Jerome Mitchell is the author of several books including Scott, Chaucer and Medieval Romance (University Press of Kentucky, 1987). He is Professor of English at the University of Georgia.

Mitchell's treatment of the work is thorough and thought provoking...excellent scholarship...a very useful volume on Sir Walter Scott and opera. -- John Black, Musicologist The Opera Journal A short review can only hin in a rather random way at the riches which these chapters contain. One of thr most attractive features of this study is its interest in composers and performers as characters. -- J.H ALEXANDER, STUDIES IN HOGG AND HIS WORLD The Opera Journal Jerome Mitchell gives convincing reasons for Scott's works providing popular matter for operas...very lucidly written in a fluid style that shuns pretentious pomp and academic ponderousness. -- J.H ALEXANDER, STUDIES IN HOGG AND HIS WORLD Scottish Literary Journal With "The Scott Operas", Jerome Mitchell wrote one of those books which is absolutely unique in its field, and has worn well... The treatment is thorough and wide-ranging... Professor Mitchell's books make for a solid and enduring extension to our knowledge of Scott. -- Ian Campbell University Of Edinburgh Journal Jerome Mitchell's style is lucid and engaging, detailed without being verbose or obscure...I find Mitchell's book informative and enjoyable. Studies In Scottish Literature It reveals perceptive analysis of Scott as a storyteller and a thorough, meticulous survey of an extraordinarily wide field of study, both of literature and music. Simply a "must" for anyone interested in the history of opera. -- John Black, Musicologist Mitchell's treatment of the work is thorough and thought provoking...excellent scholarship...a very useful volume on Sir Walter Scott and opera. -- John Black, Musicologist The Opera Journal A short review can only hin in a rather random way at the riches which these chapters contain. One of thr most attractive features of this study is its interest in composers and performers as characters. -- J.H ALEXANDER, STUDIES IN HOGG AND HIS WORLD The Opera Journal Jerome Mitchell gives convincing reasons for Scott's works providing popular matter for operas...very lucidly written in a fluid style that shuns pretentious pomp and academic ponderousness. -- J.H ALEXANDER, STUDIES IN HOGG AND HIS WORLD Scottish Literary Journal Jerome Mitchell's style is lucid and engaging, detailed without being verbose or obscure...I find Mitchell's book informative and enjoyable. Studies In Scottish Literature

Jerome Mitchell is the author of several books including Scott, Chaucer and Medieval Romance (University Press of Kentucky, 1987). He is Professor of English at the University of Georgia.

Mitchell's treatment of the work is thorough and thought provoking...excellent scholarship...a very useful volume on Sir Walter Scott and opera. -- John Black, Musicologist The Opera Journal A short review can only hin in a rather random way at the riches which these chapters contain. One of thr most attractive features of this study is its interest in composers and performers as characters. -- J.H ALEXANDER, STUDIES IN HOGG AND HIS WORLD The Opera Journal Jerome Mitchell gives convincing reasons for Scott's works providing popular matter for operas...very lucidly written in a fluid style that shuns pretentious pomp and academic ponderousness. -- J.H ALEXANDER, STUDIES IN HOGG AND HIS WORLD Scottish Literary Journal With "The Scott Operas", Jerome Mitchell wrote one of those books which is absolutely unique in its field, and has worn well... The treatment is thorough and wide-ranging... Professor Mitchell's books make for a solid and enduring extension to our knowledge of Scott. -- Ian Campbell University Of Edinburgh Journal Jerome Mitchell's style is lucid and engaging, detailed without being verbose or obscure...I find Mitchell's book informative and enjoyable. Studies In Scottish Literature It reveals perceptive analysis of Scott as a storyteller and a thorough, meticulous survey of an extraordinarily wide field of study, both of literature and music. Simply a "must" for anyone interested in the history of opera. -- John Black, Musicologist Mitchell's treatment of the work is thorough and thought provoking...excellent scholarship...a very useful volume on Sir Walter Scott and opera. -- John Black, Musicologist The Opera Journal A short review can only hin in a rather random way at the riches which these chapters contain. One of thr most attractive features of this study is its interest in composers and performers as characters. -- J.H ALEXANDER, STUDIES IN HOGG AND HIS WORLD The Opera Journal Jerome Mitchell gives convincing reasons for Scott's works providing popular matter for operas...very lucidly written in a fluid style that shuns pretentious pomp and academic ponderousness. -- J.H ALEXANDER, STUDIES IN HOGG AND HIS WORLD Scottish Literary Journal Jerome Mitchell's style is lucid and engaging, detailed without being verbose or obscure...I find Mitchell's book informative and enjoyable. Studies In Scottish Literature

Jerome Mitchell is the author of several books including Scott, Chaucer and Medieval Romance (University Press of Kentucky, 1987). He is Professor of English at the University of Georgia.

Mitchell's treatment of the work is thorough and thought provoking...excellent scholarship...a very useful volume on Sir Walter Scott and opera. -- John Black, Musicologist The Opera Journal A short review can only hin in a rather random way at the riches which these chapters contain. One of thr most attractive features of this study is its interest in composers and performers as characters. -- J.H ALEXANDER, STUDIES IN HOGG AND HIS WORLD The Opera Journal Jerome Mitchell gives convincing reasons for Scott's works providing popular matter for operas...very lucidly written in a fluid style that shuns pretentious pomp and academic ponderousness. -- J.H ALEXANDER, STUDIES IN HOGG AND HIS WORLD Scottish Literary Journal With "The Scott Operas", Jerome Mitchell wrote one of those books which is absolutely unique in its field, and has worn well... The treatment is thorough and wide-ranging... Professor Mitchell's books make for a solid and enduring extension to our knowledge of Scott. -- Ian Campbell University Of Edinburgh Journal Jerome Mitchell's style is lucid and engaging, detailed without being verbose or obscure...I find Mitchell's book informative and enjoyable. Studies In Scottish Literature It reveals perceptive analysis of Scott as a storyteller and a thorough, meticulous survey of an extraordinarily wide field of study, both of literature and music. Simply a "must" for anyone interested in the history of opera. -- John Black, Musicologist Mitchell's treatment of the work is thorough and thought provoking...excellent scholarship...a very useful volume on Sir Walter Scott and opera. -- John Black, Musicologist The Opera Journal A short review can only hin in a rather random way at the riches which these chapters contain. One of thr most attractive features of this study is its interest in composers and performers as characters. -- J.H ALEXANDER, STUDIES IN HOGG AND HIS WORLD The Opera Journal Jerome Mitchell gives convincing reasons for Scott's works providing popular matter for operas...very lucidly written in a fluid style that shuns pretentious pomp and academic ponderousness. -- J.H ALEXANDER, STUDIES IN HOGG AND HIS WORLD Scottish Literary Journal Jerome Mitchell's style is lucid and engaging, detailed without being verbose or obscure...I find Mitchell's book informative and enjoyable. Studies In Scottish Literature