Music

The University of Rochester's Eastman School of Music posted a new article describing all of the fantastic features of Dariusz Terefenko's Jazz Theory. Find out more about how to best use this new text and features including the companion website and DVD. 

You can also view inside and order a complimentary copy today!

Routledge author Daniel McCarthy was interviewed by Vivian Goodman of WKSU News about the world premiere of his trumpet concerto "Tao of Infinity" on Feburary 14, 2014. McCarthy reflects on everything from his childhood musical influences to life lessons learned. 

McCarthy is co-author with Ralph Turek of Theory for Today's Musician, now available as a textbook, workbook, and ebook bundle. Request a complimentary copy or view the companion website today. 

The latest edtion of the online 2013/2014 Routledge Reseach Music Catalog is now available. Updated regularly, this is the best resource for finding the most recent Routledge Research Music titles. Browse books from several acclaimed series focusing on music education, ethnomusicology, and popular music, to name a few. Any of these titles can also be recommended to your librarian. 

Have you purchased your copy of America's Songs II: Songs from the 1890's to the Post-War Years yet? Michael Lasser's follow-up volume to America's Songs: The Stories Behind the Songs of Broadway, Hollywood, and Tin Pan Alley is a must-have for any music enthusiast! Special bundle pricing is available to those who wish to purchase both volumes together.

Check out Michael Lasser's website to learn more about the author and get information on his upcoming appearances, and support his work by getting your copy of America's Songs signed.

To celebrate Michael Lasser and the release of America's Songs II, Routledge is offering a 20% discount on both volumes of the book as well as the bundle option. Simply enter code ORK89 when you purchase the books directly from Routledge to take advantage of this special offer! This discount cannot be combined with any other offer, and is valid through 12/31/2014.

The Journal of the Association of Anglican Musicians recently reviewed Donna Di Grazia's Nineteenth-Century Choral Music. Here's what their reviewer had to say about the book:

"Nineteenth-Century Choral Music is a most welcome addition to the field of both choral literature and music making. The essays are engaging, thought provoking, and meticulously researched, and there is surely something for anyone with an interest in nineteenth century choral literature...Recommended."

--Erik W. Goldstrom, The Journal of the Association of Anglican Musicians, Volume 22, Issue 9, 2013

Now through December 31, get 20% off Nineteenth-Century Choral Music and the other titles in the Routledge Studies in Musical Genres series by entering discount code AT501 when you purchase directly from our website. Don't forget to click 'apply discount' before you checkout. This offer cannot be combined with other offers.