic yet honest appraisals by Mark Kroll and guitarist Eliot Fisk bookend a fascinating document that chronicles not just a life lived through scholarship and performance,... — BBC Music Magazine More…

His theme is the seeking out of the conflicts and ironies that arise when musicians attempt to negotiate between their blessedly non-conceptual chosen medium and the real world in which they... — Musical Times More…

New Perspectives on Handel's Music presents a touching, well-deserved tribute to Burrows and his distinguished career as a preeminent Handel scholar — Notes: Journal of the Music Library Association More…

These essays [...] trace the uneasy connection between so-called art music and commerical value. [...] The footnoting for all the articles is superb and guides the reader to further fascinating... — American Record Guide More…