Dr. Freeman was a participant in
Closer to Truth:
Show 103, "What’s Creativity and Who’s Creative?"
Show 203, "How Does Creativity Work At Work?"
Show 206, "Why Do We Make Music & Art?"
Dr. Robert
Freeman
Robert
Freeman, pianist and music historian, directed the
Eastman School of Music during the period 1972-96 and was
president of the New England Conservatory during the period
1996-99. Since the fall of 1999 he has served as Dean
of the College of Fine Arts at The University of Texas at
Austin, where he is involved in curricular reform towards
the possibility of public policy change for the arts in
America.
Related
Articles:
The Arts in
the World Economy. Ed. by Olan Robison, Robert
Freeman and Charles A. Riley II. Salzburg seminar
(University Press of New England, 1994).
The Challenge
of Art to Psychology. Seymour Sarasson.
(Yale, 1990).
The Eastman
Colloquium on Teaching Music as a Liberal Art.
College Music Soociety Report #10 CMS, Missoula, 1996).
The Mind
Behind the Musical Ear: How Small Children Learn Music.
Jeanne Bamberger. (Harvard, 1992).
The Pale of
Words. James A. Winn. (Yale, 1990).
Unsuspected
Eloquence. James A. Winn. (Yale, 1981).
