¡Mambo Mucho Mambo! The Dance That Crossed Color Lines
6/10/2021
Hardcover
New York City’s desegregated Palladium Ballroom springs to life with a diverse 1940s cast in
BISAC Code: Music
Ketzel, the Cat Who Composed
1/10/2015
Hardcover
A 2016 Association of Jewish Libraries Sydney Taylor Award Winner
Strange Mr. Satie: Composer of the Absurd
1/3/2016
Paperback
In a brilliant performance worthy of the composer, M. T. Anderson and Petra Mathers present a picture-book biography of the singular Erik Satie.
The Electric Guitar
3/11/2021
Hardcover
Graphic narrative non-fiction that uncovers the stories of notable pop-culture inventions.
The Electric Guitar
3/11/2021
Paperback
Graphic narrative non-fiction that uncovers the stories of notable pop-culture inventions.
The Silly Book
1/8/2010
Multiple-item retail product, part(s) enclosed
By overwhelming popular demand, Stoo Hample’s 1961 classic features a reissue of the recording that inspired a generation of gigglers.
Handel, Who Knew What He Liked
1/9/2013
Paperback
The award-winning work is now reissued as a Candlewick Picture Book Biography.
Jubilee!
1/4/2014
Hardcover
An exuberant picture book applauds the man behind the 1869 National Peace Jubilee, the largest and loudest concert the world had ever seen — or heard.
The Cosmobiography of Sun Ra
1/5/2014
Hardcover
Caldecott Medalist Chris Raschka shares his love of jazz great Sun Ra, just in time to mark the centennial of the musician’s birth.
When Paul Met Artie: The Story of Simon & Garfunkel
1/3/2018
Hardcover
From childhood friendship to brief teenage stardom, from early failures to musical greatness — the incredible story of how Simon & Garfunkel became a cherished voice of their generation.
Jazz Day
Roxane Orgill, Francis Vallejo
1/3/2019
Paperback
“A memorable ode to a time and place, a celebration of music that was both hot and cool, and an endearing snapshot of the men and women who wrote, played, and sang jazz.” — Booklist (starred review)
Jazz Day
Roxane Orgill, Francis Vallejo
1/6/2016
Hardcover
What happens when you invite as many jazz musicians as you can to pose for a photo in 1950s Harlem? Playful verse and glorious artwork capture an iconic moment for American jazz.