Guide to the Pianist's Repertoire, Fourth Edition

Maurice Hinson is Senior Professor of Piano at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and was founding editor of the Journal of the American Liszt Society. Wesley Roberts is Professor of Music at Campbellsville University.

Praise for the 3rd Edition: "[A]n important tool for any pianist or musicologist who wants to explore the piano repertoire. Its thoroughness and scholarly approach are products of the most painstaking research and labors of love." —Journal of the American Liszt Society Praise for the 2nd Edition: "As the reader may already know, Hinson is sui generis! And we owe him renewed thanks." —The American Music Teacher "Highly recommended . . . ." —American Reference Books Annual "The appearance of the revised and enlarged edition of Guide to the Pianist's Repertoire is an event to celebrate . . ." —Notes "[S]tuffed with information . . ." —The Musical Times "[A]s a concise reference work, it stands alone . . . ." —Choice[T]his volume, as its predecessors, is excellent for piano teachers planning recitals.(American Reference Books Annual) This is an indispensable tool to any piano performer or student desiring to widen their musical horizons.(La Lettre du Musicien) This guide by Hinson . . . has been regarded as the leading English-language reference tool for solo piano literature since it was first published in 1973. Each succeeding edition has expanded in scope and quality. . . . Highly recommended.(Choice) After perusing this comprehensive book, pianists will have a new list of music to learn!(American Music Teacher) The chapter on anthologies and collections will be invaluable to teachers and pianists wishing to explore new musical worlds.(International Piano) [T]he latest Hinson/Roberts Guide still remains a necessary resource for pianists, pedagogues, and libraries.dec. 2014(NOTES: QTLY JRL MUSIC LIB ASSN)

• PrefaceUsing the GuideAbbreviationsAmerican Agents, Distributors, or Parent Companies of Music PublishersAddress of Music PublishersPart I: Individual Composers: Their Solo Piano Works in Various Editions and Facsimile ReproductionsPart II: Anthologies and CollectionsBibliographyAppendix: Historical Recital ProgramsAnton Rubinstein, 1885-1886Ferruccio Busoni, 1911Ossip Gabrilowitsch, 1915-1916Indexes:Alphabetical List of Composers under Nationality DesignationsBlack ComposersWomen ComposersCompositions for Piano and Live or Recorded ElectronicsCompositions for Prepared PianoTitle Index to Anthologies and CollectionsTitle Index to Anatomy of a Classic, Vistuoso Series, and Van Cliburn Competition commissioned works and Publishers