His answer about the interrelated patterns resonated with me because thats what Ive loved about my favorite books: the more you peel back the more find and the more complete the entire work feels. Reply Michael Clunn Apat 3:20 am What a great interview he is an excellent story teller and had very interesting answers to all the questions we fired at him. Reply Chris Apat 12:29 am I have always liked Andrew Yorks compositions, so it was especially interesting to hear him speak of his thoughts and passions that lie behind the music he compose and plays. I liked the fact the interview didnt have a predictable structure. Whilst the questions didnt fit with any pattern, Andrew had lots of interesting things to say on whatver issue came up. Thanks Simon for allowing so much space for forum member questions.
Thank you for the inspired conversation Reply John at 12:21 pm Indeed, humans are pattern seaking by design and as a graphics teacher I was quite obsessed with patterns.Īndrew was probably looking for the word synergy Reply marathoner1234 Apat 7:32 am Excellent podcast loved it Also love his composition Home and hope that it finds its way onto a recording sometime soon.
He has recorded numerous albums of his own works, the most recent of which is Yamour, which was chosen as one of Acoustic Guitar Magazines Essential Recordings of 2012.Īndrew is not only a classical performer but is an accomplished jazz guitarist and published a book of jazz guitar instruction for classical guitarists aptly named Jazz Guitar for Classical Cats (in 3 volumes).Īndrew is also passionate about mathematics and he has not only written compositions around mathematical themes, such as his recent Equations of Beauty, a suite in six movements each focusing on a different mathematical theme, but he has also written blog posts about math on his website.įiled Under: Podcast Reader Interactions Comments Drew Burgess Apat 1:29 am Sitting in the kitchen in the late afternoon we enjoyed listening to the podcast.Īs an art teacher I am aware that it is patterns which form so much of what art is throughout the world.
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