NEXUS: Integrating Musical Traditions by Deborah Waugh

NEXUS recording session for “Music of NEXUS” LP ca. 1981
(L to R – Bob Becker, Russell Hartenberger, Bill Cahn, Michael Craden, John Wyre – Robin Engelman is missing in the photo because he took the photograph.)

Below is an in-depth doctoral thesis on NEXUS (from 1971 to 2002) written in 2006 by Deborah Waugh, who studied percussion with Russell Hartenberger at the University of Toronto, and who now resides in Hong Kong, China.

 p.1-7_Title/Preface

p.8-21_Chapter 1_Intro

p.22-42_Chapter 2_Bios

p.43-57_Chapter 3_ComTog

p.58-95_Chapter 4_Div

p.96-120_Chapter 5_Phil/Roch

p.121-124_Conclusion_Appendix 1

p.125 Appendix 2A-Schwar

p.128 Appendix 2B-Podemski

p.133 Appendix 2C – Valerio

p134 Appendix 2D – Hinger

p.135 Appendix 2E – Bookspan

p.137 Appendix 2F – Owen

p.139 Appendix 2G – Abel

p.149-168_Bibliography

2 comments on “NEXUS: Integrating Musical Traditions by Deborah Waugh”

1. Edward Choi on December 29, 2012 at 9:05 am said:

   Thank you so much for posting this! A fascinating and entertaining read. Hope there will be some autobiographies to come in the future!

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2. alan hetherington on January 3, 2013 at 12:14 pm said:

   …one of the greatest musical ensembles on the planet, and some of the most illuminated spirits. Thanks Debbie! And thank-you Nexus!

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