Alan Kendall Books

Heritage Of Music: Volume I: Classical Music And Its Origins
Heritage Of Music: Volume II: The Romantic Era
Heritage Of Music: Volume III: The Nineteenth-Century Legacy
Heritage Of Music: Volume IV: Music In The Twentieth Century
Heritage Of Music
Heritage Of Music

By Michael Raeburn, Alan Kendall, Gordon L. Lippitt

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Classical Music And Its Origins, Volume 1.the Romantic Era, Volume 2.the Nineteenth Century Legacy, Volume 3.music In The Twentieth Century, Volume 4.

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Who'S Who In Non-Classical Mythology (Who'S Who (Routledge))
Who'S Who In Non-Classical Mythology (Who'S Who (Routledge))

By Edgerton Skyes, Alan Kendall, Egerton Sykes, Edgerton Skyes, Alan Kendall, Egerton Sykes

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While Kendall's revision dates to 1993, Sykes wrote the bulk of this in 1952 and in the intervening years, new discoveries and translations have made some parts of some entries inaccurate. The boo...

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Beethoven And His World
Mozart And His World
Mozart And His World

By Alan Kendall, Roger Phillips, Owain Bell

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29 pages : 29 cm Includes bibliographical references (page 29) and index

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Mediaeval Pilgrims
Mediaeval Pilgrims

By Alan Kendall, Alan, Kendall

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Medieval Pilgrims
Medieval Pilgrims

By Alan Kendall, Alan Kendall

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