Books in the Eastman Studies in Music series

Explores Wagner's lengthy stays in Venice, his death there, and the meaning of his works -- and his death -- for that great city and its mystique.

This is the first complete translation into English of Berlioz's second collection of musical articles, originally published in 1859. The work is a uniquely Berliozian combination of light-hearted journalism and serious musical comment and analysis.

A collection of essays commemorating Hector Berlioz's life and work on the 200th anniversary of his birth.

Texts and translation of all Debussy's songs with valuable notes.

A full-length study of two of Berlioz's most unique works, which combine the highest goals of both symphony and opera and incorporate two of the greatest classics of Western literature into a total fusion of the arts.

An expression of Elliott Carter's musical philosophy, this volume presents essays and lectures, which show his thinking and writing on music and associated issues developing in parallel with his career as a composer. It is a useful record for historians of modern music.

Interdisciplinary articles bridge the gulf between classical and popular music.

Sheds light on the process of cultural change that occurred over the course of a century or more in the majority of Pennsylvania German communities and churches.

Master interviewer Balint Andras Varga poses three probing questions to renowned contemporary composers about their work, and carefully renders their answers in their own words.