01-16-2013 Music and Letters publishes articles on historical, analytical, and critical musicology that cover all musical periods. Article topics can be letters, documents, reminiscences, and other written records that relate to musicians and their compositions, e.g., an examination of contents of an anthology of sixteenth-century sacred vocal music, or a revised view of what caused the disruption of the Dutch premiere of Stockhausen's Stimmung in 1969. A typical issue contains three or four articles and a large number of book reviews, as well as occasional music reviews. The journal's web site contains tables of contents back to 1920. Searching capability by author, title, citation, and keyword is provided. Recommended for academic libraries. (Montilio, Ralph)