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Books

  1.  Britten's Musical Language.  Cambridge University Press, 2001 . (Paperback edition, December 2006)

Book Manuscripts

  1.  Avant-Garde Nation: British Musical Modernism Since 1960.  Cambridge University Press, forthcoming 2009 . (Music in the 20th Century series)

Articles

  1. "Above and beyond the bass: harmony and texture in George Benjamin’s Viola, Viola." Tempo: a quarterly review of modern music 59 (April, 2005): 28-38.
  2. "Tonal stratification and Uncertainty in Britten’s music." Journal of Music Theory 40.2 (Fall, 1996): 311-46.

Articles in Books

  1. "Thematic Drama from Op. 1 to the First Taverner Fantasia." Maxwell Davies Studies. Edited by Kenneth Gloag and Nicholas Jones. Cambridge University Press (forthcoming, 2008).
  2. "The chamber music." The Cambridge companion to Benjamin Britten. Edited by Mervyn Cooke. Cambridge University Press 1999: 245-59.

Reviews

  1.  Review: Jonathan Cross, The Stravinsky Legacy. Journal of the American Musicological Society 56:2 (Summer, 2003): 498-507.
  2.  Review: Anthony Pople, ed., Theory, Analysis and Meaning in Music. Journal of Music Theory 41:1 (Spring, 1997): 157-75.
  3.  Review: Kyle Gann, The music of Conlon Nancarrow. Institute for Studies in American Music Newsletter 27:1 (1997): 5, 7.
  4.  Review: Andrew Mead, An Introduction to the Music of Milton Babbitt. Institute for Studies in American Music Newsletter 25:2 (1996): 12-14.
  5.  Conference Report: Arnold Schoenberg Institute/Music Theory Society of New York State: Joint Meeting, Barnard College, Columbia University, October 1991. Music Analysis 11:1 (1992): 129-33.

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