Browse: Studies in Musical Genesis, Structure, & Interpretation (series)

an illuminating and refreshing read — The Wagner Journal More…

This is a fascinating and well-written study of Wagners final masterpiece — Music and Letters More…

Iddon and Thomas have produced a well-documented, comprehensive volume about the origin, aleatoric compositional processes, indeterminate performance realizations, and critical reception of John... — Choice More…

Schreffler's skills as both archival detective and analytical interpreter combine to produce a convincing and absorbing narrative of the creative process. Her work has strong asthetic roots... — Musical Times More…

this is an important addition to the scholarly literature ... a valid scholarly approach — Notes: Journal of the Music Library Association More…

Maurice not only presents us with a very clearly documented account of this important work, but evokes warm, human glimpses of all the protagonists ... This fascinating book will stir violists... — Stringendo More…

With unfailing analytical vision, he has produced a superb collection of sketch interpretations; they will stimulate us to think afresh about a work whose genesis will undoubtedly fascinate us... — Musical Times More…

As a scholar-performer Kinderman can be said to command the field at the moment — Gramophone Magazine More…

a book that all musicians, music scholars, and music students should read — Music and Letters More…

this study of the Wozzeck sketches will be an invaluable research resource for many years to come and should be on the shelves of every self-respecting university music library and in the library... — Music and Letters More…