245 04 |a The Cambridge companion to conducting / |c edited by José Antonio Bowen.

260 __ |a Cambridge, UK ; |a New York, NY : |b Cambridge University Press, |c 2003.

505 00 |g Pt. I. |t Practice -- |g 1. |t The technique of conducting / |r Raymond Holden -- |g 2. |t Conductors in rehearsal / |r Charles F. Barber -- |g 3. |t Studio conducting / |r Michael Haas -- |g 4. |t The conductor and the soloist / |r Joseph Silverstein -- |g 5. |t Choral conducting / |r Vance George -- |g 6. |t Opera conducting / |r Charles Mackerras -- |g 7. |t The orchestra speaks / |r Robert L. Ripley -- |g Pt. II. |t History -- |g 8. |t The rise of conducting / |r Jose Antonio Bowen -- |g 9. |t The Cental European tradition / |r Jose Antonio Bowen and Raymond Holden -- |g 10. |t The French tradition / |r David Cairns -- |g 11. |t The Italian tradition / |r Michael Rose -- |g 12. |t The American tradition / |r Jose Antonio Bowen and David Mermelstein -- |g 13. |t The English tradition / |r Stephen Johnson -- |g 14. |t The Russian tradition / |r David Nice -- |g Pt. III. |t Issues -- |g 15. |t The conductor as artistic director / |r Bramwell Tovey -- |g 16. |t Women on the podium / |r J. Michele Edwards -- |g 17. |t Conducting early music / |r Bernard D. Sherman -- |g 18. |t Training conductors / |r Harold Farberman -- |g 19. |t The composer-conductor and modern music / |r Martyn Brabbins -- |g 20. |t Managers and the business of conducting / |r Stephen Wright -- |g 21. |t The future of conducting / |r Leon Botstein.