Harvard University Press

Place For Us...explores the ways that [the Broadway musical] medium managed to provide a secret language of emotion for a growing underground of gay men — The New Yorker More…

Wolff has [produced] fundamental work about the composer, from his earliest music ('newly discovered chorales') to his last (Art of Fugue, parts of the B Minor Mass), sacred and secular, vocal... — The Times More…

Chopin at the Boundaries aim[s] 'to expose and partially recover aspects of Chopin's style perceived in his day to be marginal or foreign, but which today's listeners have transformed or repressed.'... — The Times More…

[Late Idyll] should be required reading, not only for listeners and students but for conductors as well...In Brinkmann's hands, [Brahms's Second Symphony] takes its rightful place in intellectual... — The Times More…