Results for "George Russell Lydian Chromatic Concept of Tonal Organization"

Andy Wasserman, George Russell, and the Living Lineage of the Lydian Chromatic Concept

by Patrick Doyle
March 4, 2026

Few theoretical works have altered the course of modern jazz as profoundly as George Russell's Lydian Chromatic Concept of Tonal Organization. Fewer still have had their legacy preserved with the depth of care, fidelity, and lived musicianship that Andy Wasserman has devoted to it for more than four decades. For over 40 years, Wasserman ...

Andy Wasserman

As of March 2026, musical artist, pianist/composer, Lydian Chromatic Concept certified teacher, online music educator and native New Yorker Andy Wasserman is as active as ever, evolving and prevailing in an astonishingly diverse range of experience within the music universe since becoming a full-time professional musician in the 1970's.

Andy Wasserman’s love of music embodies the nexus of trust from within a humanistic way of life. It is rooted in a vision of “MUSIC: THE VOICE OF UNITY,” a stewardship based on the idea that music reflects a liberating, unifying force—an oasis within the individual and across cultures. He yields in a state of receptivity to music’s highest purpose as a treasure that renews, resonates, enlightens, and speaks to all people as a powerful voice for oneness; a meaningful, all-encompassing open home of universal balance transcending the boundaries of time and space.