Richard Stokes is author of J.S. Bach: The Complete Cantatas (Scarecrow Press, 2004), The Book of Lieder (Faber and Faber, 2005), and co-author of A French Song Companion, with Graham Johnson (OUP, 2000).Jacqueline Cockburn is Head of History of Art at Westminster School, and an associated lecturer at Birkbeck College, University of London.

This is a highly useful practical tool, especially for the singer.

• Part 1 AcknowledgementsPart 2 Translators' notePart 3 Introduction: In Search of Spanish SongChapter 4 I. Monody and PolyphonyChapter 5 II. The Beginnings of Solo SongChapter 6 III. Song in the Theatre: Tonadilla and ZarzuelaChapter 7 IV. Isaac AlbénizChapter 8 V. Enrique GranadosChapter 9 VI. Amadeo VivesChapter 10 VII. Manuel de FallaChapter 11 VIII. Joaquín NinChapter 12 IX. Joaquín TurinaChapter 13 X. Jesús GuridiChapter 14 XI. Oscar EspláChapter 15 XII. Frederic MompouChapter 16 XIII. Eduardo ToldràChapter 17 XIV. Roberto GerhardChapter 18 XV. Alberto HemsiChapter 19 XVI. Fernando ObradorsChapter 20 XVII. Federico García LorcaChapter 21 XVIII. Joaquín RodrigoChapter 22 XIX. Xavier MontsalvatgePart 23 Afterword: Spanish Song of the FuturePart 24 AppendixPart 25 Notes on the poetsPart 26 Select DiscographyPart 27 Index of composersPart 28 Index of poets and translatorsPart 29 Index of titles and first lines

Richard Stokes is author of J.S. Bach: The Complete Cantatas (Scarecrow Press, 2004), The Book of Lieder (Faber and Faber, 2005), and co-author of A French Song Companion, with Graham Johnson (OUP, 2000).Jacqueline Cockburn is Head of History of Art at Westminster School, and an associated lecturer at Birkbeck College, University of London.

This is a highly useful practical tool, especially for the singer.

• Part 1 AcknowledgementsPart 2 Translators' notePart 3 Introduction: In Search of Spanish SongChapter 4 I. Monody and PolyphonyChapter 5 II. The Beginnings of Solo SongChapter 6 III. Song in the Theatre: Tonadilla and ZarzuelaChapter 7 IV. Isaac AlbénizChapter 8 V. Enrique GranadosChapter 9 VI. Amadeo VivesChapter 10 VII. Manuel de FallaChapter 11 VIII. Joaquín NinChapter 12 IX. Joaquín TurinaChapter 13 X. Jesús GuridiChapter 14 XI. Oscar EspláChapter 15 XII. Frederic MompouChapter 16 XIII. Eduardo ToldràChapter 17 XIV. Roberto GerhardChapter 18 XV. Alberto HemsiChapter 19 XVI. Fernando ObradorsChapter 20 XVII. Federico García LorcaChapter 21 XVIII. Joaquín RodrigoChapter 22 XIX. Xavier MontsalvatgePart 23 Afterword: Spanish Song of the FuturePart 24 AppendixPart 25 Notes on the poetsPart 26 Select DiscographyPart 27 Index of composersPart 28 Index of poets and translatorsPart 29 Index of titles and first lines

Richard Stokes is author of J.S. Bach: The Complete Cantatas (Scarecrow Press, 2004), The Book of Lieder (Faber and Faber, 2005), and co-author of A French Song Companion, with Graham Johnson (OUP, 2000).Jacqueline Cockburn is Head of History of Art at Westminster School, and an associated lecturer at Birkbeck College, University of London.

This is a highly useful practical tool, especially for the singer.

• Part 1 AcknowledgementsPart 2 Translators' notePart 3 Introduction: In Search of Spanish SongChapter 4 I. Monody and PolyphonyChapter 5 II. The Beginnings of Solo SongChapter 6 III. Song in the Theatre: Tonadilla and ZarzuelaChapter 7 IV. Isaac AlbénizChapter 8 V. Enrique GranadosChapter 9 VI. Amadeo VivesChapter 10 VII. Manuel de FallaChapter 11 VIII. Joaquín NinChapter 12 IX. Joaquín TurinaChapter 13 X. Jesús GuridiChapter 14 XI. Oscar EspláChapter 15 XII. Frederic MompouChapter 16 XIII. Eduardo ToldràChapter 17 XIV. Roberto GerhardChapter 18 XV. Alberto HemsiChapter 19 XVI. Fernando ObradorsChapter 20 XVII. Federico García LorcaChapter 21 XVIII. Joaquín RodrigoChapter 22 XIX. Xavier MontsalvatgePart 23 Afterword: Spanish Song of the FuturePart 24 AppendixPart 25 Notes on the poetsPart 26 Select DiscographyPart 27 Index of composersPart 28 Index of poets and translatorsPart 29 Index of titles and first lines