George Russell's LYDIAN CHROMATIC CONCEPT OF TONAL ORGANIZATION is one of the most important theories of music of all time

Performer, composer and educator Andy Wasserman began his intensive private studies with George Russell in 1979 while earning his BM in Jazz Composition at the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston. He taught Mr. Russell’s classes in the Lydian Chromatic Concept whenever Russell and his big band “The Living Time Orchestra” were on tour. From that time until the present, Andy has been an editorial assistant for Concept Publishing, working on the most recent revision of Mr. Russell’s Concept, published in 2001. Wasserman is certified by Mr. Russell to teach the Concept, and has been working with private students and conducting seminars since 1982.

Here are the primary links to George Russell describing his monumental contribution to music and music theory:

www.GEORGE RUSSELL.com

www.LYDIAN CHROMATIC CONCEPT.com

CLICK HERE to listen to George Russell, the creator of The Lydian Chromatic Concept, in his own words during a 29 minute radio documentary from WGBH radio,  Boston.

CLICK HERE to read an article on George Russell and The Concept at JazzReview.com that includes comments from an interview with Andy Wasserman.

These are  5  links on AndyWasserman.com regarding  Andy's work with George Russell and "The Lydian Chromatic Concept" :

1. Andy Wasserman's work as composer as it relates to the Lydian Chromatic Concept
2. Andy Wasserman's tribute to his mentor, George Russell
3. Andy Wasserman's ABOUT THE CONCEPT page
4. Andy Wasserman's SEMINARS ON THE LYDIAN CHROMATIC CONCEPT page
5. Andy Wasserman's PRIVATE LESSONS IN THE CONCEPT page