Oxford University Press

From Plato and Aristotle to postmodern dance, this well-edited anthology collects source readings on diverse theories on Western dance...this is a coherent record of thought about dance, providing... — Choice More…

Professor Todd's imposing tome must surely be the last word on Felix Mendelssohn's life and music. It is a remarkable work of reserch and musical scholarship engagingly written and accessible... — Classic FM Magazine More…

Rice's short book delivers a well-structured and comparatively accessible look both into the development of ethnomusicology and into important areas of research, introduces influential studies... — Die Musikforschung More…

Those brought up on the 1959 Collins Encyclopedia or the 1980 New Groove will find plenty this is fresh in Latham's Musical Terms — Music and Letters More…

very good overview of the genesis and development of that music which flourished from 1955 to 1965 — Stage & Television Today More…

Extremely informative.... An important appreciation of an oft-forgotten musician.... Dregni carefully dissects Reinhardt's virtuoso playing style without resorting to technical jargon, and he... — Downbeat More…

I've now read Cooke's account twice, always with the music to hand, and it's revelatory. Jazz studies of this quality are still rare, but quite a few of them are in the same Oxford series, which... — Jazz Journal More…

Integrating Music across the Elementary Curriculum is a valuable addition to the music education field — Choice More…