Contributions to the Study of Music and Dance

The essays in this book reflect a broad range of analytical approaches. This methodological heterogenity, and the solidness of each and every one of the essays, may very well come to distinguish... — Computer Music JournalMore…

This is a relevant title not only for dance historians but also for those interested in aspects of the development of body-mind attitudes in European and US culture — ChoiceMore…

Feldman (1926-87) is an indisputably important composer in a radical American empirical tradition extending back through Edgard Varese and Charles Ives... The heart of this collection consists... — ChoiceMore…

not only detailed, technical coverage of all of Beethoven's medical problems but also backgroound on medical practice and prominent physicians of Beethoven's time. the book is thoroughly documented... — ChoiceMore…

Despite its eye-catching primary title, this is not an introduction to Mozart for the general reader. The real key to this distinctive book lies in its subtitle. The book's core is an astonishingly... — ChoiceMore…

Recommended for large libraries serving upper-division undergraduates through faculty and for professionals — ChoiceMore…

This study will undoubtedly lead to further musicological research, and the book should be a part of every academic music library. All levels — ChoiceMore…