Beech Hill, 2015. First printing. Joseph Azize's fourth book is written for people who both love enough of John Lennon's music to care about its maker, and also feel that there is something deep at work within themselves, that there is something sublime to be learned about ourselves and the..... More

Schaumburg: Saint Germain Foundation, 1988. 43 pages. More

2013. In a recent interview, Yleana spoke of how, for her as a pianist, this music is intimately connected with the body. With sweeping gestures she described the music rising up from earth into the body, resounding in the belly with the rhythmic pieces, moving up into the chest with..... More

Scarecrow Press and the Institute of Jazz Studies, 1982. First edition. Two volumes bound together in textured dark blue leather by Ginesta Bookbinding with gilt titles and design, raised bands, marbled end papers and all page edges gilt; Signed by almost all members of the American Jazz Orchestra, the group..... More

Budapest: Zenemükiadô Vállalat, 1963. Second edition. 599 pages with marking ribbon. More

New York: Booset & Hawkes, 1939. 40 pages. More

Boston: 2010. xii, 289 pages. More

St. Louis: MMB Music, 1986. Third impression. 160 pages. More

Garden City: Doubleday, 1975. First edition. Light foxing to page edges; 252 pages. More

Basta, 2016. Known mostly for his collaboration with Gurdjieff, Thomas de Hartmann was also an accomplished composer in his own right. He studied composition with Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Anton Arensky and Sergei Taneyev, was quite famous in Russia at the turn of the Twentieth Century and collaborated with Wasily Kaminski in..... More

Xlibris, 2005. The science of harmonic attunement is the science of the soul. The search for the soul is the hero's quest, and only comes into being from the quest itself. This book attempts to support this quest through an analysis of Aristoxenus' Elementa Harmonica (c. 360 B.C.), from which..... More

New York: Oliver Ditson, 1934. Sheet Music; 98 pages. More