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[A] thoughtful and well-researched journey into how we should play classical music [...] Every pianist could benefit from reading it — Brio More…

[A] necessary and detailed chronicle of how the moral, intellectual and cultural meanings invested in this art form set the stage for revolution — Eighteenth-Century Music More…

[A] wide ranging set of first-rate, tightly-focussed essays by leading scholars in their respective fields that makes a significant contribution to the on-going study of music in Britain — Brio More…

Today [. . .] Zohn can rightly claim that 'as the composer's music has steadily become better known, opinions of him have risen in equal measure' (p.117). And this is thanks in no small part... — Music and Letters More…

The Compendium is well written, authoritative, and interesting enough to be read cover-to-cover or in large chunks, though most people will delve into it as fancy dictates. For scholars writing... — American Record Guide More…

Author and conductor Graham O'Reilly unravels the historical and musical threads in a meticulous and entertaining narrative — Opera News More…

Granade shows that the grim predicament of the transient population during the Depression depicted in films, the novels of Steinbeck and the songs of Woody Guthrie, is also central to Partch.... — Gramophone Magazine More…

[A] fascinating, often surprising, and rigorously researched account of a critical moment in French history. It will be a welcome addition to the shelves of music scholars, cultural historians,... — Notes: Journal of the Music Library Association More…