Books
- Antonio Vivaldi and the Baroque Tradition, with Donna Getzinger
- Benjamin Britten and Samuel Barber: Their Lives and Music
- Johannes Brahms and the Twilight of Romanticism, with Donna Getzinger
- Richard Wagner and German Opera
- George Frideric Handel and Music for Voices, with Donna Getzinger
- Tchaikovsky: A Listener's Guide Book
- Johann Sebastian Bach and the Art of Baroque Music with Donna Getzinger
- Charles Ives and Aaron Copland—A Listener's Guide
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