Review
...a 'must' for musicologists, folklorists, and students and teachers of dance....an indispensable aid to investigators of Puerto Rican culture. (
Sonneck Society Bulletin )
...an important reference...should remain a clasic bibliographic source for many years ahead. The work's thoroughness in coverage and exceptional quality of scholarship assures sustained value to musicologists, folklorists, teachers, Hispano-Americans, American scholars and general readers. (
Come-All-Ye )
Their combined knowledge and expertise are clearly reflected in the bibliography....The potential audience for the bibliography is broad...for this reason the book serves as a valuable resource for university, college, community college, and public library reference collections. (
Arba )
A valuable contribution to scholarly reference books on the subjects of music and dancing. The Thompsons are to be congratulated on the fine work they've done. (
Ethnomusicology )
...well organized...helpful notes. Recommended. (
Choice )
...superb compilation...a brilliant send-off to a series that under [Malena Kuss'] supervision will prove indispensable to libraries and bibliophiles the world over. (
Inter-American Review )
About the Author
Donald Thompson (Ph.D., University of Iowa) was one of the founders of the University of Puerto Rico Music Department, which he later chaired. He is the compiler of
Music in Puerto Rico: An Anthology, also from Scarecrow Press.
Annie F. Thompson (Ph.D., Florida State), formerly a music librarian, directs the University of Puerto Rico SLIS. Her
Checklist of Musical References in Puerto Rican Newspapers and Journals (1808-1898) is also published with Scarecrow Press.