Boydell & Brewer

Marrying theoretical insight with thick description, Scheding's work moves the study of World War II-era, European-Jewish composers in exile into a maturer set of relations with migration and... — Revue de musicologie More…

Informative and welcome introduction to a composer who balanced modernist leanings with an instinctive sense of the romantic. -- Michael Quinn and chosen as an Editor's Choice book of 2011 — Classical Music More…

Fascinating. . . . A most respectful account of his compositions, at a length and thoroughness to satisfy anyone as keen on the French conception of organ-music and organ-playing as he clearly... — Musical Times More…

[C]hronologically wide-ranging book — Brio More…

An extraordinary book, painstakingly researched. . . Salmi throws light on the operatic tastes and repertoire of the Baltic regions in the mid 19th century, in addition to outlining Wagner's... — Opera Magazine More…