Browse: Princeton University Press (publisher)

An insightful volume — The New York Times More…

This one is a bit of a curio for jazz followers, many of whom might be drawn to the book via the Miles Davis name on the cover — Jazz Journal More…

Almost exactly twice as long as the original publication, this revised edition of Brahms and His World presents new perspectives on Brahms that have come to light over the past two decades...... — Choice More…

The enduring appeal of [Chopin's] music is brilliantly articulated — BBC Music Magazine More…

The best thing in the [Bard Music] festival could have been enjoyed in the cool quiet of one's study: Ms. Painter's book... The highlight is Mr. Botstein's own essay, a typically virtuosic riff... — BBC Music Magazine More…

Framed by Jonathan Cross's stylish response to the theme 'Stravinsky in exile', and Leon Botstein's thoughts on the rewards of considering the composer alongside fellow Russian exile Vladimir... — Musical Times More…

Shows a remarkable variety of current academic concerns having to do with Beethoven... Filled with other interesting and delightful tidbits — The New York Times More…

Daniel Chua's new study ... is perhaps the closest reading of these works to emerge in recent years. The author gives a thoughtful account of the music, and identifies with precision many of... — The Times More…

and documentary-and, what is perhaps more rewarding, in the implicit dialogues engendered by its inherent multiplicity of voices — Notes: Journal of the Music Library Association More…