University of Rochester Press

This very interesting book primarily relates the early partnership of Leonard Bernstein and Jerome Robbins. I enjoyed Redfern's...discussion of the staging and choreography of the various shows.... — American Record Guide More…

Mugmon builds his argument superbly...there are revelations: Boulanger's attempt to make the French look objectively at an Austro-German in the spirit of post-war internationalism; Koussevitzky's... — BBC Music Magazine More…

[Halm] can be considered the 'musical conscience of his time.' His writings . . . promote a philosophy of listening and of musical analysis. . . . Rothfarb leads his readers on a journey in... — Revue de musicologie More…

A compelling portrait of a deeply complex human being — Limelight More…

A practical and useful book for all levels of pianists, from students to seasoned performers. Gowen's engaging prose and clear enthusiasm for Adler's music make reading about the works enjoyable... — Notes: Journal of the Music Library Association More…

In every sense a worthy successor to [Tyler's] The Early Guitar. Mr. Eisenhardt has long been known as a skillful and sensitive performer on a wide variety of historical guitars and with the... — Early Music Review More…