Paul Scott: Essays MUSIC AUDIO CD native american songs cello classical! 9 track Type: Music Platform: Audio CD Publisher: Paul Scott Released: 1996 Media: CD A native of Seattle Washington, Paul Scott graduated from Harvard University with Honors in Folklore & Mythology (Ethnomusicology). While at Harvard, Paul Studied classical cello with Stefan Popov at the New England School of Music, played in the Bach Society Chamber Orchestra, argued with Leonard Bernstein about the conciousness of music and spent Thursday afternoons listening to E. Power Biggs Rehearse. Paul collected Northwest Native American Music, played blues, rock and roll, Gamelan, and studied Bunraku and Noh Drama. He studied with professors Nketia, Albert Lord, John Ward, and Evon Vogt, corresponded on topics of Native American Ethnomusicology with David Macallester and Helen Roberts, and studied American Folk Song and Seis. He also swam backstroke on the Harvard Swim Team (and was on the 1969 & 1970 High school All American Swim Team.). While at Harvard Paul sailed his Finn sailing dinghy as much as humanly possible. Following Harvard, Paul joined the faculty of The Evergreen State College where he lectured and taught Ethnomusicology and Anthropology, and conducted the school's orchestra. He worked at the Washington State Capitol Museum, researching and collecting Northwest Native American Music. He attended graduate school at the University of Washington, studying Ethnomusicoloy, Systematic Musicology, the Psychology of Music, and Neurophysiology to understand the biochemical aspect of music. Track Listings1 Nana2 And God Wept At Nagasaki3 Bach Suite For Solo Cello #1 Prelude4 Allemande5 Courante6 Sarabande7 Minuets8 Gigue9 CastleswreathFor CD Player
