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American jazz and rap: social and philosophical examinations of Black
expressive behavior / edited by James L. Conyers, Jr.; introduction
by James B. Stewart. ML3508.A47 2001 American
rock and the classical music tradition / issue editors, John Covach
and Walter Everett. (Contemporary music review, 18/4) Atre,
Prabha. Enlightening the listener: contemporary North Indian classical
vocal music performance. Bianchini,
Riccardo. Virtual sound: sound synthesis and signal processing,
theory and practice with Csound / Riccardo Bianchini, Alessandro
Cipriani. [book & CD-ROM] Brackett,
David. Interpreting popular music. The
Cambridge companion to Bartok / edited by Amanda Bayley. (Cambridge
companions to music) Caplin,
William Earl. Classical form: a theory of formal functions for the
instrumental music of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven. Carpentier,
Alejo. Music in Cuba. (Cultural studies of the Americas, 5) Catalano,
Nick. Clifford Brown: the life and art of the legendary jazz trumpeter. Chmielarz,
Sharon. The other Mozart: poems. Collette,
Buddy. Jazz generations: a life in American music and society. Cooper,
Barry (Barry A. R.). Beethoven. (Master musicians series) Crawford,
Richard. America's musical life: a history. Crocker,
Richard L. An introduction to Gregorian chant. Day,
Timothy. A century of recorded music: listening to musical history.
DeNora,
Tia. Music in everyday life. De
Ferranti, Hugh. Japanese musical instruments. (Images of Asia) Di
Pietro, Rocco. Dialogues with Boulez. Durr,
Alfred. Johann Sebastian Bach, St. John Passion: genesis, transmission,
and meaning. Evans,
Nicholas M. Writing jazz: race, nationalism, and modern culture
in the 1920s. (Garland studies in American popular history and culture) Feldman,
Morton. Give my regards to Eighth Street: collected writings of
Morton Feldman / edited by B. H. Friedman. Foy,
Barry. Field guide to the Irish music session. Franceschina,
John Charles. Duke Ellington's music for the theatre. Garland
handbook of Latin American music / edited by Dale A. Olsen and Daniel
E. Sheehy. The
Grateful Dead reader / edited by David G. Dodd, Diana Spaulding.
(Readers on American musicians) Hajdu,
David. Positively 4th Street: the lives and times of Joan Baez,
Bob Dylan, Mimi Baez Fariņa, and Richard Fariņa. Harry
Partch: an anthology of critical perspectives / edited by David
Dunn. (Contemporary music studies, 19) Heble,
Ajay. Landing on the wrong note: jazz, dissonance, and critical
practice. Henze,
Hans Werner. Bohemian fifths: an autobiography; translated by Stewart
Spencer. Hill,
Peter. Stravinsky, The rite of spring. (Cambridge music handbooks) Humphries,
John. The early horn: a practical guide. (Cambridge handbooks to
the historical performance of music) Kefauver,
Alan P. The audio recording handbook. (The computer music and digital
audio series, 17) Levinson,
Peter J. Trumpet blues: the life of Harry James. Lully
studies / edited by John Hajdu Heyer. MacAdams,
Lewis. Birth of the cool: beat, bebop, and the American avant-garde. Margolick,
David. Strange fruit: Billie Holiday, Cafe Society, and an early
cry for civil rights. McLean,
Mervyn. Weavers of song: Polynesian music and dance. Mercer-Taylor,
Peter Jameson. The life of Mendelssohn. (Musical lives) Mountains
of music: West Virginia traditional music from Goldenseal / edited
by John Lilly. Music
theory and natural order from the Renaissance to the early twentieth
century / edited by Suzannah Clark and Alexander Rehding. Nisenson,
Eric. The making of Kind of blue: Miles Davis and his masterpiece.
Nisenson,
Eric. Open sky: Sonny Rollins and his world of improvisation. Parlett,
Graham. A catalogue of the works of Sir Arnold Bax. A
performer's guide to medieval music / edited by Ross W. Duffin.
(Performer's guides to early music) Raaijmakers,
Dick. Cahier M: a brief morphology of electric sound. (Collected
writings of the Orpheus Institute, 3) Ray,
Don B. Orchestration handbook: essential guide to every instrument
in the orchestra. Renwick,
William. The Langloz manuscript: fugal improvisation through figured
bass. (Oxford early music series) Riffs
& choruses: a new jazz anthology / edited by Andrew Clark. Rorem,
Ned. Lies: a diary, 1986-1999. Rossing,
Thomas D. Science of percussion instruments. (Series in popular
science, 3) Rowe,
Robert. Machine musicianship. Russo,
Greg. Cosmik debris: the collected history and improvisations of
Frank Zappa. Schulenberg,
David. Music of the Baroque. Sibelius
studies / edited by Timothy L. Jackson and Veijo Murtomaki. Simms,
Bryan R. The atonal music of Arnold Schoenberg, 1908-1923. Siren
songs: representations of gender and sexuality in opera / edited
by Mary Ann Smart. (Princeton studies in opera) Slobin,
Mark. Fiddler on the move: exploring the klezmer world. (American
musicspheres) Snyder,
Bob. Music and memory: an introduction. Sounes,
Howard. Down the highway:the life of Bob Dylan. Steed,
Janna Tull. Duke Ellington: a spiritual biography. (Lives and legacies) Stevens,
Jane R. The Bach family and the keyboard concerto: the evolution
of a genre. (Detroit monographs in musicology/Studies in music,
31) Stinson,
Russell. J.S. Bach's great eighteen organ chorales. Stokes,
W. Royal. Living the jazz life: conversations with forty musicians
about their careers in jazz. Talbot,
Michael. Vivaldi. (Master musicians series) The
Thelonious Monk reader / edited by Rob Van der Bliek. (Readers on
American musicians) Tischler,
Hans. Conductus and contrafacta. (Wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen
(Institute of Mediaeval Music), 75) The
triumph of the soul: cultural and psychological aspects of African
American music / edited by Ferdinand Jones and Arthur C. Jones.
Valk,
Jeroen de. Ben Webster: his life and music. Veal,
Michael E. Fela: the life and times of an African musical icon. Ward,
Geoffrey C. Jazz: a history of America's music / by Geoffrey C.
Ward; based on a documentary film by Ken Burns... Wilson,
Peter Niklas. Ornette Coleman: his life and music. Zuberi,
Nabeel. Sounds English: transnational popular music. (Transnational
cultural studies) Zwerin,
Mike. Swing under the Nazis: jazz as a metaphor for freedom.
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