Focusing on the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this collection of essays explores the emergence of distinct social and cultural institutions within American music. It delves into the transformative period that shaped the country's musical identity, highlighting key developments and influences that contributed to its uniqueness.
Focusing on the life and influence of composer Franz Liszt, this annotated bibliography offers a comprehensive overview of primary and secondary sources related to his work. The second edition updates previous research and incorporates new findings, including electronic resources, making it a valuable tool for scholars and enthusiasts seeking to understand Liszt's contributions to music and his legacy as a performer.
This annotated bibliography provides a comprehensive overview of primary and secondary sources related to Richard Wagner, focusing on his compositions and influence as a composer and performer. It highlights the significance of various materials, offering researchers valuable insights into the nature of these sources and their relevance to understanding Wagner's impact on music and culture.
Focusing on Liszt's historical and cultural significance, the book explores his major contributions to musical literature. It delves into his compositional techniques, the challenges of early editions, and addresses themes of class and gender within his work, providing a comprehensive analysis of his impact on music and society.