"The Hollow" is written on three levels. First it is in the style of a boy's adventure book. Second, it is a description of... More > life in Columbus in the 1950s and, third, it is an entertaining reminiscence for people who lived through that period. < Less

The complete piano/vocal score including all the dialog, and alternate lyrics that were published later in "Songs of a... More > Savoyard." Edited by James W. Cooper. This version is softbound instead of spiral bound. < Less

Complete vocal score including dialog Adapted from the G&S Archive edition

A cookbook for graduate students and others new to the kitchen. Covers simple techniques and tools and presents simple and... More > more elaborate recipes in all the major categories. The PDF contains full color photos that you can print separately. < Less

The complete piano/vocal score including all the dialog, and alternate lyrics that were published later in "Songs of a... More > Savoyard." Edited by James W. Cooper. < Less

Vaughn was always making up odd stories. One of them was about a strange animal call a Fump. But one day he looked outside... More > and there one was. The Fump turned out to be very useful. < Less

The complete libretto of The Yeomen of the Guard

The complete vocal score of Gilbert and Sullivan's favorite show: "The Yeomen of the Guard."
Includes the cut songs "A... More > laughing boy," "Jealous torments," and the 3rd and 4th Yeomen's solos in the Act I finale. All of the known errors in the Schirmer score have been corrected here. Rehearsal numbers have been added that correspond to the Schirmer page numbers, as well as the usual rehearsal letters and measure numbers. < Less

The complete piano-vocal score for Gilbert and Sullivan's The Sorcerer, including all the dialog.
Rehearsal letters match... More > those in the orchestra parts, rehearsal numbers refer to the page numbers in the Kalmus/Cramer score. Measure numbers are included as well. < Less

"The Hollow" is written on three levels. First it is in the style of a boy's adventure book. Second, it is a description of... More > life in Columbus in the 1950s and, third, it is an entertaining reminiscence for people who lived through that period. < Less