Scarecrow Press

The Solo Singer in the Choral Setting covers a wide range of issues, and it is characterized by a reasonable tone, both in the author's attitude toward choral singing, and the nature of the... — Journal of Singing More…

This is certainly an ambitious work--it contains more than 400 pages of text, an extensive bibliography, and a helpful index (which includes albums, bands/ensembles, drums, drum-product manufacturers,... — Choice More…

This is a how-to manual in the truest sense. Bauer, an experienced voice teacher, eschews the technical information and jargon currently found in most vocal pedagogy books and concentrates instead... — Choice More…

A professional drummer, Dean offers a practical, succinct guide for drummers and other instrumentalists, and also for educators, composers, arrangers, and recording/production professionals.... — Choice More…

Oberlin scholars McGuire and Plank here maintain the high standards achieved in earlier volumes of the "Historical Dictionaries of Literature and the Arts." An introductory essay discusses the... — Choice More…

Naden, known primarily for her children's books, here surveys the Golden Age of musical theater, but breaks no new ground. Following a short historical overview, the book catalogs 180 musicals... — Choice More…

[F]or all the academic and anthropological research work done in the past 60+ years in the Latin Music field, very few have been successful in conveying the essence of their subject matter.... — ARSC Journal More…

A stimulating melange of articles...There is much good common sense to be found here — Music Teacher More…