Boydell & Brewer

Deftly illustrate[s] the rise and fall of various canonic repertories in France from the eighteenth through the early twentieth century. Many of these historical canons turn out to be surprisingly... — Notes: Journal of the Music Library Association More…

[A] compendious collection of interviews — Sunday Times More…

Just when one thinks everything that could possibly be written about Wagner has been written, along comes a new point of view.... There are real surprises here and many an obscurity brightened... — American Record Guide More…

This is an extremely important study which brings together valuable musicological research and practical experimentation in a unique way — Choir & Organ More…

A broad collection of serious essays about music in a medium that is very much alive. . . . There is something here for everyone, not just specialists in musical analysis. . . . It is also good... — Fanfare More…

These essays crystallize a revisionist moment centring on the Copland centenary year, and offer new insights into his great legacy — The Times More…

A distinguished collection of essays that will support and influence research on the fin-de-siecle for some time . . . An essential resource that deserves a place in the collection of every... — Fontes Artis Musicae More…