CIMACC

Music Research Institute
MRI Press
P.O.Box 70362
Point Richmond, CA 94807-0362
USA
www.music-research-inst.org

The book series, Composition in Africa and the Diaspora, is published by MRI Press. The list below includes MRI’s other publications.

Works in print

                                                      price:                   copies remaining:
Music as Culture                                 $20                       9
Chaka, an opera in two chants               $16                       available
Intercultural Music Volume 2                  $24                      3
Intercultural Music Volume 3                  $24                      11
Intercultural Music Volume 4                  $18                      10
Intercultural Music Volume 5                  $24                      7
Intercultural Musicology 1/I-II                $5                        sold out
Intercultural Musicology 2/I-II                $5                        available
Intercultural Musicology 3/I-II                $5                        sold out
Intercultural Musicology 4/I-II                $10 (online)
Intercultural Musicology 5/I                   $5 (online)
Around the World in 80 Years:
A Memoir by Henrietta Yurchenco:
A Musical Odyssey    (Jan. ’03)              $11                       available
Yoruba Drumming: The Dundun Tradition
(Bayreuth African Studies)              $29.95                  11
[not MRI Press]
Bethlehem (Vocal Score)                      $10.95 (+$4.50 s/h)
Bethlehem (Vocal Score, CD)                $14.95 (+$5.50 s/h)

Books and CDs Published in 2005

Towards an African Pianism:
Keyboard Music of Africa and the Diaspora
Essays, Music Scores, CDs (2 volumes)                     $85
Multiple Interpretations of Dynamics of
Creativity and Knowledge in African Music Traditions:
A Festschrift in Honor of Akin Euba
on the Occasion of his 70th Birthday                          $22         11

Forthcoming in 2007

Composition in Africa and the Diaspora volume 1
Composition in Africa and the Diaspora volume 2



MRI is a non-profit educational institution 501 (c)(3) which addresses the impact of music on contemporary problems and issues through theoretical, comparative, and applied research. Particular focus is given to research and studies having worldwide implications and cross-cultural applications. Under the imprint of MRI Press, MRI disseminates research results and studies that are used also as educational materials in the classroom. MRI has underwritten publication for the Centre for Intercultural Music Arts (CIMA), Institute of Education, University of London, U.K. and MRI is a founding member organization of the International Consortium of Music of Africa and the Diaspora (ICMAD).


For additional information contact: Dr. Cynthia Tse Kimberlin
                                             Executive Director MRI & Publisher MRI Press
                                             e-mail: cynkim@comcast.net