Books for Musicians, Teachers and Conductors

In his first book, Desktop Mastering, Steve Turnidge unveiled his unique approach to mastering in the box, all the while providing glimpses of his mind-set and resulting workflow. In this book, the author

Power Tools for Cubase 7 was written with the new user in mind. First, you'll learn the process of installation and proper studio configuration. Next, you'll learn the foundations of rudimentary Cubase

Unlike other books about Live that simply explain its features like a second manual, this hands-on-centric book contains a series of exercises that walk you through all the features you need to produce

A ready-made curriculum that incorporates comprehensive musicianship training through quality band literature. English Folk Song Suite; Variations on a Korean Folk Song and Cajun Folk

This is a beautiful, elegant book/CD edition that provides a wealth of information in a concise volume for anyone wishing to learn the chant.  Ten fundamentals are outlined and accompanied by

In this, the fifth biography in the Extraordinary Lives series, Beethoven expert Professor Barry Cooper provides a fascinating and compact summary of the key moments in Beethoven's life. In

In The Grateful Dead FAQ, Tony Sclafani examines the band's impact and influence on rock music and pop culture.  This book ventures into unexplored areas and features a host of rare images,

In The Bruce Swedien Recording Method, Swedien explains many of the techniques he has used to get award-winning drum, bass, guitar, keyboard, vocal, string, and brass sounds. On the accompanying DVD-ROM, he

"1-2-3-4!" With that quick count-off, four hoppin' cretins from Queens who called themselves the Ramones launched the 1970s musical revolution known as punk rock. And ever since, popular music hasn't been

A unique tool that enables students (and teachers) to track and evaluate recordings of their performances over time, while sharpening critical listening skills! With proper guidance, students' practice time