This book completely examines the Lizstomania period in Germany. It documents 300 performances, in chronological order, with repertoire performed. Very user-friendly, it is indispensable to all concert performers interested in Liszt's early music. Much more than a reference book, it offers valuable insight into the performer and the musical climate he encouraged

In Reflections On American Music: The Twentieth Century And The New Millennium, James Heintze and Michael Saffle effectively collaborate to present outstanding commentaries and insightful opinions drawn from more than forty historians, theorists, composers, conductors, instrumentalists, singers, librarians, archivists, ethnomusicologists, music-business executives, music teachers, and other categories of expert on the progress and development of music during the last one hundred years. A ground breaking, seminal, scholarly, benchmark contribution to music history, Reflections On American Music is the sixteenth title in the Pendragon Press "Bibliographies and Monographs in American Music" series and an essential, core addition to personal, professional, and academic music history reference collections.