The NPR Listener's Encyclopedia of Classical Music (B2216)

The NPR Listener’s Encyclopdedia of Classical Music. A jam-packed, 11-year undertaking of 928 pages, 1,500 entries, and over 1,000 recommended recordings, The NPR Listener's Encyclopedia is an everything-you-need-to-know guide for the classical music lover. This is an encyclopedia with wit and verve, covering those terms, works, composers, and performers that NPR listeners and concertgoers are most likely to encounter. In addition, buyers of the book will receive a password that opens the door to an interactive Web site that allows them to listen to 600 examples of works, techniques, and performers discussed and cross-referenced in the book. This is the first truly interactive encyclopedia of music! Hardcover. A great gift!!!

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