Music 2014 table of contents

Highlights...... 1 Classical...... 11 Jazz, Pop, Folk & Rock...... 16 Film & Theatre...... 24 Resources for Performers Conductors...... 28 Vocalists...... 31 Instrumentalists...... 34 Education Resources...... 37 Ethnomusicology...... 40 Classic Books...... 42 Index ...... 47 Ordering Information...... 48

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New New Blacks in Blackface Encyclopedia of Great Popular Song A Sourcebook on Early Black Musical Shows Recordings Second Edition 2 Volumes 2 Volumes By Steve Sullivan By Henry T. Sampson Library Journal Best Reference

In Blacks in Blackface: A Sourcebook on Early Black Musical Shows, Henry T. “Highly recommended for most Sampson provides an unprecedented academic and public libraries.” wealth of information on African —Booklist American musical comedies, including show synopses, casts, songs, and From John Philip Sousa to Green production credits. Sampson also Day, from Scott Joplin to Kanye recounts the struggles of African West, from Stephen Foster to American performers and producers Coldplay, The Encyclopedia to overcome the racial prejudice of of Great Popular Song white show owners, music publishers, Recordings covers the vast theatre managers, and booking scope of its subject with virtually agents to achieve adequate financial unprecedented breadth and compensation for their talents and depth. Approximately 1,000 managerial expertise. Black producers key song recordings from 1889 and artists competed with white to the present are explored in managers who were producing all- full, unveiling the stories behind Black shows and also with some white the songs, the recordings, the entertainers who were performing performers, and the songwriters. Black-developed music and dances, often in blackface. Beginning the journey in the era The chapters in this volume include of Victorian parlor balladry, brass bands, and ragtime with the advent of the record industry, readers • An overview of African American musical shows from the end of the witness the birth of the blues and the dawn of jazz in the 1910s Civil War through the golden years of the 1920s and ’30s and the emergence of country music on record and the shift from • New and expanded biographical sketches of performers acoustic to electrical recording in the 1920s. The odyssey continues • Detailed information about the first producers and owners of Black through the Swing Era of the 1930s; rhythm & blues, bluegrass, and minstrel and musical comedy shows bebop in the 1940s; the rock & roll revolution of the 1950s; modern • Origins and backgrounds of several famous Black theatres soul, the British invasion, and the folk-rock movement of the 1960s; • Profiles of African American entrepreneurs and businessmen who and finally into the modern era through the musical streams of disco, provided financial resources to build and own many of the Black punk, grunge, hip-hop, and contemporary dance-pop. Sullivan, theatres where these shows were performed however, also takes critical detours by extending the coverage • A chronicle of booking agencies and organized Black theatrical to genres neglected in pop music histories, from ethnic and world circuits, music publishing houses, and phonograph recording music, the gospel recording of both black and white artists, and businesses lesser-known traditional folk tunes that reach back hundreds of years. • Critical commentary from African American newspapers and show business publications This book is ideal for anyone who truly loves popular music in all of its • More than 500 hundred rare photographs glorious variety, and anyone wishing to learn more about the roots of virtually all the music we hear today. Popular music fans, as well More than double the size of the previous edition, this useful resource will as scholars of recording history and technology and students of the also appeal to the casual reader who is interested in learning more about intersections between music and cultural history will all find this book early Black entertainment. to be informative and interesting.

Henry T. Sampson is the author of several books on African-American Steve Sullivan is editor and owner of LDI Publications. He ghost-wrote culture, including Blacks in Black and White: A Source Book on Black of Pop Memories: The History of Popular Music, 1890-1954. Films, Second Edition (1995), That’s Enough Folks: Black Images in Animated Cartoons, 1900-1960 (1998), and Swingin’ on the Ether Waves: Scarecrow Press A Chronological History of African Americans in Radio and Television 2014 • 1030 pages Programming, 1925-1955 (2005), all published by Scarecrow Press. 978-0-8108-8295-9 • $200.00 (£125.00) • Cloth • 2 volume set 978-0-8108-8296-6 • $199.99 (£125.00) • eEBOOK

Scarecrow Press 2014 • 1576 pages 978-0-8108-8350-5 • $250.00 (£155.00) • Cloth • 2 volume set 978-0-8108-8351-2 • $249.99 (£155.00) • eEBOOK

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Listener’s Companions

Forthcoming Forthcoming New Experiencing Led Zeppelin Experiencing Rush Experiencing Jazz A Listener’s Companion A Listener’s Companion A Listener’s Companion By Gregg Akkerman By Durrell Bowman By Michael Stephans

It’s possible that no other band has had as great Few rock bands have proven as long-standing “This groundbreaking book reframes the ever- an influence on rock music as Led Zeppelin. and experimental as the Canadian rock act evolving, distinctly human, art of jazz and invites Experiencing Led Zeppelin: A Listener’s Rush. Rush bridged its progressive rock style readers to relearn how to listen.” Companion is a guided listening experience of with heavy metal in the 1970s, new wave and —Publishers Weekly the recorded music of Led Zeppelin drawn from synth rock in the 1980s, and alternative rock in their nine studio albums released between 1968 the 1990s. The many albums produced over “Recommended as a supplementary source for and 1981, providing a much needed addition their four decades—with 45 million sold—and jazz collections.” —Booklist to the academic offerings about the band and major concert tours have come to appeal not their music. Starting with a brief history of the just to run-of-the-mill rock fans but any number In Experiencing Jazz: A Listener’s Companion, band’s origins, the book traces Led Zeppelin’s of musicians who have come to admire the writer, teacher, and prominent jazz drummer history as they moved through distinct phases structural complexity of their music. Michael Stephans offers a much-needed of compositional and performance styles over survey in the art of listening to and enjoying their nine albums. In Experiencing Rush: A Listener’s Companion, this dynamic, ever-changing art form. As music scholar Durrell Bowman guides readers Stephans illustrates, listeners and jazz artists Led Zeppelin’s influence in the music world through Rush’s long career, explaining through often experience the essence of the music is ubiquitous. In each chapter, author Gregg an artful combination of biography, history, together—an experience unique in the world of Akkerman highlights different songs and and musical exegesis how to listen to this music. Experiencing Jazz demonstrates how the recordings that represent a different aspect of unique act. From Rush’s emergence as an act of listening to jazz takes place on a deeply Led Zeppelin and its impact, both enlightening early power trio of guitar, bass, and drums and personal level and takes readers on a whirlwind readers to these specific songs and heightening heavy blues-rock act into the fathers of British tour of the genre, instrument by instrument— awareness of other bands that followed in Led progressive hard rock, Bowman highlights the offering not only brief portraits of key musicians Zeppelin’s footsteps. band’s big breakthroughs with its landmark like Joe Lovano and John Scofield, but also their album 2112 and its most successful album own commentaries on how best to experience Moving Pictures. their music. Written for anyone curious about Gregg Akkerman is a performer, educator, and the musical genre, this book encourages further writer. After 12 years as a university professor, reading, listening, and viewing. Dr. Akkerman now teaches privately online Durrell Bowman is a cultural musicologist, and performs as a pianist/vocalist in Southern musician, and IT specialist. He is coeditor of California. He is author of Johnny Hartman: The Rush and Philosophy: Heart and Mind United Michael Stephans, PhD, teaches writing at Last Balladeer (Scarecrow 2012) and serves as and the author of numerous works on rock Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania. Stephans the editor for the Listener’s Companion series. history. is also a prominent jazz musician and has performed and recorded with a wide array of jazz artists. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Rowman & Littlefield Publishers September 2014 • 256 pages November 2014 • 224 pages 978-0-8108-8915-6 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth 978-1-4422-3130-6 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth Scarecrow Press 978-0-8108-8916-3 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4422-3131-3 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK 2014 • 502 pages 978-0-8108-8289-8 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8290-4 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK

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Experiencing Mozart Forthcoming A Listener’s Companion Experiencing Leonard Bernstein By David Schroeder A Listener’s Companion By Kenneth LaFave “Striking just the right note between scholarly and simplified, Schroeder conducts the reader through an engaging discussion In Experiencing Leonard Bernstein: A Listener’s Companion, Kenneth of one of the most popular composers of LaFave guides reader past Bernstein’s famously tortured personal all time. ... This compact guide will appeal problems and into the clarity and balance of his Serenade after Plato’s to serious listeners and music students alike, Symposium for Violin and Orchestra, the intense drama of his music for and libraries who count them among their On the Waterfront, the existential cosmography of his three symphonies, patrons should add it to their circulating and his vibrant works for the musical stage. Perhaps the most famous th collections.” —Booklist American classical musician born in the 20 century, Bernstein’s work carries an urgency that’s flavored with his eclectic embrace of jazz, “Highly recommended.” —Choice folk song, Jewish cantorial music, and innovations of contemporary classical theory. Music scholar David Schroeder brings together Mozart’s views on politics, women, Kenneth LaFave, former music critic for The Arizona Republic and The authority, and religion with his great Kansas City Star, composes, teaches, and writes about music. symphonies, ground-breaking operas, and beautiful sonatas to illustrate not only how Mozart’s contemporaries saw his music but what tools we need to fully appreciate it in our own time. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers December 2014 • 224 pages David Schroeder is professor emeritus at Dalhousie University in 978-1-4422-3543-4 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. 978-1-4422-3544-1 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK

Scarecrow Press 2013 • 236 pages 978-0-8108-8428-1 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth New 978-0-8108-8429-8 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK Experiencing Verdi A Listener’s Companion New By Donald Sanders Experiencing Stravinsky A Listener’s Companion “An entry in a series called A Listener’s By Robin Maconie Companion, Sanders’ work fulfills the task that series title suggests excellently.” —Booklist New Zealand Listener’s 100 best books for 2013 Experiencing Verdi combines biography with “This accessible book for interested readers simple, concise musical analysis. Summarizing features copious footnotes and cited the evolution of Italian opera and the bel references that make it also a considerable canto tradition that prevailed at the beginning resource for academic study.” of Verdi’s career, Sanders takes readers on —Library Journal a leisurely tour of eleven of Verdi’s most important operas and of the Manzoni Requiem “It will make a useful addition to the shelves and concludes with a look at Verdi’s influence of Stravinsky enthusiasts.” on later composers like Giacomo Puccini, —Music Web International his place in the modern repertoire, and his role as an Italian patriot. With a timeline, In Experiencing Stravinsky, music historian glossary of basic musical terms, and selected reading and listening Robin Maconie takes a fresh approach recommendations, Experiencing Verdi will engage opera lovers at all to understanding this great composer’s levels. works, explaining what makes Stravinsky’s sound unique and what we, as listeners, need to know in order to appreciate the variety and brilliance of his Donald Sanders is professor of music at Samford University. compositions. Scarecrow Press Robin Maconie is a composer and musicologist. He is the author of 2014 • 276 pages several books on music and philosophy, including Other Planets: The 978-0-8108-8467-0 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth Music of Karlheinz Stockhausen (Scarecrow, 2005). 978-0-8108-8468-7 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK

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Tempo: A Music Series on Rock, Pop, and Culture Series Editor: Scott Calhoun

Tempo: A Music Series of Rock, Pop, and Culture offers titles that explore rock and popular music through the lens of social and cultural history, revealing the dynamic relationship between musicians, music, and their milieu. Like other major art forms, rock and pop music comment on their cultural, political, and even economic situation, reflecting the technological advances, psychological concerns, religious feelings, and artistic trends of their times. Whether you are a professional musician or regular listener, diehard fan or music student, titles in the Tempo series are the ideal introduction to major pop and rock artists and the music they produced and their cultural and musical impact on society.

Forthcoming Forthcoming The Clash Patti Smith The Only Band That Mattered America’s Punk Rock Rhapsodist By Sean Egan By Eric Wendell

The Clash stands as one of the most important Nicknamed the “Godmother of Punk,” musical acts in rock history. Part of the original Patti Smith’s rise during the 1970s New York waves of punk that landed on American shores, counterculture movement welcomed a new The Clash lived and breathed the reality of the breed of rock and roll. In Patti Smith: America’s idea that they could change the world with their Punk Rock Rhapsodist musician and historian art. In The Clash: The Only Band That Matters, Eric Wendell delves into the volatile mix of rock journalist Sean Egan examines The Clash’s religious upbringing and musical and literary career and art through the prism of the uniquely influences that gave shape to Smith’s lyrics, interesting and fractious UK politics of the 70s and music and artistic output. Wendell explores 80s, without which they simply would not have how Smith’s androgynous stage presence existed. pulled the various societal triggers, adding a new layer of meaning to popular music performance. Londoner Sean Egan has written or edited two- dozen books, including works on The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, Manchester United, Eric Wendell is a New York-based musician, Coronation Street, and Tarzan writer, and historian.

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Rowman & Littlefield Publishers December 2014 • 224 pages December 2014 • 224 pages 978-0-8108-8875-3 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8690-2 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8876-0 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8691-9 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK Forthcoming Forthcoming British Invasion Paul Simon The Cross Currents of Musical Influence An American Tune By Simon Philo By Cornel Bonca

In The British Invasion: The Crosscurrents of In Paul Simon: An American Tune, Cornel Musical Influence, Simon Philo illustrates how this Bonca considers Simon’s vast trove of songs remarkable event in cultural history disrupted and in the biographical and cultural context in even reversed the till-then normal flow of pop which he wrote them: from the pop cultural cultural influence, goods, and ideas—a dramatic revolution of the 1960s Simon helped to turn-around in the commercial fortunes of British create, the singer-songwriter movement of pop in North America that turned the 1960s the 1970s, and the turn toward world music into “The Sixties.” Focusing on key works and in the 1980s that produced the monumental performers, The British Invasion tracks the journey Graceland to the intimate personal turn his of this musical phenomenon from peripheral music took in the millennial era. Analyzing irrelevance through exotic novelty into the heart Simon’s albums one by one, often song by of mainstream rock. song, Bonca provides a deep and artful exploration of the work of one of today’s major songwriters. Simon Philo is Head of American Studies at the University of Derby. Cornel Bonca is professor of English and Comparative Literature at California State Rowman & Littlefield Publishers University, Fullerton. October 2014 • 192 pages 978-0-8108-8626-1 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 978-0-8108-8627-8 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK November 2014 • 224 pages 978-0-8108-8481-6 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8482-3 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK

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Tempo: A Music Series on Rock, Pop, and Culture

New New Bob Dylan Bruce Springsteen American Troubadour American Poet and Prophet By Donald Brown By Donald L. Deardorff II

“Particularly insightful. This concise examination “Explores the evolution of the major themes in of the Dylan corpus is especially good for the Boss’s music. ... a solid primer for fans.” younger generations.” —Booklist —Publishers Weekly

“It is refreshing to read editor, theater critic, Since releasing his first record in 1973, Bruce and blogger Brown’s crisp and concise Springsteen has sold more than a hundred contribution to Dylan scholarship.” million albums worldwide, played thousands —Library Journal of concerts, and won Grammy, Golden Globe, Emmy, and Academy Awards. More “Cultural critic Brown explores the entire importantly, however, he is one of the few catalogue of Bob Dylan in tandem with the 20th-century singer-songwriters to serve as the social, political, and personal events that voice of his generation, a defining artist whose unfolded over the course of the artist’s lifetime. works reflect the values, dreams and concerns ... Brown is thorough in his analysis.” of many Americans. In Bruce Springsteen: —Publishers Weekly American Prophet, Donald Deardorff explores the works of “The Boss” in order to define the exact nature of Donald Brown is an editor, theater critic, and book reviewer at The New Springsteen’s cultural influence. Haven Review. He teaches at Yale and since 2006 has commented on music, movies, and books on blogocentrism. Donald L. Deardorff II has taught courses in American literature and criticism at Cedarville University since 1996. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 2014 • 308 pages 978-0-8108-8420-5 • $40.00 (£24.95) • Cloth Scarecrow Press 978-0-8108-8421-2 • $39.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK 2014 • 218 pages 978-0-8108-8426-7 • $40.00 (£24.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8427-4 • $39.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK Bon Jovi America’s Ultimate Band New By Margaret Olson Ska In Bon Jovi: America’s Ultimate Band, Margaret The Rhythm of Liberation Olson chronicles the history and music of By Heather Augustyn the band from its inception to present day. She closely examines Bon Jovi’s musical and “This painstakingly researched work deserves social relevance to listeners past and present, not only attention but a seeking out by anyone exploring the remarkable ways the band has who has an affinity and love of ska or a true emerged as the expression and product of musicologist.” —Popdose deep cultural needs and how, within a few years of commercial success, it has made a Ska examines how the genre first emerged in lasting impact on Generation X, the music Jamaica as a fusion of popular, traditional, and business, and American culture. even classical musical forms. Ska would later travel with West Indian immigrants to the United Margaret Olson has held teaching positions on Kingdom, where British youth embraced the the music faculties of Morgan State University, music, blending it with punk and pop affinities the University of Tennessee, Georgetown and working its origins as a music of protest and University, and the Peabody Conservatory and Preparatory. She is escape into their concerns. the author of The Solo Singer in the Choral Setting: A Handbook for Achieving Vocal Health (Scarecrow, 2010). Heather Augustyn is the author of Ska: An Oral History and Don Drummond: The Genius and Tragedy of the World’s Greatest Scarecrow Press Trombonist. 2013 • 182 pages 978-0-8108-8661-2 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth Scarecrow Press 978-0-8108-8662-9 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK 2014 • 180 pages 978-0-8108-8449-6 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8450-2 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK

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Who Did It First? By Bob Leszczak

In the Who Did It First? series, readers will discover the little-known history behind legendary rhythm and blues, pop, and rock & roll songs. As author and series editor Bob Leszczak points out, the version you purchased, danced to, romanced to, and grew up with is often not the first version recorded. Like wine and cheese, some tunes just get better with age, and behind each there is a story. Who Did It First? contains interesting facts and amusing anecdotes, often gathered through Leszczak’s vast archive of personal interviews with the singers, songwriters, record producers, and label owners who wrote, sang, recorded, and distributed either the original cut or one of its classic covers. These books are the perfect playlist builders. Whether quizzing friends at a party, answering a radio station contest, or simply satisfying an insatiable curiosity to know who really did do it first, they are must-have.

Bob Leszczak is the former writer and producer of a weekly syndicated five-hour music trivia program called “Solid Gold Scrapbook.”

New New Forthcoming Great Pop Cover Songs and Their Great Rhythm and Blues Cover Songs Great Rock and Roll Cover Songs and Original Artists and Their Original Artists Their Original Artists March 2014 • 318 pages 2014 • 320 pages July 2014 • 276 pages 978-1-4422-3067-5 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8866-1 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Cloth 978-1-4422-3321-8 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Cloth 978-1-4422-3068-2 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8867-8 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4422-3322-5 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK

New New 100 Books Every Blues Fan Should Own 100 Books Every Folk Music By Edward Komara and Greg Johnson Fan Should Own By Dick Weissman “This is the sort of work that all libraries with blues collections should own. Highly recommended.” “Weissman’s passion for his subject is —Library Journal clearly evident in this guide, which will be appreciated by folk-music aficionados. This In the Best Music Books series, readers finally would be a good choice for circulating have a quick-and-ready list of the most important collections.” —Booklist works published on modern major music genres by leading experts. 100 Books Every Blues Fan 100 Books Every Folk Music Fan Should Own Should Own selects those histories, biographies, selects for exploration modern studies of surveys, transcriptions, and studies from the many important events, critical collections of primary hundreds of works that have been published sources, the most significant musical instruction about this vital American musical genre. Komara guides, and in-depth studies of traditional and and Johnson provide a short description of the contemporary American folk musicians. For contents and the achievement of each title each title selected, Weissman provides his own selected for their “Blues 100.” Entries include full brief summary of its contents and assessment bibliographic citations, prices of copies in print, and even descriptions of of its significance for the reader—whether fan specific editions for book collectors. The book also includes suggested or scholar. blues recordings to accompany each recommended work, as well as a concluding section on key reference titles. Dick Weissman is associate professor emeritus in the music and Edward Komara is the Crane Librarian of Music at the State University of entertainment industry program at the University of Colorado at Denver. New York at Potsdam. Greg Johnson has served as Blues Curator and Associate Professor at the University of Mississippi’s Blues Archive since 2002. Series: Best Music Books Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Series: Best Music Books 2014 • 210 pages Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 978-0-8108-8234-8 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Cloth 2014 • 318 pages 978-0-8108-8666-7 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8921-7 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8922-4 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK

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New New New So You Want to Sing Music The Musical Theater of The Elvis Movies Theater Stephen Schwartz By James L. Neibaur A Guide for Professionals From Godspell to Wicked and By Karen Hall Beyond In The Elvis Movies, James L. Neibaur looks at By Paul R. Laird the 31 features that Presley made, from Love Developed in coordination with the National Me Tender in 1956 to Change of Habit in 1969. Association for Teachers of Singing, So You Want As Neibaur points out, Elvis had a real interest in to Sing Music Theater: A Guide for Professionals The Musical Theater of Stephen Schwartz: being a good actor, but his initial promise was fills an important gap in the instructional literature From Godspell to Wicked and Beyond is a soon thwarted by anti-creative decisions that for those seeking their fortunes in music theatrical detailed examination of Schwartz’s various sold a packaged version of the singer. Despite productions. It includes projects throughout his career. Musicologist lapsing into a predictable formula of lightweight • A brief history of music theater Paul R. Laird discusses at length Schwartz’s musicals, Elvis Presley’s star power ensured that • The basics of vocal science and anatomy major shows and also considers his other the films became box office successes. Neibaur • Information on vocal and bodily health and ventures, such as the music and lyrics examines each film, providing information maintenance for animated features from Disney and about their production and offering assessments • Repertoire recommendations for voice and Dreamworks. The book focuses on two major about their value in general, as well as their singing types aspects of Schwartz’s creations: the process place in the Presley canon. Additional details • A survey of music theater styles of collaboration resulting in a project’s include behind-the-scenes personnel, costars, • Insights on working with other music theater completion and a descriptive analysis of his DVD availability, and featured hit songs. This stakeholders music and lyrics. Laird also describes each volume will be a welcome resource to fans of • Advice on working with and without show’s critical reception and its place in the the singer who want to know more about the amplification or microphones, auditioning larger history of musical theater. King and his successful ventures on the big tips, and casting challenges screen. Based on extensive interviews with Schwartz Series: So You Want to Sing and a number of his major collaborators, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers this book provides a rare look into the James L. Neibaur is a film historian, educator, May 2014 • 144 pages creation of the composer and lyricist’s shows and author of several books on film, including 978-0-8108-8838-8 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paper and films. The Musical Theater of Stephen The Fall of Buster Keaton (2010), Chaplin 978-0-8108-8839-5 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK Schwartz is intended for fans as well as at Keystone (2012), The Silent Films of Harry Langdon (2012), and The Charley Chase Talkies Look for these Forthcoming Books students and professional researchers in music, theater, and the musical theater. (2013), all published by Scarecrow Press. So You Want to Sing Rock ‘n’ Roll A Guide for Professionals By Matthew Edwards Paul R. Laird is professor of Musicology at Rowman & Littlefield Publishers October 2014 • 176 pages the University of Kansas. He is the author of April 2014 • 296 pages 978-1-4422-3193-1 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paper Wicked: A Musical Biography (Scarecrow, 978-1-4422-3073-6 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth 978-1-4422-3074-3 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4422-3194-8 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK 2011). So You Want to Sing Jazz A Guide for Professionals Rowman & Littlefield Publishers By Jan Shapiro April 2014 • 416 pages December 2014 • 176 pages 978-0-8108-9191-3 • $50.00 (£31.95) • Cloth 978-1-4422-2935-8 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-9192-0 • $49.99 (£31.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4422-2936-5 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK

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New New New Dictionary of Music The Band The Word Rhythm Dictionary Education Pioneers of Americana Music A Resource for Writers, Rappers, Poets, By Irma H. Collins By Craig Harris and Lyricists Library Journal Best Reference By Timothy Polashek At a time when Acid Rock and Heavy Metal dominated popular music, The The Word Rhythm Dictionary: A Resource for Irma Collins’s Dictionary of Music Education is more Band rebelled against the rebellion Writers, Rappers, Poets, and Lyricists is a new than just a lexicon. It is a journey through time with a masterful mix of tight ensemble kind of dictionary—one that reflects the use and the story of the evolution of music education, arrangements, great vocals, highly of “rhythm rhymes” by rappers, poets, and including entries on notable individuals, crucial literate lyricism, and a respect for the songwriters of today. This is an eminently terms, important events, and key organizations— musical traditions of the American South. practical reference work for all wordsmiths a broad survey of the field. Collins includes Comprising Canadians Robbie Robertson, looking to add musicality to their writing. Users information about a variety of English-speaking Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, and Garth of this dictionary can alphabetically look up countries such as the United States, the United Hudson, and Arkansas-born Levon Helm, words in the General Index to find collections of Kingdom, Canada, and Australia, emphasizing The Band sparked a new appreciation words that have the same rhythm as the original the impact music education researchers and for America’s musical roots, fusing R&B, word and are readily useable in ways that are organizations have had on one another across the jump blues, country, folk, boogie-woogie, familiar to us in everything from vers libre poetry globe. swing, Cajun, New Orleans-style jazz, to the lyrics and music of Bob Dylan and hip

and rock, and setting the foundations for hop groups. Biographical entries profile musicians and music the Americana craze that would take educators who were among the founders or first hold 30 years later. The Band: Pioneers For the first time ever, this dictionary organizes implementers of significant pedagogical tools and of Americana Music explores the diverse words by such additional properties as phonetic methods. Terms include standard concepts in the influences on the quintet’s music, and similarity (alliteration and literary consonance), field of music education. Event and organization the impact that their music had in turn the number of syllables in words, and syllable entries are those crucial to the advancement on contemporary music and American stress patterns. Never has it been easier to of music education regionally, nationally, and society. Harris takes readers through The locate words that feature similar sounds, internationally. Dictionary of Music Education Band’s albums, from Music from Big Pink matching meters, and rhythmic grooves, also includes a timeline, cross-references, and a and The Band to their final releases and from traditional rhymes like “clashing” and significant bibliography. solo recordings. “splashing,” to near rhymes like “rollover” and “bulldozer,” “unrefuted undisputed” to Irma Collins is professor emeritus in music education Craig Harris is the author of The New Folk pure metrical matches, like “biology” and from Murray State University and a retired adjunct Music, Music Hound Folk: The Essential “photography.” professor of music education at the Shenandoah Album Guide, and Music Hound World Conservatory of Shenandoah University in Virginia. Music: The Essential Album Guide. Timothy Polashek is a composer, music technologist, and professor of music. Scarecrow Press Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 2014 • 374 pages April 2014 • 224 pages Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 978-0-8108-8651-3 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8904-0 • $40.00 (£24.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8652-0 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK April 2014 • 690 pages 978-0-8108-8905-7 • $39.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8416-8 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8417-5 • $64.99 (£39.95) • eEBOOK

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Introducing the Dictionaries for the Modern Musician Series Series Editor: David Daniels

Titles in the new series, Dictionaries for the Modern Musician, offer both the novice and the advanced artist full lists of terms designed to convey the field of study and performance for a major instrument or instrument class, as well as the workings of musicians in areas ranging from conducting to composing. Unlike other encyclopedic works, contributions to this series focus primarily on the knowledge required by the contemporary musical student or performer. Each dictionary covers completely topics from instrument parts to playing technique and major works to key figures.

Forthcoming Forthcoming A Dictionary for the Modern A Dictionary for the Clarinetist Modern Conductor By Jane Ellsworth (Eastern Washington University) By Emily Freeman Brown (Bowling Green State New University) Containing over Staging Scenes from 400 terms, Ellsworth In A Dictionary for the Modern Conductor, the Operas of Mozart covers the clarinet’s Emily Freeman Brown defines the terms A Guide for Teachers and Singers history (including that every conductor—orchestral, band By William Ferrara both modern and or choral—needs to know in order to be Illustrated by Martha Ferrara historical instruments, successful in the profession today. common and rare), acoustics, construction, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers In Staging Scenes from the Operas of Mozart: fingering systems and November 2014 • 256 pages A Guide for Teachers and Singers, opera mechanisms, and 978-0-8108-8400-7 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth director William Ferrara offers the perfect techniques, as well 978-0-8108-8401-4 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK resource for the dramatic preparation of opera as its more important scenes for directors and student performers. performers, makers, and Topics include study and research, rehearsal scholars. New planning, blocking, characterization, and costuming for four of Mozart’s most popular A Dictionary for the operas. He surveys basic concepts of opera Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Modern Singer acting and directing and provides a step- September 2014 • 256 pages by-step guide to the rehearsal process. While 978-0-8108-8647-6 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth By Matthew Hoch (Auburn University) much has appeared on the history and musical 978-0-8108-8648-3 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK performance practice of the operas of Mozart, This indispensable no guide to the directing and acting of his guide includes operas—with simple, concise staging instructions Forthcoming terms and figures and practical information concerning casting, that influenced props, and costumes—has yet seen publication. A Dictionary for the Modern modern singing Featuring over 100 illustrations, including Trumpet Player styles. Topics include costume designs by Martha Ferrara, the author By Elisa Koehler (Goucher College) vocal pedagogy, breaks new ground for student performers and voice science, directors alike, as he walks readers through the vocal health, styles, process of staging scenes from Mozart’s operas. Drawing on a broad genres, performers, range of scholarly diction, and other sources, A Dictionary relevant topics. William Ferrara is Director of Opera at the for the Modern Trumpet University of Oklahoma School of Music. He Player includes entries on enjoys an international reputation as a stage historic instruments like director and acting teacher for opera. the cornetto, the keyed Rowman & Littlefield Publishers bugle, the slide trumpet; April 2014 • 310 pages jazz trumpet techniques, 978-0-8108-8655-1 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth Rowman & Littlefield Publishers as well as mutes and 978-0-8108-8656-8 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK April 2014 • 240 pages 978-0-8108-8844-9 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Paper accessories; the ancient 978-0-8108-8842-5 • $95.00 (£59.95) • Cloth ancestors of the trumpet 978-0-8108-8843-2 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK and even related non- Western instruments.

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New Forthcoming Horns and Trumpets of the World Classical Music in a Changing Culture An Illustrated Guide Essays from The American Record Guide By Jeremy Montagu By Donald Vroon

Horns and Trumpets of the World surveys Founded in 1935, The American Record the vast range in time and type of this Guide is America’s oldest classical music instrument that has accompanied everything review magazine. In 1987, when Donald in human history from the war cry to the Vroon assumed its editorship, he took on formal symphony, from the hunting call to the Herculean task of writing editorials on the modern jazz performance. No work a vast array of subjects, amassing a wealth on this topic offers as much detail or so of commentary and criticism on not only many illustrations—over 150, in fact—of the foibles and failings, but glimmers of light this remarkable instrument. Montagu’s in American culture. In Classical Music in a examination starts with horns constructed from Changing Culture, Vroon delves into a variety such unusual materials as seaweed, cane, of topics: orchestra finances, contemporary and bamboo, and continues the journey of music, classical music marketing, musical exploration through those of shell, wood, ivory, aesthetics, the future of classical music, and and metal. the sale and distribution of music in the modern era. Jeremy Montagu is former Curator of the Bate Collection of Musical Instruments and Lecturer in the University of Oxford. He is the author of Donald Vroon has served as editor of The American Record Guide since Origins and Development of Musical Instruments (Scarecrow, 2007). 1987, and he has authored many hundreds of essays and reviews that have been published in its pages.

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In All Things Strings: An Illustrated Dictionary, Leonard Bernstein touched millions of lives violinist and author Jo Nardolillo offers a as composer, conductor, teacher, and comprehensive resource for terminology activist. He frequently visited homes around related to the modern string family of the world through the medium of television, instruments from violin and viola to cello and particularly through the 53 award-winning double bass. Reaching across languages and Young People’s Concerts (1958-1972), which genres, this reference work features over 150 at their height, were viewed by nearly ten musical examples and illustrations and includes million viewers in over 40 countries. Originally an extensive bibliography as well as a detailed designed for young viewers but equally chart of bowstrokes. attractive to eager adult listeners, Bernstein’s brilliance as a teacher shined brightly in his televised presentations. In this first in-depth Violinist Jo Nardolillo is author of The Canon look at the series, Alicia Kofpstein-Penk of Violin Literature (Scarecrow Press 2011). illustrates how the cultural, social, political, and Illustrator T. M. Larsen is a professional double musical upheavals of the long 60s impacted bass player who has performed with the Seattle Symphony, the Seattle Bernstein’s life and his Young People’s Opera, and the Pacific Northwest Ballet, among others. Concerts.

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Forthcoming Operas in English Forthcoming Choral Masterpieces A Dictionary The Crisis of Classical Music Revised Edition in America Major and Minor 2 Volumes By Nicholas Tarling By Margaret Ross Griffel Lessons from a Life in the Education of Musicians In Choral Masterpieces: Major and Minor, Library Journal Best Reference By Robert Freeman historian Nicholas Tarling surveys the landscape of Booklist Editor’s Choice Award choral works, some standard masterpieces that The Crisis of Classical Music in America by are commonly performed by choruses around Robert Freeman focuses on solutions for the the world, others deserving a second, closer “Highly recommended for public and oversupply of classically trained musicians in look. Choral Masterpieces: Major and Minor academic libraries.” —Booklist, Starred Review America, problem that grows ever more chronic features short essays on over 28 works, from major as opportunities for classical musicians to gain masterpieces such as Handel’s Messiah and “Opera lovers will rejoice with this revised full-time professional employment diminishes Bach’s St. Matthew’s Passion to off-the-beaten edition by a noted musicologist that year upon year. An acute observer of the path choral works such as Samuel Coleridge- updates many of the original 3,500 entries professional music scene, Freeman describes Taylor’s Hiawatha and Frederick Delius’ A Mass while adding coverage of 900 more works, how the problem he diagnoses has no chance of Life. Throughout, Tarling offers assessments most focusing on the past decade.” of abating unless the music schools that train our that sparkle with unique insights and at the same —Library Journal future musicians—instrumentalists, composers, time ground listener’s in the historical contexts of conductors, and singers—equip their students the work’s production and performance. Each “Recommended.” —Choice with the communications and analytic skills work is transformed in Tarling’s able hands from they need to succeed in the rapidly changing musical work into a window into the mind and Since the book’s initial publication in 1999, landscape for America’s music professionals. milieu of the composer. Choral Masterpieces: Griffel has added nearly 900 new items, The Crisis of Classical Music in America maps Major and Minor mixes choral mainstays with bringing the total number of entries in this a broad range of reforms required in the works that demand revisiting. Choral singers and new edition to 4,400, covering the world field of advanced music education and the their audiences, as well as choral societies and of opera in English from 1634 through 2011. organizations responsible for that education. their directors and promoters, will find ample Entries include such information as first and This work should appeal to music students, food for thoughts in these meditations on the critical editions of the score and libretto; a practicing and professional musicians, music choral tradition. bibliography, ranging from scholarly studies instructors and administrators, as well as all those to more informal journal articles and reviews; hopeful parents who have asked if you can a discography; and information on video Nicholas Tarling is former professor of history at really make a living as a musician. recordings. Operas in English concludes with the University of Auckland. four appendixes, a selective bibliography, and two indexes. Robert Freeman is a musicologist, a Steinway Rowman & Littlefield Publishers artist and a third generation professional June 2014 • 192 pages musician. He is presently the Susan Menefee 978-1-4422-3452-9 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Paper Margaret Ross Griffel is senior editor at Ragan Regents Professor of Fine Arts. 978-1-4422-3493-2 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth Columbia University’s Office of Publications. 978-1-4422-3453-6 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK She is the author of a companion volume to the present work, Operas in German (1990). Rowman & Littlefield Publishers August 2014 • 256 pages 978-1-4422-3302-7 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Paper Scarecrow Press 978-1-4422-3301-0 • $95.00 (£59.95) • Cloth 2013 • 1020 pages 978-1-4422-3303-4 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8272-0 • $160.00 (£100.00) • Cloth • 2 volume set 978-0-8108-8325-3 • $159.99 (£100.00) • eEBOOK

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Art Song in the United States, 1759-2011 Giacomo Puccini An Annotated Bibliography A Discography Fourth Edition By Roger Flury By Judith E. Carman, William K. Gaeddert, Association for Recorded Sound Collections Awards for Excellence and Rita M. Resch in Best Research in Recorded Classical Music: Discography

“A reliable source for a quick, informative profile of art song, of particular interest to music “Highly recommended.” and academic libraries.” —Choice —Library Journal “I heartily recommend Flury’s book to any “Recommended for academic library institution that has an interest in the history of collections that support vocal- and operatic recordings.” —Notes: Quarterly Journal Of The Music Library performance-studies programs.” —Booklist Association

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Forthcoming New in Paper New Carl Maria von Weber Corresponding with From Bach’s Goldberg to Oberon and the Cosmopolitanism of the Carlos Beethoven’s Diabelli Early German Romantic A Biography of Carlos Kleiber Influence and Independence By Joseph E. Morgan (New England Conservatory) By Charles Barber By Alfred Kanwischer (San José State University)

Through an intensive and “This is a brilliant This book gives readers an interdisciplinary study of summary of Kleiber’s extended exploration in Carl Maria von Weber’s way of making music.” which each of Beethoven’s milieu, dramaturgical —The Guardian 33 pieces that comprise the work, and his final opera, Diabelli Variations (Op. 120) this book explores the “Once the book turns is caringly examined and phenomenon of nationalism from biographical assessed for its ingredients, through the vehicle of sketch to lively actions, personality, and early 19th-century German correspondence, influence on the whole. opera—and opera through we get the thrill of German nationalism. reading—hearing—the voice of Carlos Kleiber, and all is light. ” Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Rowman & Littlefield Publishers —The Wall Street Journal May 2014 • 236 pages October 2014 • 276 pages 978-1-4422-3063-7 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 978-1-4422-3594-6 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth 978-1-4422-3064-4 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4422-3595-3 • $84.99 (£51.95) • eEBOOK Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 2014 • 404 pages 978-1-4422-3117-7 • $38.00 (£22.95) • Paper New 978-0-8108-8143-3 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth (2012) Georges Bizet 978-0-8108-8144-0 • $37.99 (£22.95) • eEBOOK A Biography Chopin’s Prophet By Christoph Schwandt The Life of Pianist Vladimir de Ernst Krenek and the Translated by Cynthia Klohr Pachmann Politics of Musical Style By Edward Blickstein and Gregor Benko By Peter Tregear (Australian National First published in 1991, University School of Music) Christoph Schwandt’s “Even those with only a Georges Bizet: A Biography marginal interest in the is now widely recognized Focusing on Krenek’s as the definitive work piano and pianists will compositional path be entertained by the on this misunderstood from the eclectic composer’s life. Drawing procession of eye-popping musical language of anecdotes in this portrait on significant recent Jonny spielt auf to the research gathered for the of a monstrous ego, for the austere twelve-tone story of Pachmann’s life and revised and augmented technique of Karl V, 2011 German edition— career is diverting to say the Tregear provides an least. ... the book is superbly now translated into English by Cynthia Klohr— historical and critical Schwandt rewrites and restores the historical written and edited.” context to this most —Gramophone record concerning Bizet’s achievements and historically significant contributions to the world of music. period of Krenek’s Scarecrow Press creative life. 2014 • 488 pages Scarecrow Press 978-0-8108-8496-0 • $80.00 (£49.95) • Cloth 2013 • 148 pages 978-0-8108-8497-7 • $79.99 (£49.95) • eEBOOK Scarecrow Press 978-0-8108-8618-6 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth 2013 • 198 pages 978-0-8108-8262-1 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8263-8 • $64.99 (£39.95) • eEBOOK Music as Dream Essays on Giacinto Scelsi Edited by Franco Sciannameo (Carnegie Mellon University) and Alessandra Carlotta Pellegrini

Music as Dream: Essays on Giacinto Scelsi showcases recent scholarly criticism on the music and philosophy of the brilliantly original composer Giacinto Scelsi. In this collection, Franco Sciannameo and Alessandra Carlotta Pellegrini select and translate into English for the first time essays that reflect the evolution of recent scholarship on Scelsi’s musical compositions.

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Forthcoming New Looking and Listening The Collected Writings of Franz Liszt Conversations Between Modern Art and Music Dramaturgical Leaves: Essays about Musical Works for By Brenda Leach (Bay Path College) the Stage and Queries about the Stage, Its Composers, and Performers Part 1 In Looking and Listening, Brenda Leach takes Volume 3 unique pairings of well-known visual art works and Edited and translated by Janita R. Hall-Swadley musical compositions from the 20th century and identifies the shared sources of inspiration, as well as any similarities in theme, style, and technique, to This volume includes a detailed discussion about explore the historical and cultural influences of the what it meant to be patronized by Liszt and how his great artists and composers in the 20th century. support—financial, literary, and musical—helped shape many a music career.

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New in Paper Recording History New Melody, Harmony, Tonality The British Record Industry, Opera at the Bandstand 1888 – 1931 Then and Now An Introduction By Peter Martland By E. Eugene Helm (University of Maryland, By George W. Martin College Park) “Recording History will In Opera at the Bandstand: become a standard Then and Now, George The full range of Western reference work on the W. Martin surveys the music is explored through 21 history of the recording role of concert bands concise chapters on such industry. We must be during the 19th and early topics as melody, harmony, especially grateful to 20th centuries in making counterpoint, texture, the author for making contemporary opera melody types, improvisation, available a huge popular. music notation, free amount of economic imitation, canon and fugue, data from the EMI vibration and its relation archives.” —Arsc Journal to harmony, tonality, and the place of music in “The ready availability of such a wealth of architecture and astronomy. detailed information makes this work an Scarecrow Press invaluable resource.” 2014 • 290 pages Melody, Harmony Tonality: An Introduction is the —Gramophone 978-0-8108-8853-1 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth paperback edition of Melody, Harmony,Tonality: 978-0-8108-8854-8 • $84.99 (£51.95) • eEBOOK A Book for Connoisseurs and Amateurs. Scarecrow Press 2013 • 408 pages Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 978-0-8108-8252-2 • $80.00 (£49.95) • Cloth Johann Leisentrit’s March 2014 • 210 pages 978-0-8108-8253-9 • $79.99 (£49.95) • eEBOOK Geistliche Lieder und 978-1-4422-3528-1 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-8639-1 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth (2013) Psalmen, 1567 978-0-8108-8640-7 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK Forthcoming Hymnody of the Counter-Reformation Neoclassical Music in in Germany America By Richard D. Wetzel (Ohio University) and The Classical Revolution Erika Heitmeyer Voices of Clarity and Restraint Thoughts on New Music in the 21st By R. James Tobin (University of Wisconsin- Century Milwaukee, retired) The authors provide the By John Borstlap only comprehensive study in English of a From the 1920s to the 1950s, neoclassicism unique religious figure The Classical Revolution was one of the dominant movements in and his efforts to achieve studies the recent American music. Neoclassical Music in confessional reconciliation emergence of a new America: Voices of Clarity and Restraint in the decades following brand of classical music, makes clear what neoclassicism was, how it the Council of Trent. one rooted in “pre- emerged in America, and what happened modern” tonal traditions. to it. Borstlap examines both the Fairleigh Dickinson philosophical and aesthetic 2013 • 380 pages positions of these new Series: Modern Traditionalist Classical Music 978-1-61147-550-0 • $95.00 classical composers. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers (£59.95) • Cloth July 2014 • 278 pages 978-1-61147-551-7 • $94.99 978-0-8108-8439-7 • $55.00 (£34.95) • Cloth (£59.95) • eEBOOK Series: Modern Traditionalist Classical Music 978-0-8108-8440-3 • $54.99 (£34.95) • eEBOOK Scarecrow Press 2013 • 172 pages 978-0-8108-8457-1 • $55.00 (£34.95) • Cloth Bach’s Testament 978-0-8108-8458-8 • $54.99 (£34.95) • eEBOOK On the Philosophical and Theological Background of The Art of Fugue By Zoltán Göncz (John Wesley Theological College)

Göncz probes the philosophic-theological background of The Art of Fugue, revealing the special structures that supported the 1993 reconstruction. Bach’s Testament investigates the reconstruction’s metaphysical dimensions, focusing on the quadruple fugue.

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Forthcoming Paul Whiteman Jazz Child Pioneer in American Music, 1930-1967 By Don Rayno A Portrait of Sheila Jordan By Ellen Johnson Association for Recorded Sound Collections Awards for Excellence in Best Research in Recorded Popular Music: Discography Jazz Child: A Portrait of Sheila Jordan, as the first complete biography about “Don Rayno’s account is exhaustive, long, well this remarkable singer’s life, reveals the written, should be the last word on Whiteman challenges she confronted, from her and, more importantly, should help to right growing up poor in a Pennsylvania coal some of the critical wrongs perpetrated in the mining town to her rise as a bebop singer past.” —Jazz Journal in Detroit and New York City during the 1950s to her work as a recording artist and Series: Studies in Jazz performer under the influence of and in Scarecrow Press performance with such jazz luminaries 2013 • 824 pages as Charlie Parker, George Russell, Lennie 978-0-8108-8204-1 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth Tristano, Charles Mingus, Sonny Rollins and 978-0-8108-8322-2 • $84.99 (£51.95) • eEBOOK Thelonious Monk.

Ellen Johnson has over 30 years combined experience as a professional musician, Volume 1 educator, writer, publicist, songwriter and Paul Whiteman lyricist. Through her company, Vocal Visions, she produces recordings Pioneer in American Music, 1890-1930 and music instructional publications. By Don Rayno Series: Studies in Jazz Series: Studies in Jazz Scarecrow Press Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 2003 • 840 pages 978-0-8108-4579-4 • $64.00 (£39.95) • Cloth September 2014 • 256 pages 978-1-4616-7036-0 • $59.99 (£37.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8836-4 • $55.00 (£34.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8837-1 • $54.99 (£34.95) • eEBOOK Tin Pan Alley and the Philippines American Songs of War And Love, 1898-1946, A Resource Forthcoming Guide Pat Patrick By Thomas Walsh American Musician By William Banfield and Amiri Baraka In this innovative resource, Thomas P. Walsh has compiled a unique collection of some 1,400 published and unpublished American musical compositions related to the Philippines during the American colonial Pat Patrick has performed with Duke Ellington’s and Quincy Jones’ era from 1898 to 1946. orchestras, Thelonious Monk, Mongo SantaMaria, Nat King Cole, James Moody, Eric Dolphy, Marvin Gaye, Patti Labelle, and Billy Taylor. For the first time ever, the life of this important musical man-behind-the-scenes Scarecrow Press is offered in Pat Patrick: American Musician. Based on research in the 2013 • 438 pages recently opened archive of personal papers, artifacts, scrapbooks, 978-0-8108-8608-7 • $95.00 (£59.95) • Cloth music, news clippings, and photographs, William Banfield and Amiri 978-0-8108-8609-4 • $94.99 (£59.95) • eEBOOK Baraka together weave from this treasure trove of primary source material the tapestry of Patrick’s remarkable life. New The School of Arizona Dranes William Banfield is professor of Africana Studies/Music and Society and director of Africana Studies Programming/Center at the Berklee Gospel Music Pioneer College of Music. Amiri Baraka was a world-famous poet and one of By Timothy Dodge (Auburn University) the founders of the Black Arts Movement. Arizona Dranes (1889-1963) was a true musical innovator whose Rowman & Littlefield Publishers recordings made for the Okeh label during the years 1926-1928 December 2014 • 312 pages helped lay the foundations for what would soon be known as gospel 978-1-4422-2973-0 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth music. This book covers the life and career of Dranes and situates her 978-1-4422-2974-7 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK accomplishments in the broader history of African American gospel music and the rise of the Pentecostal movement.

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The Last Balladeer Mr. Trumpet The Black Church and Hip The Johnny Hartman Story The Trials, Tribulations, and Triumph Hop Culture By Gregg Akkerman (University of South Carolina of Bunny Berigan Toward Bridging the Generational Upstate) By Michael P. Zirpolo Divide Edited by Emmett G. Price III (Northeastern “Should thoroughly “Michael Zirpolo’s book University) engross lovers of is an immense blessing: the Great American it is the book on Bunny “Recommended.” Songbook.” —Booklist Berigan that we have —Choice been waiting for.” “A crucial contribution —Jazz Lives “This is a timely and to keeping Hartman’s fascinating look at the memory alive.” “This book is, no doubt, various directions and —Downbeat Magazine, the last word on disconnect that the Editor’s Choice Berigan.” —Jersey Jazz Black Church and hip- hop culture have had in “A definitive work, not “Highly recommended.” the past century in they only about Hartman but —Choice way they have coped about the music business with and expressed their and world that existed during Hartman's “A fine addition to your jazz library.” concern with racial career.” —New York City Jazz Record —Jazz Journal equality and economic self-sufficiency.” Series: Studies in Jazz Series: Studies in Jazz —American Reference Books Annual Scarecrow Press Scarecrow Press 2013 • 392 pages 2013 • 588 pages 978-0-8108-8872-2 • $30.00 (£18.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-8874-6 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paper Series: African American Cultural Theory and Heritage 978-0-8108-8281-2 • $55.00 (£34.95) • Cloth (2012) 978-0-8108-8152-5 • $95.00 (£59.95) • Cloth (2012) Scarecrow Press 2013 • 228 pages 978-0-8108-8282-9 • $29.99 (£18.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8153-2 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8822-7 • $28.00 (£16.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-8236-2 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth (2012) 978-0-8108-8237-9 • $27.99 (£16.95) • eEBOOK

Pepper Adams’ Joy Road What It Is An Annotated Discography The Life of a Jazz Artist By Gary Carner Where the Dark and the By Dave Liebman with Lewis Porter (Rutgers Light Folks Meet University) “A valuable addition Race and the Mythology, Politics, to the jazz research and Business of Jazz “I applaud Scarecrow literature.” —American By Randall Sandke for publishing such an Reference Books Annual in-depth portrait. ... A Booklist Top 10 Black History This book is a model “This is an overwhelming book for 2010! of what can be done work of research that to illuminate jazz from goes well beyond the the inside as well as usual concept of a “More lucid and chronicling one artist’s discography, or even straightforward than most passage through it.” annotated discography. professional jazz critic- chroniclers could dream —Jazz Lives Carner’s dedication to documenting this of producing.” “A brisk, intelligent, under-honored musical —Booklist, Starred Review always entertaining giant shines throughout journey through the life of one of the book.” —Association For Recorded Sound “Essential. All readers” hoice contemporary jazz’s most inexhaustibly Collections Journal —C engaging artists.” “Open-minded jazz fans —Jazztimes Series: Studies in Jazz Scarecrow Press of all ages and interests Series: Studies in Jazz 2013 • 578 pages should find it instructive Scarecrow Press 978-0-8108-8873-9 • $40.00 (£24.95) • Paper and stimulating and a joy 2013 • 404 pages 978-0-8108-8256-0 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth (2012) to read.” —Jazz Journal 978-0-8108-8899-9 • $34.00 (£21.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-8257-7 • $39.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8203-4 • $60.00 (£37.95) • Cloth (2012) Series: Studies in Jazz 978-0-8108-8254-6 • $33.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK Scarecrow Press 2010 • 288 pages 978-0-8108-6652-2 • $42.00 (£25.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-6990-5 • $41.99 (£25.95) • eEBOOK

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Forthcoming Sing Us a Song, Piano Woman Mavericks of Sound Female Fans and the Music of Tori Amos By Adrienne Trier-Bieniek Conversations with Artists Who Shaped Indie and Roots Music “Sing Us a Song is a valuable contribution to By David Ensminger pop music studies.” —The F Word

Accompanied by previously unpublished Sing Us a Song, Piano Woman: Female Fans photography and ephemera, Mavericks of and the Music of Tori Amos explores the many- Sound: Conversations with Artists Who Shaped layered relationships female fans build with Indie and Roots Music is a compelling, vivid feminist musicians in general and with Tori compendium of Ensminger’s detailed, immersive, Amos, in particular. Using original interview and rich conversations with legendary roots research with more than 40 fans of Tori Amos, rock and indie artists. All the subjects are multiple observer-participant experiences at defined by certain maverick qualities, including Amos’s concerts, and critical content analysis bucking mainstream trends, remaining resilient, of Amos’s lyrics and larger body of work, maintaining a dedicated fan base, and forging Adrienne Trier-Bieniek utilizes a combination inchoate musical qualities. of gender, emotions, music, and activism to unravel the typecasts plaguing female fans.

David Ensminger is a Humanities, Folklore, and English Instructor at Lee College. He is the author Adrienne Trier-Bieniek, PhD, is professor of sociology at Valencia of Visual Vitriol: The Street Art and Subcultures of College in Orlando, Florida. the Punk and Hardcore Generations (2011) and Left of the Dial: Conversation with Punk Icons Scarecrow Press (2013). 2013 • 186 pages 978-0-8108-8550-9 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8551-6 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK Rowman & Littlefield Publishers September 2014 • 232 pages 978-1-4422-3590-8 • $38.00 (£22.95) • Cloth 978-1-4422-3591-5 • $37.99 (£22.95) • eEBOOK New in Paper This Music Leaves Stains New in Paper The Complete Story of the Misfits Still the Greatest By James Greene Jr. The Essential Songs of The Beatles’ Solo Careers “This Music Leaves Stains is respectful, By Andrew Grant Jackson informative, and thorough.” —Psychobabble

“Loads of fun for Beatles fans.” —Booklist “This is the Misfits book we ‘T.V. Casualties’ have waited for. ... The story is so visceral and “This creative, enlightening, and informative work compelling that one can imagine the events by a welcomed entrant to Beatles scholarship unfolding onscreen as a major motion picture.” is highly recommended to anyone interested in —Examiner.Com learning more about the Fab Four’s sporadically great post-breakup recordings.” —Library Journal This Music Leaves Stains presents the full story behind the Misfits and their incredible music “Recommended.” —Choice that helped shape rock as we know it today, mapping the band’s birth at the tail end of the “Still the Greatest is an excellent volume and original punk movement through their messy definitely a worthwhile read for music scholars, dissolve at the dawn of the 1980s right on music enthusiasts, or fans of The Beatles.” through the legal warring and inexplicable reunions that helped carry —American Reference Books Annual the band into the 21st Century.

“Intellectually stimulating and at the same time lots of fun, this one should James Greene, Jr., is a freelance writer who has contributed to be on every Beatle fan’s bookshelf.” —Beatlefan Magazine Crawdaddy!, New York Press, Splitsider, PopMatters, and Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader. In this creative history, Jackson selects the best songs by Paul, John, George, and Ringo in his solo career and organizes them into fantasy albums they might have formed had they stuck it out. Scarecrow Press 2014 • 208 pages 978-1-58979-892-2 • $14.95 (£9.49) • Paper Taylor Trade Publishing 978-0-8108-8437-3 • $55.00 (£34.95) • Cloth May 2014 • 368 pages 978-0-8108-8438-0 • $13.99 (£8.49) • eEBOOK 978-1-58979-955-4 • $18.95 (£11.95) • Paper *Distributed to the trade by National Book Network. 978-0-8108-8222-5 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Cloth (2012) 978-0-8108-8223-2 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK *Distributed to the trade by National Book Network.

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Counting Down Bob Dylan Forthcoming His 100 Finest Songs By Jim Beviglia When We Were the Boys Coming of Age on Rod Stewart’s Out of Order Tour By Stevie Salas with Robert Yehling Counting Down is a unique series of titles designed to select the best songs or musical works from major performance artists and This book is a backstage pass to the ups, downs, composers in an age of design-your-own and all-out craziness of growing up rock—deep playlists. In Counting Down Bob Dylan, rock discussions with Rod Stewart, jamming with journalist Jim Beviglia dares to rank Dylan’s legends like Mick Jagger and Simon LeBon, songs in descending order from Dylan’s gaining groupies, and striking out solo. As lead 100th best to his #1 song. Surveying the near guitarist for a San Diego band, Stevie Salas six-decade career of this musical legend, played backyard parties and school dances, Beviglia offers insightful analyses into the music and even scored the music for cult classic Bill and and lyrics and dishes out important historical Ted’s Excellent Adventure. When he auditioned information and fascinating trivia to explain for Rod Stewart—where he was the youngest why these 100 rank among Dylan’s best to band member by a decade—Salas’s career date. truly hit a turning point. When We Were the Boys revolves around the year Salas began as a musical prodigy and finished as a seasoned rock Jim Beviglia writes for the print and online editions of American and roll veteran—more mature as a man and Songwriter magazine, concentrating on features about classic artists musician. and reviews of new albums.

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Forthcoming New Counting Down Bruce Springsteen His 100 Finest Songs Women Drummers By Jim Beviglia A History from Rock and Jazz to Blues and Country By Angela Smith

Since releasing his first record in 1973, Bruce Springsteen has sold more than a hundred Women Drummers: A History from Rock and Jazz million albums worldwide; played thousands to Blues and Country offers a comprehensive of concerts; won Grammy, Golden Globe, look from the inside at the world of professional Emmy, and Academy Awards; and released drumming and at the women who had the seventeen studio albums. In Counting Down courage and chops to break the barriers of this all- Bruce Springsteen, rock journalist Jim Beviglia too-male field. Combining archival research with dares to rank his prolific output in descending personal interviews of over 50 female drummers order, from his 100th best to his #1 song. Along representing more than eight decades in music the way, Beviglia surveys the near five-decade history, Smith paints a vivid picture of their struggles career of this musical legend, exploring the to overcome discrimination not only as professional musical and lyrical content of the Boss’s best musicians but in other parts of their lives. while sprinkling throughout important historical information and fascinating trivia. From this Angela Smith is executive director emeritus of the survey, a compelling portrait of America’s Writers’ League of Texas. Also a working musician greatest rock artist emerges from his finest songs. and music journalist, she is the author of Steel Drums And Steelbands: A History (Scarecrow, 2012) Jim Beviglia is a featured writer for American Songwriter magazine, reviewing new albums and looking back at classic songwriters and Rowman & Littlefield Publishers songs for both the print and online editions. April 2014 • 292 pages 978-0-8108-8834-0 • $40.00 (£24.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8835-7 • $39.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK Series: Counting Down Rowman & Littlefield Publishers June 2014 • 220 pages 978-1-4422-3065-1 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Cloth 978-1-4422-3066-8 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK

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Greenback Dollar Before Elvis The Incredible Rise of The Kingston Trio The Prehistory of Rock ‘n’ Roll By William J. Bush By Larry Birnbaum

“A warm and fitting appreciation of an act “This stunning tour de force of prerock history that’s often been overshadowed by those who will inspire fans to learn more about the roots of followed in their footsteps.” the music they love.” —Publishers Weekly —Library Journal, Starred Review

Greenback Dollar: The Incredible Rise of The “Birnbaum’s books [is] Invaluable. His good ear Kingston Trio retraces the band members’ and deep original research help him overturn personal and professional lives, from their rapid much of the conventional wisdom about where rise to stardom to their early retirement in 1967. rock came from.” Through interviews with Trio members, their —The Wall Street Journal families, and associates, Bush paints a detailed portrait of the Trio’s formative early years and “Highly recommended.” —Choice sudden popular success, their innovations in recording technology, and their impact on and response to the ‘60s protest movement. Before Elvis surveys the origins of rock ’n’ roll from the minstrel era to the emergence of Bill Haley and Elvis Presley. Dispelling common misconceptions, it examines rock’s origins in hokum songs and big-band William J. Bush is an award-winning advertising writer, creative director, boogies, detailing the embrace by white artists of African-American photographer, music journalist, and perennial student of Martin guitars, styles long before rock ’n’ roll appeared. Buddy Holly and The Kingston Trio.

Larry Birnbaum has written for periodicals ranging from Down Beat to Series: American Folk Music and Musicians Series the New York Times and edited books and magazines about music. Scarecrow Press 2013 • 320 pages 978-0-8108-8192-1 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Paper Scarecrow Press 978-0-8108-8285-0 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK 2013 • 474 pages 978-0-8108-8628-5 • $40.00 (£24.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-8638-4 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth New 978-0-8108-8629-2 • $39.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK Wounds to Bind A Memoir of the Folk-Rock Revolution Forthcoming By Jerry Burgan with Alan Rifkin Geek Rock An Exploration of Music and Subculture The birth of folk rock comes to life in Wounds By Alex DiBlasi and Victoria Willis to Bind: A Memoir of the Folk Rock Revolution, Jerry Burgan’s unique and unforgettable memoir of the pre-psychedelic 1960s. As a Geek Rock explores the relationship between naive folksinger from Pomona, California, geek culture and popular music, tracing a Burgan would find himself thrust in his teenage history from the late 1960s up to the present years to the forefront of the counterculture and day. The term “geek rock” has come to be its aftermath. The Rolling Stones, The Byrds, Bo used in describing forms of popular music that Diddley, Otis Redding, The Righteous Brothers, celebrates all things campy, kitschy, and quirky. The Ohio Players, Paul Revere & The Raiders, This book explores the evolution in rock music Herman’s Hermits, Judy Henske, Barry McGuire, from writing songs about cars and girls to songs and the Kingston Trio all make appearances about monster movies, Star Wars, and Retro- in this tale told by the cofounder of We Five, Futurism. Editors Alex DiBlasi and Victoria Willis the San Francisco electro-folk ensemble that have gathered 11 essays from all across the recorded the million-selling “You Were On My world, covering every facet of geek culture Mind.” from Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart to Devo and They Might Be Giants, right up to Weird Al Yankovic and the present-day Alan Rifkin teaches creative writing at California State University, Long Nerdcore genre. Beach. Alex DiBlasi is an independent scholar. Victoria Willis is a research Rowman & Littlefield Publishers analyst in the Office of Institutional Research at GSU. April 2014 • 256 pages 978-0-8108-8861-6 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 978-0-8108-8862-3 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK November 2014 • 220 pages 978-1-4422-2975-4 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth 978-1-4422-2976-1 • $64.99 (£39.95) • eEBOOK

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Crossing Traditions New in Paper New American Popular Music in Local and Steel Drums and Philosophizing Rock Global Contexts Steelbands Performance Edited by Babacar M’Baye (Kent State University) and Alexander Charles Oliver Hall (Kent State A History Dylan, Hendrix, Bowie By Angela Smith University) By Wade Hollingshaus (Brigham Young University)

“Recommended.” Philosophizing Rock In Crossing Traditions, a —Choice Performance: Dylan, wide range of scholarly Hendrix, Bowie embraces contributions on the local Steel Drums and a set of historiographical and global significance of Steelbands: A History is logics that re-imagine American popular music a vivid account of the these three artists. Noting examines the connections events that led to the how Dylan, Hendrix, and between selected American “accidental” invention Bowie first established their blues, rock and roll, and of the steel drum: the reputations amid the anti- hip-hop music and their only acoustic musical establishment sentiments equivalents from Senegal, instrument invented that emerged in Western Nigeria, England, India, and in the 20th century. counties during the Mexico. Angela Smith walks 1960s and early 1970s, he readers through the evolution of the steel connects them with the concurrent formative Scarecrow Press drum from an object of scorn to one of phase of Continental philosophy. 2013 • 206 pages the most appreciated musical instruments 978-0-8108-8827-2 • $80.00 (£49.95) • Cloth today. 978-0-8108-8828-9 • $79.99 (£49.95) • eEBOOK Scarecrow Press 2014 • 204 pages Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 978-0-8108-8404-5 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth 2014 • 240 pages 978-0-8108-8405-2 • $64.99 (£39.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4422-3115-3 • $32.00 (£19.95) • Paper I Am Hip-Hop 978-0-8108-8342-0 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth (2012) 978-0-8108-8343-7 • $31.99 (£19.95) • eEBOOK Conversations on the Music and Culture The Beatles and McLuhan By Andrew J. Rausch Understanding the Electric Age Baby Boomer Rock ‘n’ Roll By Thomas MacFarlane (New York University) “Readers ... will no doubt Fans find much of value inI Am The Music Never Ends “The Beatles and McLuhan: Hip-Hop.” —Notes: Quarterly Understanding the Electric By Joseph A. Kotarba (Texas State University- Journal Of The Music Library Age will be of interest to San Marcos) Association scholars and students interested in music, “For those who are “Recommended.” music history, recording interested in personal —Choice technology, media studies, recollections of early hip- and popular culture.” hop artists and their opinions Based on 18 years of —Leonardo Music Journal related to various topics sociological research within this musical genre, this and 52 years of rock “Anyone who is interested book would be of interest.” ‘n’ roll fandom, Baby in an intense history of —American Reference Books Annual Boomer Rock ’n’ the Beatles, the book The Roll Fans draws on Beatles and McLuhan is an exciting, instructive Scarecrow Press data collected from and valuable asset. Recommended.” 2011 • 230 pages participant observations —From Me To You 978-0-8108-7791-7 • $29.95 (£18.95) • Cloth and interviews with 978-0-8108-7792-4 • $28.99 (£17.95) • eEBOOK artists, fans, and Scarecrow Press producers to explore our aging rock culture 2013 • 194 pages through the filter of symbolic interactionist 978-0-8108-8432-8 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8433-5 • $64.99 (£39.95) • eEBOOK theory.

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African American Folksong and Studying the Dead American Cultural Politics The Grateful Dead Scholars Caucus, An Informal History The Lawrence Gellert Story Edited by Nicholas G. Meriwether (University of California, Santa Cruz) By Bruce M. Conforth “Recommended.” “Recommended.” —Choice —Choice This book provides an informal history of In African American Folksong and American the Grateful Dead Caucus and explores its Cultural Politics, Conforth brings to light for the significance as a scholarly community, focusing first time the entire body of work collected by on its increasing self-awareness, its ability Lawrence Gellert, establishing his place, and to span diverse disciplinary and theoretical the place for the material he collected, within perspectives, and most of all, its contribution the pages of American folk song scholarship. In to our understanding of the Grateful Dead addition to shedding new light on the concept phenomenon. of “protest music” within African American folk music, Conforth discusses the unique relationship Scarecrow Press of the American Left to this music and how 2013 • 334 pages personal psychology and the demands of the 978-0-8108-9124-1 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth American Communist party would come to ruin 978-0-8108-9125-8 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK Gellert’s life.

Bruce Conforth is a member of the faculty of the American Culture Reading the Grateful Dead Department at the University of Michigan. A Critical Survey Edited by Nicholas G. Meriwether (University of California, Santa Cruz) Series: American Folk Music and Musicians Series Scarecrow Press “This offering does more than show the intrinsic 2013 • 298 pages interest of the Dead as a musical phenomenon; 978-0-8108-8488-5 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth these essays establish their significance as a 978-0-8108-8489-2 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK watershed in the development of American counterculture.” —Dead Studies Grateful Dead and the Art of Rock Improvisation In Reading the Grateful Dead, Nicholas G. By David Malvinni Meriwether has assembled a collection of essays that examine the development of Grateful Dead studies. “A highly recommended addition to academic library Popular Culture and 20th Century American Music reference collections and Scarecrow Press supplemental reading lists.” 2012 • 346 pages 978-0-8108-8371-0 • $70.00 (£44.95) • Cloth —Midwest Book Review 978-0-8108-8372-7 • $69.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK Although fans and scholars alike recognize the Grateful Dead as icons of the psychedelic music, the band’s improvisatory approach The Conscience of the Folk Revival still remains an enigma to the uninitiated. The Writings of Israel “Izzy” Young In Grateful Dead and the Art of Rock By Scott Barretta (University of Mississippi) Improvisation, Malvinni unravels this mystery, walking readers through the band’s musical decision-making process. Written for rock “Highly recommended.” —Choice music fans with little to no background in music theory and scholars and students of popular music culture, the book “The definitive account of [Young’s] folk revival reveals the method behind the seeming madness of America’s greatest experiences and observations.” jam band. —Living Blues

The Conscience of the Folk Revival: The Musicologist and classical guitarist, David Malvinni is adjunct professor Writings of Israel “Izzy” Young collects Young’s of Music and African-American studies at Santa Barbara Community writing, from his regular column “Frets and College. Frails” for Sing Out! Magazine (1959-1969) to his commentaries on such contentious issues as copyright and commercialism. Scarecrow Press 2013 • 296 pages 978-0-8108-8255-3 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8348-2 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK Series: American Folk Music and Musicians Series Scarecrow Press 2013 • 300 pages 978-0-8108-8308-6 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8309-3 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK

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Exploring U2 Hip Hop’s Amnesia Finding Fogerty New Is This Rock ‘n’ Roll?: From Blues and the Black Interdisciplinary Readings Walking the Line Essays on the Music, Work, Women’s Club Movement of John Fogerty and Country Music Lyricists and and Influence of U2 to Rap and the Hip Hop Creedence Clearwater American Culture Edited by Scott Calhoun (Cedarville Movement Revival Edited by Thomas Alan Holmes University) By Reiland Rabaka (University of Edited by Thomas M. Kitts (St. John’s (East Tennessee State University) Foreword by Anthony DeCurtis Colorado at Boulder) University) and Roxanne Harde (University of Alberta) “This collection is comprehensively “Recommended.” —Choice “Finding Fogerty should convince referenced, challenging, and its readers that Fogerty’s influence An insightful and wide-ranging frequently provocative.” —Booklist Hip Hop’s Amnesia rescues and on American culture deserves look at one of America’s most reclaims the often-overlooked even fuller consideration; this popular genres of music, Walking This book features new writing in early 20th century origins and volume offers a welcome start.” the Line examines how country the growing field of U2 studies. evolution of rap music and hip —Journal Of American Culture songwriters engage with their hop culture. nation’s religion, literature, and Lexington Books Scarecrow Press 2013 • 262 pages politics. 2012 • 304 pages Lexington Books 978-0-7391-7485-2 • $34.99 (£21.95) 978-0-8108-8157-0 • $59.95 (£37.95) 2012 • 384 pages Paper Cloth 978-0-7391-7492-0 • $42.99 (£26.95) 978-0-7391-7483-8 • $85.00 (£51.95) Lexington Books 978-0-8108-8158-7 • $54.99 (£34.95) Paper Cloth 2014 • 288 pages eEBOOK 978-0-7391-7491-3 • $100.00 (£59.95) 978-0-7391-7484-5 • $34.99 (£21.95) 978-0-7391-6967-4 • $34.99 (£21.95) Paper Cloth eEBOOK 978-0-7391-7493-7 • $42.99 (£26.95) 978-0-7391-6966-7 • $90.00 (£57.95) eEBOOK Cloth New 978-0-7391-6968-1 • $34.99 (£21.95) Hardcore, Punk, eEBOOK and Other Junk The Rolling Stones Aggressive Sounds in Urban God Talk Sociological Perspectives Working Class Contemporary Music Constructing a Hip Hop Edited by Helmut Staubmann Heroes (University of Innsbruck) Edited by Eric James Abbey Spirituality Rock Music and British (Oakland Community College) and Edited by Andre E. Johnson Society in the 1960s Colin Helb (Elizabethtown College) (Memphis Theological Seminary) This book draws from a broad spectrum of sociological and 1970s perspectives to contribute both to By David Simonelli From local underground bands Urban God Talk is a collection of the understanding of the Rolling (Youngstown State University) in Detroit, Michigan to bands in essays that examines the religious Stones and to an in-depth analysis Puerto Rico or across Europe, and spiritual in hip hop. of contemporary society and this book demonstrates the “Recommended.” —Choice culture that takes The Stones as a importance of aggressive music in starting point. our society. Lexington Books “The book works as a useful 2013 • 266 pages overview of British pop’s 978-0-7391-6829-5 • $90.00 (£57.95) Lexington Books trajectory.” Lexington Books Cloth 2013 • 254 pages —Twentieth Century British History March 2014 • 228 pages 978-0-7391-6830-1 • $89.99 (£57.95) 978-0-7391-7673-3 • $36.99 (£22.95) 978-0-7391-7605-4 • $80.00 (£49.95) eEBOOK Paper Lexington Books Cloth 978-0-7391-7671-9 • $75.00 (£44.95) 2013 • 324 pages 978-0-7391-7606-1 • $79.99 (£49.95) Cloth 978-0-7391-7052-6 • $37.99 (£22.95) eEBOOK 978-0-7391-7672-6 • $36.99 (£22.95) Paper eEBOOK 978-0-7391-7051-9 • $90.00 (£57.95) Cloth 978-0-7391-7053-3 • $37.99 (£22.95) eEBOOK

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The Synergy of Film and New The Invisible Art of Film Music Composing for the Cinema Music Sight and Sound in Five Hollywood A Comprehensive History The Theory and Praxis of Music in Film Second Edition Films By Ennio Morricone and Sergio Miceli By Laurence E. MacDonald By Peter Rothbart Translated by Gillian B. Anderson

To best understand the role music plays in the “Recommended for most large public libraries Composing for the Cinema is the culmination production of a motion picture, it benefits the and for academic libraries supporting film- of a series of lectures on the composition viewer to consider all of the elements that studies and music-composition programs.” and analysis of film music by Oscar-winning comprise the film experience. InThe Synergy —Booklist composer Ennio Morricone and Professor of Film and Music: Sight and Sound in Five Sergio Miceli. From 1991 to 1995, and in 1999 Hollywood Films, Peter Rothbart considers the “Recommended.” —Choice and 2000, they conducted short seminars aural and visual aspects of five representative designed for composers who were interested in films: West Side Story, Psycho, Empire of the “A great resource for the general student writing film music. In these lectures, Morricone Sun, Altered States, and American Beauty. or historian of music or film interested in the discussed not only the scores to his own For each film, the author demonstrates how greatest and most influential movies and films but those of other composers as well. a variety of elements work together to create events of film music history.”— Library Journal Delivered in a conversational mode that is a singular experience. After reviewing the both comprehensible and interesting, this various roles that music can serve in a film, Arranged chronologically from the silent groundbreaking work intertwines analysis with as well as providing an overview of the film era to the present day, this volume provides practical details of film music composition. scoring process, Rothbart looks at each film, insight into the evolution of music in cinema examining them one musical cue at a time, so and analyzes the vital contributions of scores the reader can watch the film while reading Ennio Morricone has written scores for nearly to hundreds of films. MacDonald reviews key about each cue. In these analyses, timecode 400 films. In 2007 he received an honorary developments in film music and discusses markings from commercial DVDs are provided Academy award for his significant contribution many of the most important and influential in the margins alongside the text, which allow to the art of film music, the only composer to scores of the last nine decades, including the reader to correlate the on-screen drama to be so recognized. Sergio Miceli is an Italian those from Modern Times, Gone with the Wind, the second. musicologist whose many analyses, particularly Citizen Kane, Laura, A Streetcar Named Desire, of Morricone’s scores, have established film Ben-Hur, Lawrence of Arabia, The Godfather, music as a major artifact of the 20th century. Jaws, Ragtime, Titanic, Gladiator, The Lord Peter Rothbart is professor of music at the Gillian B. Anderson is an orchestral conductor of the Rings, Brokeback Mountain, and Ithaca College School of Music. and musicologist who has reconstructed the Slumdog Millionaire. MacDonald also provides scores for over 40 pre-1929 classic films and biographical sketches of such great composers Scarecrow Press performed them with orchestras and at film as Max Steiner, Alfred Newman, Franz Waxman, 2013 • 180 pages festivals around the world. Bernard Herrmann, Elmer Bernstein, Henry 978-0-8108-8759-6 • $40.00 (£24.95) • Paper Mancini, John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, Dave 978-0-8108-8758-9 • $80.00 (£49.95) • Cloth Grusin, Ennio Morricone, Randy Newman, Hans 978-0-8108-8760-2 • $39.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK Scarecrow Press Zimmer, and Danny Elfman. 2014 • 310 pages 978-0-8108-9241-5 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-9240-8 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth Laurence E. MacDonald is professor emeritus at 978-0-8108-9242-2 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK Mott Community College.

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New Listening to Stanley Kubrick Film and Television Music Max Steiner The Music in His Films A Guide to Books, Articles, and By Christine Lee Gengaro (Los Angeles City Composer Interviews Composing, Casablanca, and the College) By Warren M. Sherk Golden Age of Film Music By Peter Wegele (University of Salzburg) Best New Music Book 2011 - American Music “This is a fascinating look at the films of Kubrick Preservation Max Steiner is one of the greatest—not to as well as the importance that music plays in mention most prolific—composers of the setting a scene in a film. It is appropriate for Golden Age of Hollywood. The winner of three larger universities with extensive film studies “Recommended for film and music reference Academy Awards, Steiner’s credits include collections.” —American Reference Books Annual collections.” —Library Journal King Kong, Gone with the Wind, Now Voyager, Casablanca, and The Caine Mutiny. Peter “Essential. All readers.” —Choice “An indispensable book for anyone who Wegele unveils the man behind dozens of researches or writes about this field.” memorable scores, offering a portrait of the Scarecrow Press —The Film Music Society composer from a personal and professional 2013 • 316 pages 978-0-8108-8564-6 • $60.00 (£37.95) • Cloth point of view. “This is an affordable and important addition to 978-0-8108-8565-3 • $59.99 (£37.95) • eEBOOK the reference shelves.” —Reference Reviews Rowman & Littlefield Publishers March 2014 • 272 pages Scarecrow Press 978-1-4422-3113-9 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 2011 • 698 pages 978-1-4422-3114-6 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-7686-6 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth

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Ilan Eshkeri’s Stardust Miklós Rózsa’s Ben-Hur Ennio Morricone’s The Good, About the Series June 2013 • 186 pages 2011 • 176 pages the Bad and the Ugly 978-0-8108-9165-4 • $50.00 • Paperback 978-0-8108-8100-6 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paperback 2005 • 153 pages 978-0-8108-9166-1 • $49.99 • eEBOOK 978-1-4616-6968-5 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-5132-0 • $37.00 (£22.95) • Paperback The Scarecrow series of Film Leonard Bernstein’s On the Nino Rota’s The Godfather 978-1-4616-5841-2 • $36.99 (£22.95) • eEBOOK Score Guides is dedicated to Waterfront Trilogy drawing together the variety of 2013 • 234 pages 2011 • 212 pages different analytical practices 978-0-8108-8137-2 • $50.00 (£31.95) • Paperback 978-0-8108-7711-5 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paperback “An excellent reference work.” and ideological approaches in 978-0-8108-8399-4 • $49.99 (£31.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4616-6424-6 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK —Music From The Movies (Danny film musicology for the study of Jerome Moross’s The Big Alex North’s A Streetcar Elfman's Batman) individual scores. Much value has Country Named Desire “This is a really fascinating book.” been drawn from case studies of 2012 • 216 pages 2009 • 250 pages —Muso (Ennio Morricone's The film scoring practice in other film 978-0-8108-8500-4 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paperback 978-0-8108-6393-4 • $37.00 (£22.95) • Paperback Good, the Bad and the Ugly) music texts, but these Guides offer 978-0-8108-8501-1 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4617-3988-3 • $36.99 (£22.95) • eEBOOK “Winters’s book is certainly a substantial, wide-ranging and Zbigniew Preisner’s Erich Wolfgang Korngold’s authoritative, and it is a real treat comprehensive study of a single Three Colors Trilogy: The Adventures of Robin to use as a guide through a heavily score. Subjects are chosen for Blue, White, Red Hood scored film.”— Film International the series on the basis that they 2012 • 482 pages 2007 • 200 pages (Erich Wolfgang Korngold's The have become and are widely 978-0-8108-8138-9 • $55.00 (£34.95) • Paperback 978-0-8108-5888-6 • $37.00 (£22.95) • Paperback Adventures of Robin Hood) recognized as a benchmark for 978-0-8108-8365-9 • $54.99 (£34.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4616-5843-6 • $36.99 (£22.95) • eEBOOK the way in which film music is Franz Waxman’s Rebecca Danny Elfman’s Batman composed and experienced. 2012 • 236 pages 2005 • 192 pages 978-0-8108-8136-5 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paperback 978-0-8108-5126-9 • $37.00 (£22.95) • Paperback 978-0-8108-8366-6 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4616-6705-6 • $36.99 (£22.95) • eEBOOK

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The Jerome Kern Encyclopedia The Complete Costume Dictionary By Thomas S. Hischak By Elizabeth J. Lewandowski Library Journal Best Reference Book “Highly recommended.” —Choice Choice Outstanding Academic Title

“This volume offers practically one-stop shopping for music students and Jerome Kern enthusiasts.” “Highly recommended.” —Choice —Booklist “This work’s thorough scope, covering all Jerome Kern's pioneer work in developing a time periods and locations, makes it stand truly American musical sound inspired many of out among other works on fashion and the great songwriters of the 1920s, 1930s, and costuming.” —Library Journal 1940s, and his songs include dozens of beloved standards still heard today, such as “Smoke Gets “Recommended for academic and public in Your Eyes” and “The Way You Look Tonight.” libraries supporting theater departments or art The Jerome Kern Encyclopedia consists of programs.” —Booklist hundreds of entries on people, theatre and film musicals, songs, subjects, and themes related In The Complete Costume Dictionary, to the composer. The encyclopedia also includes a brief biography of Elizabeth Lewandowski has collected from Kern, a chronology of his life and work, and appendices on recordings, a variety of sources—including costume interpolations, revivals, and remakes. history texts, journal articles, historical publications, autobiographies, biographies, foreign language dictionaries, and contemporary publications—to create a resource that spans the globe, from the Thomas S. Hischak is professor of theatre at the State University of New earliest record of fashion to the 21st century. Including more than 20,000 York College at Cortland. fashion and costume terms, this volume also features more than 300 illustrations. Scarecrow Press 2013 • 352 pages Elizabeth J. Lewandowski is professor of Theatre in Costume Design at 978-0-8108-9167-8 • $80.00 (£49.95) • Cloth Midwestern State University (Wichita Falls, Texas). 978-0-8108-9168-5 • $79.99 (£49.95) • eEBOOK

Scarecrow Press 2012 • 622 pages 978-0-8108-4004-1 • $125.00 (£80.00) • Cloth Robeson 978-0-8108-7785-6 • $119.99 (£75.00) • eEBOOK An American Ballad By Arnold H. Lubasch

“This thoughtful and well-researched work Judy Garland examines the core of Robeson’s character and A Biography his often delicate relationships with the social, By Anne Edwards cultural, and political issues of his era. It will have profound appeal for both academic and general audiences.” —Library Journal Praised as “undoubtedly the best of the many books on Judy Garland” by no less a critic than In Robeson: An American Ballad, Arnold H. John Lahr (the son of Bert Lahr, the Cowardly Lubasch chronicles the remarkable life of this 20th Lion in The Wizard of Oz), Anne Edwards’s century original. In this concise and readable biography attempts to present a complete account, Lubasch reports on Robeson’s life story picture of the late actress, and not just the more accurately and clearly than any previous boozing, drug-addicted caricature of a woman books about him. In addition to detailing the that is central to lesser biographies. From highs and lows of Robeson’s life and career, Edwards’s account we learn, for example, that Lubasch offers several personal anecdotes about Garland saw it as her duty to provide for her this American icon, and includes commentary on the 100th-anniversary family financially, a generosity that her mother celebration of Robeson’s birth. Ethel exploited with disastrous results.

Arnold H. Lubasch was a reporter for the New York Times, covering a wide Anne Edwards received a Pulitzer prize nomination for her book Early range of stories from 1959 to 1993. Reagan: The Rise of an American Hero.

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Off-Broadway Musicals American and British Theatre as Human Action since 1919 Theatrical Biographies An Introduction to Theatre Arts From Greenwich Village Follies to The An Index By Thomas S. Hischak (SUNY Cortland) Toxic Avenger 2nd Edition By Thomas S. Hischak (SUNY Cortland) 2 Volumes “It is well written and very By J. P. Wearing (University of Arizona) readable and should be considered by those who “An essential purchase.” teach introduction to —Library Journal, Starred Review “For performing arts theater courses.” collections, a quick- —American Reference Books reference springboard “With excellent writing Annual making it difficult to put to additional down Off-Broadway biography resources.” The textbook looks at Musicals is a fun read for —Library Journal both the theoretical both scholars and fans.” and practical aspects —American Reference Books “You will want to put of theatre arts, from the Annual this title on the shelf if nature of theatre and your library supports drama to how it reflects society to explaining Hischak looks at more theater research and the processes that playwrights, actors, than 375 musicals, which study.” —Booklist designers, directors, producers, and critics go are described, discussed, and analyzed, with through. particular attention given to their books, scores, “Recommended.” —Choice performers, and creators. This revised and extensively expanded Scarecrow Press edition provides information on more than 2006 • 272 pages Scarecrow Press 90,000 individuals. 978-0-8108-5686-8 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paper 2011 • 522 pages 978-1-4616-6432-1 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-7771-9 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-7772-6 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK Scarecrow Press 2012 • 1214 pages 978-0-8108-8238-6 • $225.00 (£140.00) • Cloth 2 volume set The New Broadway Song 978-0-8108-8239-3 • $224.99 (£140.00) • eEBOOK Companion Sondheim on Music An Annotated Guide to Musical Theatre Minor Details and Major Decisions Literature by Voice Type and Song Style Second Edition Ottemiller’s Index to Plays By David P. DeVenney (West Chester University) By Mark Eden Horowitz (Library of Congress) in Collections An Author and Title Index to Plays ASCAP Deems Taylor Special Recognition Appearing in Collections Published “This volume is an absolute Award 2004 (1st Ed.) necessity for all college ARSC Award for Excellence in Historical since 1900 and high school musical Recorded Sound Research— Eighth Edition theater collections. Best Research in Recorded Popular Music, Best By Denise L. Montgomery Essential.” History 2004 (1st Ed.) (Valdosta State University) —Choice

Choice Outstanding Academic Title “For music theater “Recommended for libraries performers and their with a prominent emphasis “Essential for English instructors this book on music.” literature collections.” is a boon, both for —Library Journal —Library Journal repertoire selection and role preparation. ... An “What sets this milestone “Highly affordable addition to the reference section of work apart from other recommended.” a studio library.” —Journal Of Singing texts on Sondheim or —Choice other interviews with Scarecrow Press the composer is the fine In this new edition, 2009 • 298 pages balance between broad 978-0-8108-6943-1 • $42.00 (£25.95) • Cloth Denise Montgomery and specific questions.” 978-0-8108-6944-8 • $41.99 (£25.95) • eEBOOK has expanded the —Studies In Musical Theatre volume to include collections published Scarecrow Press 2011 • 584 pages in the entire English-speaking world through 978-0-8108-7436-7 • $49.95 (£31.95) • Cloth 2000 and beyond. This new volume lists 978-0-8108-7437-4 • $48.99 (£29.95) • eEBOOK more than 3,500 new plays and 2,000 new authors.

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Forthcoming New New Ballet Music The Opera Manual Orchestral “Pops” Music A Handbook By Nicholas Ivor Martin A Handbook By Matthew Naughtin Second Edition You are getting ready for a performance By Lucy Manning In Ballet Music: A Handbook Matthew Naughtin of Donizetti’s L’elisir d’amore and you have a few questions. How many clarinets are provides a practical guide for the professional “Highly recommended.” —Choice musician who works with ballet companies, in the orchestra? How many orchestra whether as a full-time staff member or as an members appear onstage? How many In this second edition of Orchestral “Pops” independent contractor. In this comprehensive different sets are there? Music: A Handbook, Lucy Manning brings work, he addresses the daily routine of the forward to the present her remarkable modern ballet company, outlines the respective The Opera Manual is the ultimate compendium of information about this form of roles of the conductor, company pianists and companion for opera lovers, professionals, orchestral music. With changes in publishers and music librarian and their necessary collaboration scholars, and teachers, featuring agents, the discontinuation of the publication of with choreographers and ballet masters, and comprehensive information about, and certain original material or, worst of all, presses examines the complete process of putting a plot summaries for, more than 550 operas— going out of business, music directors, orchestra dance performance on stage, from selection of including every opera that is likely to conductors, and professional instrumentalists existing music to commissioning original scores be performed today, from standard to face formidable challenges in tracking down to staging the final production. Because ballet rediscovered contemporary works. accurate information about this vast repertoire. companies routinely revise the great ballets to fit the needs of their staff and stage, audience, The book is invaluable, especially for opera This revised handbook alleviates the time- and orchestra, ballet repertoire is a tangled professionals, who will find everything they consuming task of researching these changes web for the uninitiated. At the core of Ballet need for choosing and staging operas. by offering a list of works for orchestral “pops” Music: A Handbook lies an extensive listing of Similar reference books commonly skip concerts that is comprehensive, informative, classic ballets in the standard repertoire, with over scenes and supporting characters in and current. Manning’s emphasis on clarity information on their history, versions, revisions, their plot summaries, lacking even the most and accuracy gives users an indispensable instrumentation, score publishers, and other basic facts about staging, orchestral, and tool for gathering vital information on the sources for tracking down both the original vocal requirements. The Opera Manual, style, instrumentation, and availability of music and subsequent musical additions and based on the actual scores of the works the repertoire listed, as well as notes on its adaptations. discussed, is the only exhaustive, up-to- performance. The user-friendly appendices date opera companion—a “recipe book” include expanded instrumentation choices, that will enable its readers to explore those easy-to-find durations, and handy title cross- Matthew Naughtin has been the Music Librarian operas they know and discover new ones references. In addition to corrections and of the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra since 1997. to sample and enjoy. updates, this new edition of Orchestral “Pops” Music includes at least 1,000 new title listings. Series: Music Finders Nicholas Ivor Martin, director of operations Rowman & Littlefield Publishers and special initiatives at the Lyric Opera of Lucy Manning was orchestra director and July 2014 • 436 pages Chicago, lectures and writes about opera. 978-0-8108-8659-9 • $80.00 (£49.95) • Cloth professor of violin at Old Dominion University 978-0-8108-8660-5 • $79.99 (£49.95) • eEBOOK in Norfolk, Virginia and performed in many Series: Music Finders orchestras from community through professional Scarecrow Press level across the country. 2014 • 480 pages 978-0-8108-8868-5 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8869-2 • $84.99 (£51.95) • eEBOOK Series: Music Finders Scarecrow Press 2014 • 476 pages 978-0-8108-8422-9 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8423-6 • $84.99 (£51.95) • eEBOOK

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Chamber Orchestra and The Canon of Violin Ensemble Repertoire Literature A Catalog of Modern Music A Performer’s Resource By Dirk Meyer (Duluth Superior Symphony By Jo Nardolillo Orchestra) “If you deal regularly “An invaluable and intimately resource for with classical violin conductors, repertoire, you’ll librarians of chamber appreciate the orchestras and meticulous research anyone interested and care presented in learning about in this resource.” possible repertoire —Strings Magazine for the chamber orchestra.... Chamber “This work will be Orchestra & useful in music Ensemble Repertoire collections in music will clearly be of libraries as well as significant help to in the hands of violin instructors and music programmers of twentieth and twenty-first directors.” New century chamber orchestra literature.” —Notes: —American Reference Books Annual A Conductor’s Guide to Quarterly Journal Of The Music Library Association Series: Music Finders Selected Baroque Choral- Series: Music Finders Scarecrow Press Orchestral Works Scarecrow Press 2011 • 240 pages By Jonathan D. Green 2011 • 444 pages 978-0-8108-7793-1 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-7731-3 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 978-1-4616-5734-7 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK In A Conductor’s Guide to Selected Baroque Choral-Orchestral Works, Jonathan D. Green’s sixth book-length contribution of guides for Arias, Ensembles, & Orchestral Music conductors, he offers this companion to his Choruses A Handbook critically acclaimed A Conductor’s Guide An Excerpt Finder for Orchestras 4th Edition to the Choral-Orchestral Works of J. S. Bach. By John Yaffé and David Daniels By David Daniels In this volume, Green addresses works of the Baroque era from Monteverdi through Bach’s contemporaries. “This work will be very “Should be useful for all types of indispensable to In addition to brief biographical sketches for music libraries as well anyone involved with each composer, Green includes for each as any library serving the performance work the approximate duration, text sources, orchestral conductors, or programming of performing forces, currently available editions, opera companies, or orchestral music.” locations of manuscript materials, notes, philharmonics.” —Notes: Quarterly performance issues, evaluation of solo roles, —American Reference Journal Of The Music evaluation of difficulty, and a discography and Books Annual Library Association bibliography. Duration information comes from a variety of sources, but Green turns to actual “The volume ... is This highly recording times of performances. The purpose invaluable. ... [L] acclaimed, classic of this book is to aid conductors in selecting ibraries, universities sourcebook for repertoire appropriate to their needs and the and colleges should planning orchestral abilities of their ensembles. The discographies add [this work] to their programs and organizing rehearsals has and bibliographies, while not exhaustive, serve holdings.” been expanded and revised to feature 42% as helpful starting points for further research. —Journal Of Singing more compositions over the third edition, with clearer entries and a more useful system of Series: Music Finders appendixes. Jonathan D. Green is Provost and Dean of the Scarecrow Press Faculty, Illinois Wesleyan University. 2012 • 550 pages Also Available: Orchestral Music Online 978-0-8108-8166-2 • $99.00 (£59.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8314-7 • $94.99 (£59.95) • eEBOOK Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 2014 • 284 pages Scarecrow Press 978-0-8108-8649-0 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth 2006 • 640 pages 978-0-8108-8650-6 • $84.99 (£51.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-5674-5 • $74.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 978-1-4616-6425-3 • $69.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK

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Conducting and Conversations with Joseph Rehearsing the Instrumental Flummerfelt Music Ensemble Thoughts on Conducting, Music, and Scenarios, Priorities, Strategies, Musicians Essentials, and Repertoire By Donald Nally (Lyric Opera of Chicago) By John F. Colson (South Dakota State University) In Conversations with “A work on the cutting Joseph Flummerfelt: edge of instrumental Thoughts on Conducting, music, this book will be Music, and Musicians, a valuable addition Donald Nally presents a to university libraries window into the mind and with advanced music heart of one of America’s programs.” —American most celebrated and Reference Books Annual distinguished choral conductors. “Highly recommended.” —Choice Scarecrow Press 2010 • 230 pages 978-0-8108-6976-9 • $42.00 (£25.95) • Paper Forthcoming Conducting and Rehearsing the Instrumental Camerata Music Ensemble is the most comprehensive guide on the rehearsal process for conducting Writing Music for A Guide to Organizing and Directing instrumental music ensembles. Small Choruses Television and Radio By Arthur Wenk Commercials (and more) Scarecrow Press 2012 • 520 pages A Manual for Composers and Students Camerata: A Guide to Organizing and 978-0-8108-8260-7 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Paper Second Edition Directing Small Choruses distinguishes itself 978-0-8108-8261-4 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK By Michael Zager (Florida Atlantic University) from all other works on choral conducting by starting at the very beginning—the conception “A welcome guide and purpose of an ensemble--through all other Renaissance Music for the for anyone wishing to aspects of rehearsing and organizing a chorus Choral Conductor make their career in the to performance and reception. Wenk offers competitive world of basic information on getting started, recruiting A Practical Guide commercial composing.” singers, planning programs, rehearsing music, By Robert J. Summer (University of South Florida) —Muso publicizing concerts, sharing responsibilities, financing the operation, knowing the law, and “Overall, this is a worthy Scarecrow Press finally getting better. He also offers detailed book. ... This book is direct, 2008 • 272 pages suggestions for creating an executive group to helpful, and pragmatic.” 978-0-8108-6139-8 • $64.00 manage the choir as well ideas for repertoire —Choir & Organ (£39.95) • Paper/Audio disc and programming. 978-0-8108-6219-7 • $59.99 (£37.95) • eEBOOK “I highly recommend this In addition to a step-by-step guide, Camerata book, and commend the provides a wealth of supplementary material, author for providing a including a prospectus, a statement of very useful reference for Origins and Development of goals and means, programs, organizational choral conductors working documents, a singer’s guide, documents for Musical Instruments with school, university, By Jeremy Montagu organizing a folksong competition, a list of community, and church websites for publishers and choral federations, choirs. The book is well worth reading.” and an annotated bibliography of works on —Choral Journal “Essential.” —Choice choral conducting. Wenk also includes over 20 Christmas carols and carol arrangements for Scarecrow Press “I highly recommend performance by your small chorus. 2013 • 260 pages this volume.” —American 978-0-8108-8280-5 • $55.00 (£34.95) • Paper Reference Books Annual Arthur Wenk has founded and directed a cappella chamber choirs in Boston, Pittsburgh, “A fine textbook for a Québec City, and Toronto. semester survey of musical instruments.” —Notes: Quarterly Journal Of The Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Music Library Association July 2014 • 204 pages 978-1-4422-3557-1 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Paper 978-1-4422-3556-4 • $90.00 (£57.95) • Cloth Scarecrow Press 978-1-4422-3558-8 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK 2008 • 280 pages 978-0-8108-5657-8 • $87.00 (£54.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-7770-2 • $84.99 (£51.95) • eEBOOK

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The Essentials of Beautiful Giovanni Battista Rubini Rusalka Singing and the Bel Canto Tenors A Performance Guide with A Three-Step Kinesthetic Approach History and Technique Translations and Pronunciation By Karen Tillotson Bauer By Dan H. Marek By Timothy Cheek

Voice research has revealed much about the Giovanni Battista Rubini (1794-1854) was a This book serves as an aid to anyone seeking to singing voice, but this valuable information legendary tenor and the first 19th-century perform and gain a deeper understanding of does not necessarily transfer into fine singing. non-castrati male singer to become an this multi-layered opera, which so trenchantly In The Essentials of Beautiful Singing: A Three- international star of opera. The previous asks what it means to be human, to love, and Step Kinesthetic Approach, performer and two centuries had been the era of the to be loved in return. In the first part, Czech scholar Karen Tillotson Bauer bridges this gap by castrati, with tenors and basses relegated music scholar Timothy Cheek offers a thorough reframing the complexities of voice science with to character and supporting roles in the review of Czech lyric diction and inflection, a cultivated simplicity of style and terminology operas of their time. Rubini stood apart describes the characters and their vocal that speaks directly to the singer’s experience of because he not only matched the castrati requirements, and supplies a synopsis of the singing. in coloratura and pathos, but he also plot, an elucidation of the layers of meaning in had an extraordinarily high voice. Rubini’s Kvapil’s libretto, a section on musical style and With her three-step approach, Bauer integrates rise signaled the end of the dominance dance elements, and a fascinating explanation fact and application in a logical order and of castrati on stage. This period would of why such a remarkable work took so long takes the mystery out of singing by approaching last some 40 years until the advent of to be embraced by Western audiences. In it as a kinesthetic experience. Through the use Grand Opera, Wagner, and Verdi and the the second half, Cheek gives word-for-word of short verbal prompts and guided exercises, appearance of the first so-called High C and idiomatic English translations of the Czech The Essentials of Beautiful Singing helps the from the chest by Gilbert-Louis Duprez in libretto, including stage directions, along singer discover good breath management, 1837. Since then, the accepted tenor sound with the International Phonetic Alphabet for realize good resonance, and achieve clear has followed the tradition epitomized by pronunciation. Rounding out the book are enunciation. The focus throughout is on the skillful Enrico Caruso and, in our own era, Luciano illustrations from the Prague National Theatre, use of the body as a musical instrument, the Pavarotti and Placido Domingo. New York Metropolitan Opera, and elsewhere, source of fine singing. Bauer cuts to the heart of as well as an appendix listing recordings and vocal technique and challenges some common videos. pedagogical assumptions while defining a Dan H. Marek is a distinguished international dependable foundation for fine singing. singer, teacher, and writer who has appeared as a principal tenor at the A leading expert on Czech vocal music, Timothy Metropolitan Opera, New York City Opera, Cheek is pianist, vocal coach, and associate Karen Tillotson Bauer has spent more than 30 and the Salzburg Opera. He is a teacher of professor of performing arts at the University of years teaching singing in the voice studio, in voice at Mannes College of Music in New Michigan School of Music, Theater & Dance in pedagogy classes, and in choral settings for York City. Ann Arbor. undergraduate and graduate students.

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English and German Diction The Performing Life The Use of the International for Singers A Singer’s Guide to Survival Phonetic Alphabet in the A Comparative Approach By Sharon Mabry Choral Rehearsal By Amanda Johnston (University of Mississippi) Edited by Duane Richard Karna (Ball State “An enjoyable and University) “The analogy is an excellent also thorough volume example of the author’s that deserves a place “Recommended.” skill in enlivening the study in any collection that —Choice of diction. Voice teachers caters to students of the and coaches will find this performing arts.” “This book brings together volume a useful addition to —Library Journal 30 essays by experts their libraries; those diction from around the world courses that combine “Mabry uses her own to describe how the English and German will find development into a character symbols of the in this a tailor-made text.” contemporary music International Phonetic —Journal Of Singing specialist to illustrate Alphabet (IPA) can be how finding the right used by singers in the niche enhances the joy of performing.” choral rehearsal. Scarecrow Press —Journal Of Singing 2011 • 336 pages 978-0-8108-7766-5 • $49.95 (£31.95) • Cloth Scarecrow Press Scarecrow Press 978-1-4616-5840-5 • $48.99 (£29.95) • eEBOOK 2012 • 180 pages 2013 • 336 pages 978-0-8108-8408-3 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-8169-3 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8409-0 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8321-5 • $64.99 (£39.95) • eEBOOK

Singing in Russian A Guide to Language and Performance Get the Callback Coffin’s Overtones of Bel By Emily Olin (Yale School of Music) The Art of Auditioning for Musical Canto Theatre Phonetic Basis of Artistic Singing with Founded on the By Jonathan Flom (Shenandoah Conservatory) 100 Chromatic Vowel-Chart Exercises underlying principle By Berton Coffin that sung language differs dramatically “This handbook offers from spoken language, practical advice on all “Coffin’s work provides an invaluable aid for Singing in Russian offers the facets of auditioning voice teachers and choral conductors alike in a comprehensive and for musical theater in helping singers achieve optimum resonance.” accessible approach to high school and college —Choral Journal understanding, mastering, students, with an entire and performing Russian chapter devoted to This book and the accompanying chromatic vocal music. auditioning for college vowel chart present many exercises that will training programs.” make the voice stronger and more musical —Reference And Research according to the precepts of Bel Canto. Book News Scarecrow Press Scarecrow Press 2013 • 256 pages “Recommended.” 1995 • 256 pages 978-0-8108-8116-7 • $70.00 (£44.95) • Cloth /CD —Choice 978-0-8108-1370-0 • $70.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8117-4 • $69.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4616-5753-8 • $69.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK “A useful and reasonably priced reference source.” —Journal Of Singing

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The Functional Unity of the A History of Performing The Balanced Musician Singing Voice Pitch Integrating Mind and Body for Peak Second Edition The Story of ‘A’ Performance By Barbara Doscher By Bruce Haynes By Lesley Sisterhen McAllister (Baylor University)

“Her credentials for writing on “The book is laid “With its multifaceted this subject are impeccable. out logically and and holistic approach, There is little question evidence is offered McAllister’s book is a that this book will join the and discussed in a welcome contribution body of literature on the methodical way.” to the field of music act of singing as a valued —Classical Music performance and reference.” —International pedagogy. Informative, Choral Bulletin “This work is an practical and important and useful comprehensive in her “Excellent ... an important contribution to the approach, the author book, one that is certain to literature. It will be successfully weaves find wide usage in vocal valuable for practical together the relationship pedagogy courses ... also consultation and also between mind and body very suitable for private voice teachers, singers, as a stimulus-a point of departure-for future in patience and performance.” and choral conductors.” —Nats Journal exploration of this complex but essential —American Music Teacher subject.” Scarecrow Press —Notes: Quarterly Journal Of The Music Library Scarecrow Press 1994 • 352 pages Association 2013 • 382 pages 978-0-8108-2708-0 • $62.00 (£37.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8293-5 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Paper 978-1-4616-6412-3 • $59.99 (£37.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8294-2 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK Scarecrow Press 2003 • 632 pages 978-0-8108-4185-7 • $101.00 (£65.00) • Cloth 978-1-4616-6415-4 • $99.99 (£59.95) • eEBOOK Singing with Your Whole Self The Craft of Piano Playing The Feldenkrais Method and Voice A New Approach to Piano Technique By Samuel H. Nelson and Elizabeth Blades-Zeller Phonetic Readings of Second Edition Songs and Arias By Alan Fraser “The book is exceptionally Second Edition clear and eminently “Recommended. All By Berton Coffin practical. The authors’ readers.” —Choice explanation of the Feldenkrais Method is Since 1964, the first “A valuable addition to lucid and succinct, the edition has served performance studies, lessons are laid out in singers, teachers of communicating some of a format that is easy to singing, and students the passion (rarely found follow, and the diagrams of lyric diction as a in this and other areas aid in understanding the guide to the correct of study) that the author movements ... a valuable pronunciation of feels for the music under volume.” songs in foreign discussion.” —Nats Journal Of Singing languages. Lyrics —Music & Letters and phonetic Scarecrow Press transcriptions are Scarecrow Press 2002 • 200 pages presented together 2011 • 510 pages 978-0-8108-4049-2 • $43.00 (£26.95) • Paper so that a song may 978-0-8108-7713-9 • $44.95 (£27.95) • Paper 978-1-4616-6428-4 • $42.99 (£26.95) • eEBOOK be correctly articulated from the first 978-0-8108-7712-2 • $70.00 (£44.95) • Cloth reading.

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Forthcoming New Saxophone Secrets Music Theory Secrets Drum Kit Secrets 60 Performance Strategies for the Advanced Saxophonist 94 Strategies for the Starting Musician 52 Performance Strategies for the By Tracy Lee Heavner By Dr. Brent Coppenbarger Advanced Drummer By Matt Dean Tracy Heavner’s Saxophone Secrets provides Rhythms, melodies, and harmonies are the advanced saxophonists with 60 performance building blocks of music. The purpose of Music Drum Kit Secrets: 52 Performance secrets that will assist in their musical Theory Secrets: 84 Strategies for the Starting Strategies for the Advanced Drummer is an development. Designed to be the go-to Musician is to help the musician understand and indispensable guide for any drum kit player. hands-on guide for practitioners, Heavner’s remember the key elements upon which music Drummer and historian Matt Dean covers a strategies consider a vast array of issues for the builds: pitch, rhythm, scales, key signatures, broad range of drum kit–related subjects to saxophonist who needs to take that next big and harmony. With over 18 years of experience assist drummers already well versed in the step up. Beginning chapters consider various teaching music theory, Brent Coppenbarger instrument to advance and polish their skills brands of saxophones, mouthpieces, ligatures, has developed a number of teaching and for both live and studio performance. reeds, and maintenance techniques that reflect memory strategies designed to help the reader the standard practices and expectations of the with these foundations of music theory. Drum Kit Secrets includes topics and tips on advanced performer. The secrets that follow

how and what to practice; how to develop develop and improve embouchure, tone, Coppenbarger explains how to determine one’s timing and master the metronome; articulation, and finger technique, allowing pitch, the use of meter, and how to count how to prepare for auditions and overcome saxophonists to analyze their own playing and rhythms in both simple and compound meter. stage fright; how to stay healthy as a adjust accordingly. Heavner pulls back the He then addresses major scales and major drummer through proper eating, tried-and- curtain further to introduce those secrets for key signatures, then minor scales and minor true warm-up routines, and correct drum developing the altissimo register and extended key signatures, other scale types (including kit set up; how to select and maintain drum saxophone techniques, from circular breathing modes), scale degree names, perfect intervals, equipment; and how to create drum solos and multiphonics to slap and flutter tonguing— and nonperfect intervals. He covers triads and improvise with ease. He also includes all absolute necessities for saxophonists and seventh chords, Roman numeral analysis, tips and tricks for mastering the studio seeking to play contemporary classical, jazz, or inversions, and figured bass. Finally, he considers setting, getting the most from one’s drum commercial music. Finally, Heavner concludes common non-chord tones, the use of syllables in kit, writing quick and easy drum charts, by letting musicians in on those little-revealed solfege singing and a set of easy-to-learn, easy- preparing for gigs, marketing oneself as a secrets for taking their saxophones on the road. to-use techniques for transposing keys or clefs. drummer, and much more.

Dr. Tracy Lee Heavner is professor of Saxophone Dr. Brent Coppenbarger is Professor of Music at Matt Dean is a professional drummer and and Director of Jazz Studies at the University of the Cline School of Music at North Greenville author of The Drum: A History (Scarecrow South Alabama. University, where he has been teaching music Press, 2011). theory since 1995. Series: Music Secrets for the Advanced Musician Series: Music Secrets for the Advanced Musician Scarecrow Press Series: Music Secrets for the Advanced Musician Scarecrow Press 2013 • 148 pages Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 2014 • 172 pages 978-0-8108-8465-6 • $40.00 (£24.95) • Paper October 2014 • 128 pages 978-0-8108-8695-7 • $40.00 (£24.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-8466-3 • $39.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4422-3323-2 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-8696-4 • $39.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4422-3324-9 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK

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New Shpil The Art of Playing Klezmer Oboe Secrets Edited by Yale Strom 75 Performance Strategies for the Advanced Oboist and English Horn “The material is rife Player with references to By Jacqueline Leclair specific artists and tunes, making this “Jacqueline Leclair has volume an excellent done a very fine piece place for those of work for us all, and I interested in the genre highly commend it.” to begin a serious, —Double Reed News studied exploration of the tradition.” In Oboe Secrets: 75 —Music Reference Services Performance Strategies Quarterly for the Advanced Oboist and English Horn Player, Jacqueline Leclair tackles Shpil offers an expansive history of klezmer, from the oboe’s reputation its medieval origins to the present era. as an especially Forthcoming difficult instrument and illustrates how oboists and English horn players Scarecrow Press Oboe Unbound 2013 • 164 pages can overcome common challenges. Leclair Contemporary Techniques 978-0-8108-8291-1 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Paper draws on her experience as a performer and Revised Edition 978-0-8108-8292-8 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK instructor, offering practical tips and sometimes revolutionary ideas for rethinking oboe By Libby Van Cleve pedagogy. Leclair also looks at performance strategies in the areas of equipment In writing Oboe Unbound: Contemporary maintenance and management, physical Techniques, author Libby Van Cleve seeks to Music Production health, and performance technique. Her secrets open up the tradition-bound assumptions of For Producers, Composers, Arrangers, focus on such matters as how to optimize the instrument’s capabilities. Not only does practice sessions, build endurance, improve use she include descriptions of the instrument’s and Students of the body when playing, work with reeds, and standard technique from range and Second Edition apply extended techniques. reeds to the use of vibrato, she provides By Michael Zager (Florida Atlantic University) a discussion of the many techniques that have recently been utilized—multiphonics, Jacqueline Leclair is a professor of oboe at “This well-researched microtones, altered timbres, extended McGill University and performs as a soloist and volume touches on all range, and many others—along with chamber musician throughout the world. aspect of the music numerous music examples and fingering production business charts that have been tested by a and would be useful number of oboists with varying reed styles Series: Music Secrets for the Advanced Musician as a reference work Scarecrow Press and instruments. A concluding chapter in music libraries or 2014 • 166 pages provides basic information about the a textbook in the 978-0-8108-8620-9 • $40.00 (£24.95) • Paper use of electronics for amplification, classroom. It should be 978-0-8108-8621-6 • $39.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK recording, and sound enhancement. The in all university music book’s appendices include a substantial reference collections.” bibliography of music and literature and a Also Available —American Reference discography including jazz, non-western, More Clarinet Secrets Books Annual and art music recordings. 100 Quick Tips for the Advanced Clarinetist By Michele Gingras (Miami University in Ohio) Libby Van Cleve is recognized as one of Scarecrow Press “Every music librarian would be well-advised to acquire the foremost interpreters of chamber and 2012 • 448 pages a copy—perhaps even two or three.” contemporary music for the oboe. She is 978-0-8108-8201-0 • $60.00 (£37.95) • Paper eEBOOK —Music Reference Services Quarterly the oboe teacher at Wesleyan University 978-0-8108-8202-7 • $59.99 (£37.95) • Scarecrow Press and Connecticut College and the Director 2011 • 204 pages of Oral History of American Music at Yale 978-0-8108-7794-8 • $39.95 (£24.95) • Paper University. 978-0-8108-7795-5 • $38.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK

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The Musical Instrument Desk Forthcoming Forthcoming Reference The String Instrument Tonal Counterpoint for the A Guide to How Band and Orchestral Owner’s Handbook 21st-Century Musician Instruments Work By Michael Pagliaro An Introduction By Michael Pagliaro By Teresa Davidian In The String Instrument Owner’s Guide, “Recommended for all libraries.” —Booklist Michael Pagliaro surveys the complete Today’s students have been raised in the age “ownership life cycle” of bowed string of digital technology. In Counterpoint for the “This excellent title will appeal to everyone from instruments. A touchstone work for 21st-Century Musician: An Introduction, Teresa amateur enthusiasts to veteran teachers.” uninitiated and advanced players, Pagliaro Davidian reinvents the counterpoint textbook —Library Journal provides a roadmap for every step of the for today’s students by offering a work that owning process, from selecting and buying delivers its information swiftly, directly, and “It is a pleasure to read a comprehensive book (or renting ) to maintaining, repairing, visually. on the subject of musical instruments, especially modifying, upgrading and even re-selling when written by an expert on the subject. ... your instrument. He answers, chapter by Counterpoint for the 21st-Century Musician is The volume should be housed in the reference chapter, such key questions as organized as a one-semester crash course in division of all university/college libraries.” counterpoint. Its design and diagram adopt —American Reference Books Annual • Where did string instruments come from the language of the flow charts, offering helpful and how do they work? step-by-step prompt sheets for analyzing “Recommended.” —Choice • What are the different kinds of string inventions and fugues. It also emphasizes writing instruments and how are they made? rather than analyzing counterpoint, bringing The Musical Instrument Desk Reference provides • How should you choose one? counterpoint forward in time by offering instead the one-stop shop for those in need of a • How do you care for string instruments? the standard traditional examples from classical quick, visually-rich reference guide to band • What accessories are needed and what repertoire the remarkable range of possibilities and orchestral instruments. Descriptions and do you need to know about them? from folk and popular music traditions. illustrations of everything from the physics of • How do string instruments compare to Davidian smartly draws together 18th-century sound to detailed discussions of each orchestra one another and how does one learn to contrapuntal techniques to the modern music and band instrument make this work the ideal play? contexts in which students will ultimately have to desktop reference tool for the working musician. work upon their graduation. Through its Quick Start and In Depth features, This work should sit in the library of not readers can quickly decide how deeply they only every professional musician but also want to delve into the instrument at hand. students, teachers, technicians, and Teresa Davidian is head of the department of parents. fine arts at Tarleton State University, a member of the Texas A&M University System. Michael Pagliaro is Founder and CEO Emeritus in Counsel of Ardsley Musical Instrument Michael Pagliaro is Founder and CEO Service, Ltd., and Director of Research and Emeritus in Counsel of Ardsley Musical Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Development for Contemporary Music Instrument Service, Ltd., and Director November 2014 • 156 pages 978-1-4422-3459-8 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Paper Laboratories. of Research and Development for 978-1-4422-3458-1 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth Contemporary Music Laboratories. 978-1-4422-3460-4 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK Scarecrow Press 2012 • 198 pages Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 978-0-8108-8270-6 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth August 2014 • 192 pages 978-0-8108-8271-3 • $64.99 (£39.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8897-5 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8898-2 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK

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New New Thinking about Thinking Uke Can Do It! Metacognition for Music Learning Developing Your School Ukulele Program By Carol Benton By Philip Tamberino

Thinking about Thinking: Metacognition for Uke Can Do It provides everything music Music Learning provides music educators educators need to develop a ukulele with information, inspiration, and practical program in their school, including a guide for suggestions for teaching music. Written first-time ukulele buyers, beginner instruction for music educators in multiple content in how to play the ukulele, strategies for areas and grade levels, the book sets proposing and outfitting a ukulele program, forth guidelines for promoting the use of classroom management tips, and scales and metacognitive skills among music students. chord charts with fingering. Along with presenting an extensive overview of research on the topic, Dr. Benton shows R&L Education how ideas gleaned from research can be put March 2014 • 130 pages into daily practice in music classrooms and 978-1-4758-0416-4 • $22.95 (£13.95) • Paper studios. 978-1-4758-0415-7 • $48.00 (£29.95) • Cloth 978-1-4758-0417-1 • $21.99 (£13.95) • eEBOOK

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Community Music Today Crowd Control Starting Out Right Edited by Kari K. Veblen, Stephen J. Messenger, Classroom Management and Beginning Band Pedagogy Marissa Silverman, and David J. Elliott Effective Teaching for Chorus, Band, By Si Millican (University of Texas at San Antonio) and Orchestra Community Music Today Second Edition “This book would definitely highlights community music By Susan L. Haugland inspire lively discussions in workers who constantly any instrumental methods improvise and reinvent class and also provides to lead through music Crowd Control is some useful ideas for the and other expressive a nuts-and-bolts experienced educator.” manual for teachers media. With over 50 —Music Educators Journal musician/educators of middle and high participating, the book school performance- Starting Out Right covers explores community based classes. This every aspect of teaching music in global contexts, practical guide shows beginning band students interconnections, and teachers efficient from the first sounds on the marginalized communities, ways to manage large instruments through the first as well as artistry and social justice in performing performance-based full-band performances. ensembles. classrooms. Haugland provides a complete behavior plan, as well as Scarecrow Press R&L Education concrete ideas for addressing the National 2012 • 338 pages 2013 • 300 pages Standards, Common Core, assessment, 978-0-8108-8301-7 • $60.00 (£37.95) • Cloth 978-1-60709-320-6 • $40.95 (£25.95) • Paper advocacy, and ensemble team building, 978-0-8108-8302-4 • $59.99 (£37.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-60709-319-0 • $90.00 (£57.95) • Cloth along with ways to form a professional 978-1-60709-321-3 • $39.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK network.

R&L Education Introduction to Effective 2013 • 94 pages Music Teaching Engaging Musical Practices 978-1-4758-0363-1 • $14.95 (£9.49) • Paper A Sourcebook for Middle School 978-1-4758-0362-4 • $30.00 (£18.95) • Cloth Artistry and Attitude 978-1-4758-0364-8 • $13.99 (£8.49) • eEBOOK By Alfred S. Townsend (Old Dominion University) General Music Edited by Suzanne L. Burton (University of Delaware) “Recommended.” —Choice Just Good Teaching Burton presents numerous “Synthesizing current ways to engage Comprehensive Musicianship research and a career of adolescents in active music through Performance in pedagogical experience, making that is relevant to Theory and Practice Alfred Townsend provides their lives so that they may By Laura Sindberg (University of Minnesota) a well-organized music be more apt to continue teacher education their involvement with music textbook applicable to as a lifetime endeavor. “Just Good Teaching choral, instrumental, or Structured in 12 chapters, serves as a concise general music settings. ... the book provides exciting description of His broad approach is quite and classroom-tested Comprehensive helpful for the 21st-century music educator, and content that connects in Musicianship through he stresses the necessary and teaching attitude and out of school music Performance (CMP) necessary for effective music teaching.” making for adolescents, generating excitement and its application to —Music Educators Journal for musical participation. an ensemble setting. The book is grounded Rowman & Littlefield Publishers in pedagogical and 2012 • 216 pages R&L Education theoretical aspects 978-1-4422-0946-6 • $37.95 (£22.95) • Paper 2012 • 244 pages of CMP, as well as 978-1-4422-0945-9 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 978-1-60709-438-8 • $39.95 (£24.95) • Paper 978-1-4422-0947-3 • $33.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-60709-437-1 • $95.00 (£59.95) • Cloth in research on best practices in music 978-1-60709-439-5 • $38.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK education. ... This book is an excellent read for music educators.” —Music Educators Journal

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Individual Volumes For Each Volume: Index. Glossary. Appendixes. Bibliography. Notes. Tables. 6” x 9”

Empire of Song: Europe and Nation in Balkan Epic: Song, History, Modernity Music and Displacement: Diasporas, the Eurovision Song Contest Edited by Philip V. Bohlman and Nada Petkovic Mobilities, and Dislocations in Europe Edited by Dafni Tragaki “Highly recommended.” —Choice and Beyond 2013 • 336 pages “Bringing together an important group of scholars, 978-0-8108-8699-5 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth Balkan Epic will be a valuable addition to research Edited by Erik Levi and Florian Scheding Choice Outstanding Academic Title 978-0-8108-8817-3 • $84.99 (£51.95) • eEBOOK libraries with interests in southeast Europe.” —Slavic Review “Highly recommended.” —Choice 2012 • 374 pages “The book offers a useful investigation of some of the 978-0-8108-7799-3 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth /CD-ROM various techniques by which scholars might consider Revival and Reconciliation: Sacred the significant effects of displacement in the history Music in the Making of European What Makes Music European: Looking of music.” —Notes: Quarterly Journal Of The Music Modernity Library Association By Philip V. Bohlman beyond Sound 2010 • 216 pages 2013 • 322 pages By Marcello Sorce Keller 978-0-8108-7295-0 • $53.00 (£31.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-6379-8 • $79.00 (£49.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8183-9 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth “Recommended.” —Choice 978-0-8108-7410-7 • $52.99 (£31.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8269-0 • $84.99 (£51.95) • eEBOOK “In this book the author addresses several core questions about how we define music, which he then narrows down into how European music is Becoming an Ethnomusicologist: A defined.”— American Reference Books Annual The New (Ethno)musicologies Miscellany of Influences 2012 • 332 pages Edited by Henry Stobart 978-0-8108-7671-2 • $80.00 (£49.95) • Cloth “Provides rich insights into ethnomusicological By Bruno Nettl 978-0-8108-7673-6 • $79.99 (£49.95) • eEBOOK discourses and raises many unanswered questions “This book is highly recommended to practitioners of that stimulate a re-thinking about the contemporary ethnomusicology, historical musicology, folkloristics, identity of ethnomusicology.” —Ethnomusicology linguistics, and anthropology—all fields that have Balkan Refrain: Form and Tradition in 2008 • 234 pages been embraced and synthesized by Nettl in his 978-0-8108-6101-5 • $47.00 (£29.95) • Paper exceptional career.” European Folk Song 978-1-4616-6423-9 • $46.99 (£29.95) • eEBOOK —Journal Of Folklore Research By Dimitrije O. Golemovic 2013 • 240 pages “This extremely valuable contribution to the field 978-0-8108-8697-1 • $70.00 (£44.95) • Cloth of Balkan song is accompanied by a very useful 978-0-8108-8698-8 • $69.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK compact disc containing no fewer than sixty- three excerpts, all of which are indicated in the text, and which, in conjunction with the extensive The Past Is Always Present: The Revival selection of music examples, make this book a of the Byzantine Musical Tradition at seminal contribution to the field.”— Notes: Quarterly Journal Of The Music Library Association Mount Athos 2010 • 236 pages By Tore Tvarnø Lind 978-0-8108-6737-6 • $74.00 (£44.95) • Cloth /Audio disc 2012 • 262 pages 978-0-8108-6738-3 • $73.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8147-1 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8148-8 • $84.99 (£51.95) • eEBOOK

Series Editor: Philip V. Bohlman & Martin Stokes

About the Series This series provides a critical framework for the study of the dynamics of music performance and the forces behind the senses of identity, selfhood, and belonging that shape “European” musical experience. The series establishes a forum that can engage scholars, musicians, and other interlocutors in debates and discussions crucial to understanding the past, present and future of the specific social configurations on the musics of Europe.

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New New Cuban Flute Style Korean P’ansori Singing Tradition Interpretation and Improvisation Development, Authenticity, and Performance History By Sue Miller By Yeonok Jang

In Cuban Flute Style: Interpretation and P’ansori is a music genre—an oral tradition Improvisation, Sue Miller examines the early- comprising arias and narratives. Often the 20th-century decorative style of flute playing individual singer acts out the story of young and in the Cuban danzón and its links with the later old, good and bad, and male and female. In soloistic style of the 1950s as exemplified by Korean P’ansori Singing Tradition: Development, Fajardo and Egües. Transcriptions and analyses Authenticity, and Performance History, Yeonok of recorded performances demonstrate the Jang studies the periodical developments characteristic elements of the style as well as and changes in the performance context, the styles of individual players. A combination of vocal developments, singing style, audience musicological analysis and ethnomusicological involvement, contemporary performance, fieldwork reveals the polyrhythmic and cinematic history, and private and government melodic aspects of the Cuban flute style, with sponsorship of p’ansori. commentary from flutists Richard Egües, Joaquín Oliveros, Polo Tamayo, Eddy Zervigón, and other renowned players. Yeonok Jang is an independent scholar who has taught courses on Korean music, Korean culture, world music culture, and Korean music performance at a variety of Sue Miller is a flute player and musical director of the United Kingdom’s universities in Korea and the United Kingdom. She is a professional only charanga orchestra, Charanga del Norte, which she founded player of the kayagum, the twelve-string Korean zither, and an amateur in 1998. She is a senior lecturer in music at Anglia Ruskin University, p’ansori singer. Cambridge.

Scarecrow Press Scarecrow Press 2014 • 312 pages 2014 • 356 pages 978-0-8108-8461-8 • $85.00 (£51.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8441-0 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8462-5 • $84.99 (£51.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8442-7 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK

Song and Social Change Modernity, Complex Creating Global Music in in Latin America Societies, and the Alphorn Turkey Edited by Lauren E Shaw (Elmira College) By Charlotte Vignau (University of Bamberg) By Koray Degirmenci (Erciyes University)

Song and Social Modernity, Complex Creating Global Music Change in Latin Societies, and the in Turkey looks at the America offers seven Alphorn provides a rise of ”world music” essays from a diverse fascinating examination in Turkey by analyzing group of scholars on of the musical this country’s various the topic of music instrument the alphorn, “traditional” or ethnic as a reflection of the alphorn music and its music forms. The many social-political performance. Based book focuses on the upheavals throughout on solid, careful, and uniquely Turkish musical Latin America from complete research, forms exemplified by the 20th century to the this work will especially Gypsy, Sufi, and Folk present. appeal to scholars music, and explores of musicology, how these have been Swiss history, and incorporated into the filmography. global discourses of Lexington Books world music. 2013 • 256 pages 978-0-7391-7948-2 • $70.00 • Cloth Lexington Books 2013 • 330 pages 978-0-7391-7949-9 • $69.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK Lexington Books 978-0-7391-6797-7 • $80.00 (£49.95) • Cloth 2013 • 220 pages 978-0-7391-6798-4 • $79.99 (£49.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-7391-7545-3 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth 978-0-7391-7546-0 • $64.99 (£39.95) • eEBOOK

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American Art Song and American Ramblin’ Jack Elliott Bands of Sisters Poetry The Never-Ending Highway U.S. Women’s Military Bands during Second Edition By Hank Reineke World War II By Ruth C. Friedberg and Robin Fisher (Sacramento State Association for Recorded Sound Collections (ARSC) By Jill M. Sullivan (Arizona State University) University) 2010 Certificate of Merit for Best Research in Folk, “Recommended.” —Choice “Highly recommended.” —Choice Ethnic, or World Music “Bands of Sisters is an exciting account of women’s “An outstanding resource. The research is exemplary, “Recommended for anyone interested in military bands in the United States during World War II.” the information is shared in a clear and eloquent American folk music of the last half century.” —Music Educators Journal style, and it is convenient to have all the information —Library Journal Series: The American Wind Band contained in a single compendium.” Series: American Folk Music and Musicians Series Scarecrow Press —Journal Of Singing Scarecrow Press 2012 • 182 pages Scarecrow Press 2010 • 434 pages 978-0-8108-8162-4 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth 2012 • 438 pages 978-0-8108-7256-1 • $60.00 (£37.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-8163-1 • $64.99 (£39.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8174-7 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-7257-8 • $59.99 (£37.95) • eEBOOK

Representing Black Music Culture A Guide to Library Research in Music Beethoven’s Immortal Beloved Then, Now, and When Again? By William Banfield (Berklee College of Music) By Pauline Shaw Bayne (University of Tennessee) Solving the Mystery “This thought-provoking, readable book asks valid “Bayne gives a masterful overview of present-day By Edward Walden questions and portrays a once thriving, creative serious music research, and astutely acknowledges the “This finely researched book is indeed essential reading musical community that has somewhat lost its way. vital importance of online resources early on.” —Notes: for Beethoven scholars and amateurs aficionados Recommended for all African American music Quarterly Journal Of The Music Library Association alike. For readers more inclined to curl up with a collections.” —Library Journal Scarecrow Press good mystery, Walden’s book provides a bit of that, Series: African American Cultural Theory and Heritage 2009 • 290 pages too!” —Notes: Quarterly Journal Of The Music Library Scarecrow Press 978-0-8108-6211-1 • $45.00 (£27.95) • Paper Association 2012 • 312 pages 978-0-8108-6148-0 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth Scarecrow Press 978-0-8108-7786-3 • $35.00 (£21.95) • Paper 978-1-4616-5581-7 • $44.99 (£27.95) • eEBOOK 2011 • 194 pages 978-0-8108-7787-0 • $34.99 (£21.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-7773-3 • $49.95 (£31.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-7774-0 • $48.99 (£29.95) • eEBOOK Willie Dixon A Pete Seeger Discography Preacher of the Blues By Mitsutoshi Inaba Seventy Years of Recordings Born to Play Booklist Top 10 Art Book By David King Dunaway (University of New Mexico) “This one-stop guide to all of Seeger’s recorded oeuvre “Recommended for musicologists and fans of the The Ruby Braff Discography and will prove highly valuable to American folk music blues, as well as those with an interest in history.” Directory of Performances scholars. ... Excellent.” —Library Journal —Publishers Weekly By Thomas P. Hustad Series: African American Cultural Theory and Heritage Series: American Folk Music and Musicians Series Association for Recorded Sound Collections Awards for Scarecrow Press Scarecrow Press 2011 • 316 pages Excellence: Certificate of Merit, Research in Recorded 2011 • 502 pages 978-0-8108-7718-4 • $49.95 (£31.95) • Cloth Jazz Music 978-0-8108-6993-6 • $55.00 (£34.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-7719-1 • $48.99 (£29.95) • eEBOOK “A fascinating document, invaluable not only for those 978-0-8108-6994-3 • $57.99 (£34.95) • eEBOOK who regarded Ruby as one of the marvels of jazz — it is also a chronicle of one man’s fierce determination to create beauty in a world that sometimes seemed Harlem Jazz Adventures oblivious to it.” —Jazz Lives A European Baron’s Memoir, 1934- The Story of Boogie-Woogie Series: Studies in Jazz Scarecrow Press 1969 A Left Hand Like God 2012 • 722 pages By Timme Rosenkrantz By Peter J. Silvester 978-0-8108-8264-5 • $95.00 (£59.95) • Cloth Translated by Fradley Hamilton Garner “Future scholars will find little to add to what will surely 978-0-8108-8265-2 • $94.99 (£59.95) • eEBOOK One of the Best Books of 2012 from Jazz History stand as the first and last word, lovingly spoken, on an Online American cultural phenomenon.” —The New York Times “It represents not a portion of jazz history’s more “Recommended.” —Choice general sweep but its teeming minutiae in one Scarecrow Press important place, recorded by an astute observer 2009 • 438 pages of a scene he embraced devotedly.” —Jazz 978-0-8108-6924-0 • $79.00 (£49.95) • Cloth Journal 978-0-8108-6933-2 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK Series: Studies in Jazz Scarecrow Press 2012 • 346 pages 978-0-8108-8209-6 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-7978-2 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK

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Music and Soulmaking New Directions for Clarinet A Research Guide to Film and Toward a New Theory of Music Therapy Revised Edition Television Music in the United States By Barbara J. Crowe (Arizona State University) By Phillip Rehfeldt (University of Redlands) By Jeannie Gayle Pool and H. Stephen Wright (Northern “I recommend reading this book. Crowe breaks down “An impressively comprehensive book, deserving Illinois University) some difficult ideas so that anyone can understand a place in the library of every serious single-reed Foreword by Leonard Maltin them, and this makes her book a must-read.” player. ... A classic compendium, unreservedly “Recommended for film and music reference —Music Educators Journal recommended.” —Classical Music collections.” —Library Journal Scarecrow Press Series: The New Instrumentation Series Scarecrow Press 2005 • 436 pages Scarecrow Press 2011 • 192 pages 978-0-8108-5143-6 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 1994 • 208 pages 978-0-8108-7688-0 • $50.00 (£31.95) • Cloth 978-1-4616-6718-6 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-520-03379-5 • $44.00 (£26.95) • Paper 978-0-8108-7689-7 • $49.99 (£31.95) • eEBOOK 978-1-4616-6422-2 • $43.99 (£26.95) • eEBOOK

The Solo Singer in the Choral Setting Wicked A Handbook for Achieving Vocal Health A History of the Trombone A Musical Biography By David M. Guion By Margaret Olson By Paul R. Laird (University of Kansas) “With this volume, Olson has made a valuable “Recommended.” —Choice “This book is a bonanza for those students interested in contribution to the dialogue.” —Journal Of Singing Series: The American Wind Band the step-by-step development of theatrical ventures.” Scarecrow Press Scarecrow Press —American Reference Books Annual 2010 • 268 pages 2011 • 220 pages Scarecrow Press 978-0-8108-7445-9 • $90.00 (£57.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-6913-4 • $39.95 (£24.95) • Paper 2011 • 358 pages 978-0-8108-7735-1 • $80.00 (£49.95) • Cloth 978-1-4616-5590-9 • $89.99 (£57.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-7751-1 • $39.95 (£24.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-6914-1 • $38.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-7752-8 • $38.99 (£24.95) • eEBOOK Dmitri Shostakovich Catalogue The Pianist’s Craft The First Hundred Years and Beyond Theories of the Avant-Garde Theatre Mastering the Works of Great Composers Fourth Edition A Casebook from Kleist to Camus Edited by Richard Paul Anderson (Brigham Young University) By Derek C. Hulme Edited by Bert Cardullo (Izmir University) “Recommended.” —Choice Foreword by Irina Shostakovich “This volume will be most useful in the hands of theater “An imperative read, and an indispensable aid to the “Recommended.” —Choice scholars interested in theater history in general or the pianist.” —American Music Teacher Scarecrow Press avant-garde movement in particular.” Scarecrow Press 2010 • 822 pages —American Reference Books Annual 2012 • 304 pages 978-0-8108-7264-6 • $168.00 (£105.00) • Cloth Scarecrow Press 978-0-8108-8205-8 • $65.00 (£39.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-7265-3 • $159.99 (£100.00) • eEBOOK 2013 • 284 pages 978-0-8108-8206-5 • $64.99 (£39.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-8704-6 • $75.00 (£44.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-8705-3 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK The Disney Song Encyclopedia Twentieth-Century Piano Music Updated Edition By David Burge By Thomas S. Hischak and Mark A. Robinson The Theatre Career of Thomas Arne “A largely enjoyable introduction to last century’s Library Journal Best Reference By Todd Gilman (Yale University Library) wealth of piano music.” —Classical Music “No other volume offers a comprehensive list or “Recommended.” —Choice Scarecrow Press description of Disney songs. Recommended.” University of Delaware 2004 • 296 pages —Booklist 2013 • 644 pages 978-0-8108-4966-2 • $52.00 (£31.95) • Paper /Audio disc Scarecrow Press 978-1-61149-436-5 • $120.00 (£75.00) • Cloth 978-1-4616-7409-2 • $49.99 (£31.95) • eEBOOK 2013 • 400 pages 978-1-61149-437-2 • $119.99 (£75.00) • eEBOOK 978-1-58979-713-0 • $18.95 (£11.95) • Paper *Distributed to the trade by National Book Network. A Dictionary for the Modern Flutist By Susan J. Maclagan “This source provides coherent, concise, and accessible George Russell information about the flute for players of all levels of The Story of an American Composer Ruth Etting achievement, and for persons doing research into By Duncan Heining woodwind performance. Recommended.” —Choice America’s Forgotten Sweetheart Finalist for the 2010 ARSC Award for Excellence—Best Scarecrow Press By Kenneth Irwin and Charles O. Lloyd (Marshall University) Historical Research in Recorded Jazz 2009 • 272 pages Scarecrow Press “A good read and a handy companion for anyone 978-0-8108-6711-6 • $79.00 (£49.95) • Cloth 2010 • 360 pages wishing to immerse themselves in Russell’s work.” 978-0-8108-6728-4 • $74.99 (£44.95) • eEBOOK 978-0-8108-6965-3 • $60.00 (£37.95) • Cloth —Cadence Magazine 978-0-8108-6966-0 • $59.99 (£37.95) • eEBOOK Series: African American Cultural Theory and Heritage Scarecrow Press 2010 • 400 pages 978-0-8108-6997-4 • $60.00 (£37.95) • Cloth 978-0-8108-6998-1 • $59.99 (£37.95) • eEBOOK

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