Music Theory

Jessie Fothergill’s historical novel ‘The First Violin’ is a captivating exploration of the intersecting lives of a talented young violinist and those around her in 19th-century Germany. Fothergill’s …

In ‘The Experiences of a Bandmaster, ‘ John Philip Sousa presents an engaging chronicle that delves into the intricacies of leading a military band during a transformative era in American music histo …

In ‘How to Appreciate Music, ‘ Gustav Kobb√© presents a profound exploration of the nuances of musical understanding, bridging the gap between the casual listener and the informed connoisseur. Employ …

Bagpipe Tunes and Their Stories – Old Times to 1950 – Volume 1 Take a fascinating trip through the world of bagpipe music: a journey in time covering the history of this wonderful instrument. Bagpipe …

In ‘How to Appreciate Music, ‘ Gustav Kobbé artfully guides readers through the intricate landscape of music, blending a deep historical context with a personal, accessible style. Written during the …

In ‘How to Listen to Music, ‘ Henry Edward Krehbiel expertly guides readers through the intricate world of music appreciation, using a blend of scholarly insight and accessible prose. This comprehens …

In ‘Why We Love Music, ‘ Carl E. Seashore presents a compelling exploration of the multifaceted relationship between humans and music. Drawing on an array of disciplines, including psychology, anthro …

In ‘Lessons in Music Form, ‘ Percy Goetschius presents a comprehensive examination of musical structures, blending theoretical analysis with practical insights. The text is characterized by its didac …

In ‘Descriptive Analyses of Piano Works, ‘ Edward Baxter Perry offers an exhaustive exploration of significant piano compositions, blending musical analysis with vivid descriptive language. This scho …

In ‘How to Write Music: Musical Orthography, ‘ Clement A. Harris delves into the intricacies of musical notation, providing an insightful guide for both budding and seasoned composers. The book emplo …