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Grimley GrimleyPaperback
Harper-Scott Harper-ScottPaperback
Bloechl BloechlPaperback
Hartenberger/McClelland Hartenberger/McClellandPaperback
Fitch FitchPaperback
Berry/Vazsonyi Berry/VazsonyiPaperback
The aim of Music in Context is to illuminate specific musical works, repertoires or practices in historical, critical, socio-economic or other contexts;…
This series - formerly Music in the Twentieth Century - offers a wide perspective on music and musical life since the end of the nineteenth century. Books…
This series explores the conceptual framework that shapes the ways in which we understand music and its history and will elaborate structures of explanation,…
Books in the Cambridge Introductions to Music series will each focus on a key topic in music fundamental to undergraduate and graduate students in their…
These collections of specially commissioned essays present the latest musicological and theoretical research on individual high-profile composers. Written…
Cambridge Companions to Music provide clear and accessible information on composers, instruments or musical topics, written with the student, the performer…
The potential for the study of opera and its cultural ramifications today is vast indeed. Cambridge Studies in Opera is pleased to offer a forum for this…
July 3rd
Image Credit: Wellcome Collection. Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) As we all too readily know, a pandemic affects everything, be it social, economic or cultural. Between 1816 and 1923 six global outbreaks of cholera took place. Scientists e…
May 13th
Singer-songwriter John Prine fell ill with the Covid-19 virus in March and eventually succumbed to it on April 7. He was a balladeer of the common man, a poet of everyday life with a knack for folding narrative fragments into an elemental lyricism very mu…
May 11th
I have always been fascinated by the imposing Pestsäule (Plague Column) in Vienna, erected by Emperor Leopold I soon after the plague epidemic of 1679 that killed as many as 75,000 people. Situated on the Graben, Vienna’s most famous thoroughfa…
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