The pianist’s debut book takes Prokofiev as a guide to explore the bigger picture.

Walter’s up-to-date, illustrated translation comes with insightful analyses.

Insights galore from the mind and piano stool of one of music’s sharpest thinkers.

Smith’s riotous memoir embraces the lows as well as the highs.

An authoritative account of music transcending a life scarred by war and alcohol.

One of the most important French opera composers gets a thorough write up.

Alan Cumming shares his lighter side in honest and unsentimental memoirs part two.

Holden rounds-up Glorious John in ten essays, the legendary ABC tours and all.

Australia’s arch storyteller gets to tell his own story at last.

Documenting women’s musical contributions and consistent marginalisation at the movies.

Important retrospective with essays to boot illuminates printmaker’s life.

Karampini offers a modern conductor’s take on an old, old tale.