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The Bard Music Festival
The Bard Music Festival Book Series is the Winner of the 2006 American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers DeemsTaylor Special Recognition Award.
Each year the Bard Music Festival undertakes the exploration of a single composer's life, work, and times. The concerts, lectures, and panel discussions of the festival are complemented by a book of related articles, essays, and letters edited by a prominent music scholar. Princeton University Press publishes a paperback edition for public distribution.
- Aaron Copland and His World. C. Oja and J. Tick, eds.
- Alban Berg and His World. C. Hailey, ed.
- Bartók and His World. P. Laki, ed.
- Beethoven and His World. S. Burnham and M.P. Steinberg, eds.
- Brahms and His World: (Revised Edition). W. Frisch and K.C. Karnes, eds.
- Camille Saint-Saëns and His World. J. Pasler, ed.
- Charles Ives and His World. J. Burkholder, ed.
- Debussy and His World. J. Fulcher, ed.
- Dvorák and His World. M. Beckerman, ed.
- Edward Elgar and His World. B. Adams, ed.
- Franz Liszt and His World. C.H. Gibbs and D. Gooley, eds.
- Haydn and His World. E.R. Sisman, ed.
- Janácek and His World. M. Beckerman, ed.
- Jean Sibelius and His World. D.M. Grimley, ed.
- Mahler and His World. K. Painter, ed.
- Mendelssohn and His World. R.L. Todd, ed.
- Richard Strauss and His World. B. Gilliam, ed.
- Schoenberg and His World. W. Frisch, ed.
- Sergey Prokofiev and His World. S. Morrison, ed.
- Shostakovich and His World. L.E. Fay, ed.
- Stravinsky and His World. T. Levitz, .
- Richard Wagner and His World. T.S. Grey, ed.
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