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Charles Ives' MEMOS
I am finding the book a poignant look at the life and times of one of America's most original creative forces. The... more info

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More for reference than reading or understanding.
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This is not biography in its best form.

De La Grange has done us a service by compiling a very deta... more info

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His time has come...
Zemlinsky was a great composer. I don't mean that he was "interesting", or that he was a "worthwhile" second rate talen... more info

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A Gem!

This is a fine diminutive work by a man who was arguably the giant of the 20th Century Christian theologians... more info

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Leo Ornstein
Leo Ornstein (1893? -- 2002)remains one of the most obscurely fascinating figures in American music. Born in Russia in a... more info

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A MUST for Puccini Lovers!!!
Julian Budden has already written an indispensible three volume work on the operas of Verdi. He has now done opera lover... more info

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Fluent, clear guide to a much-maligned composer
Previously unfamiliar to me, Peter Mercer-Taylor is a fluent narrator (though he does not always write as well as he can... more info

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Sibelius Junky
Dear Sibelius: Letter from a Junky

Marshall Walker describes himself as a Sibelius junky who beca... more info

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A must-own for the Beethoven fan
All the key facts about Ludwig at your fingertips, plus many more you probably never knew. This book is a terrific refe... more info