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Study with the source: Andy Wasserman - Learn George Russell's Lydian Chromatic Concept

Featuring the music of Andy Wasserman
Duration: 6:47

Following the recent success of the #1 trending feature on All About Jazz, this video introduces Andy Wasserman as a direct living link to Russell’s groundbreaking work—student, editorial collaborator, foreword author, and one of the foremost authentic teachers of the Concept alive today.

In a world filled with shortcuts, summaries, and secondhand explanations, serious musicians are asking a deeper question: Where can I learn the Lydian Chromatic Concept from the source?

This is that opportunity.

Andy Wasserman has spent more than 50 years as a professional musician and over 40 years teaching the Lydian Chromatic Concept through direct lineage.

He worked closely with George Russell for decades, contributed to the final edition of the Concept, and was entrusted to teach Russell’s classes at the New England Conservatory. His work represents not just knowledge—but continuity, depth, and authenticity.

"The Concept" (LCCOTO) is about how musicians learn to hear, think, and create at a deeper level through the art and science of tonal gravity.

Andy offers one-on-one private lessons for serious students worldwide, conducted online with a highly personalized approach tailored to each musician’s goals, level, and creative direction.

Whether you wish to gain deeper expressions of freedom in improvisation, composing and arranging, this is a rare opportunity to study the Lydian Chromatic Concept through direct lineage and living practice.

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