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New Lecture presented at New Jersey School
On May 30, 2013 I presented a new lecture at Central School in East Hanover, NJ. For several years I have gone there and lectured on finding the hero myth […]
Lecture at Central School in NJ (Feb. 22, 2013)
Once again, my frequent collaborator, Emily Thompson, asked me to lecture to her class of youngsters at the school where she teaches: Central School in East Hanover, NJ. I went […]
Lecture at East Hanover (NJ) Central School
Richard Russell presents his lecture on the interdisciplinary aspects of creativity.
Using literature’s hero myth as a blueprint for music
Borrowing from literature’s hero myth has been a fruitful way for composing since Beethoven’s time. Here are some different ways to think about it.
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