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Here is an excellent book that fills a gap in music bibliography. The author himself has a talent for comical description, which makes this scholarly, annotated bibliography fun to read. It... — American Reference Books More…

Haper's book, very much in the tradition of this series and a welcome addition to it, is highly recommended for all academic and public libraries with large music collections, and would be an... — Choice More…

Ongaro provides nonmusicians with a thoughtful perspective on Renaissance music as it developed not only within its own domain but as a greater part of European society and cultural life in... — Choice More…

[H]yland brings the scholar's approach. His documentation is superb, and he probes and assesses his sources, attempting to determine what actually happened: for example, the conflicting accounts... — Choice More…

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Academic libraries with a specific interest in contemporary feminist music and musicians — Choice More…

In her sketches, Singer discusses each dancer's artistic background, unique style, work with choreographers, among them the great George Balanchine, and her or his critical evaluation. With... — Booklist More…

This welcome addition to electronic and computer music is the only annotated compilation of sources for this field to date. It can be used as a standard reference for anyone interested in English-language... — Choice More…