A must for readers with a special interest in English singers and repertoire of the 18th century.

There’s more to Humperdinck than witches and gingerbread.

How often do you encounter a non-fiction work about art that makes your mind spiral in so many directions?

Out of a closet: New Barber discoveries.

A visual feast for opera buffs and sticky beaks alike.

A scrupulously researched look at a long-lived British musical maverick.

Daggy kid makes good. McAllister recalls his readable road to riches.

Survey of the British zeal for musical storytelling whets appetite to listen.

A multi-faceted attempt to unravel the mystery of musical genius.

Why, argues Peter Holman, do we need all that arm waving when a simple roll of paper will suffice?

The Australian Musical is a rigorously researched, definitive history of Australian musical theatre. A labour of love for its authors, it will be treasured by musical fans.

The polymath pianist offers up succinctly sketched thoughts on music and much, much more.