[i]Leonard Bernstein[/i], by Paul Myers

01 October 1999 a "Classified List of Works," the above-mentioned "Further Reading" section, and a "Selective Discography." authors: Paul R. Laird author_ids: 942 authors: Paul R. Laird author_ids: 942

Recent Works by Scholars of Baroque Music

01 October 2002 or more of the original versions, but now his writings are far more accessible and placed in a useful context. authors: Paul R. Laird author_ids: 942 authors: Paul R. Laird author_ids: 942

[i]Music in the Baroque[/i], by Wendy Heller

19 June 2014 can make for an excellent basis for a course, depending upon the primary focuses that an instructor seeks. authors: Paul R. Laird author_ids: 942 authors: Paul R. Laird author_ids: 942

Bernstein's Senior Thesis At Harvard: The Roots of a Lifelong Search to Discover an American Identity

01 October 2008 Question, the thesis is rich in musical examples. I have counted 114 mostly brief handwritten musical examples (Paul R. Laird reaches a total of 117 in Leonard Bernstein: Guide to Research, 84), ranging from an abstract example of the blues scale (which...