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This is the second of three talks, given by Robert, to the course at Camp Caravan MA.

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TRACK
TIME
01
An Evening In The Conservatory
02:50
02
What Brought You Here
02:40
03
Call On The Muse
02:12
04
A Pile Of Aphorisms
09:23
05
A Decision Changes Everything
01:14
06
Another Pile Of Aphorisms
03:43
07
Worlds
01:25
08
Sleep
04:25
09
The Creative World
06:51
10
The Assumption Of Virtue
05:27
11
Challenge
03:33
12
Question Recognition
11:11
13
Creativity And Guaranties
07:46
Written by Scott McMahan
Masterfully Insightful
This is a rare look into the mind of a master of his craft. While it’s explicitly about guitar craft, the discussion would apply to anyone who creates things out of thin air, including comptuer programmers. The distinctions among the tradesman, master, and apprentice are very applicable to the computer field. So is the tension between doing your trade day in and day out and still trying to be inspired by what excited you in the first place. I detect Taoist thought...
Written by Richard Hall
Royalston Talk
A fascinating and challenging recording. Not as challenging as being there, as you have the easy option of replaying any part ad infinitum until you grasp the point. It has had the effect of making me look at my playing in a new, if occasionally all too bright light. Thank You Robert.  
Written by Jason Bell
The perfect gig for a musician, without guitars.
I was fortunate to be at the PRS John Lennon Memorial Lecture at York University, it was a shame there was no recorded output at the time.  I gave up writing notes after ten minutes.... It was like a large dinner but the more I ate the more I wanted. This download offers the perfect alternative and a bit more.  If you are serious about music as a musician then this download is a must.  Let it sink in for a week and then think about what you are playing.  I did this and eve...
Written by Rex Fermier
Listening to Robert talk
I found this interesting and entertaining.  I realized that I would rather watch as Robert gave this talk than just listen to it.  I’m missing the facial expressions that go along with the message.  BUT, since I wasn’t invited, I’ll listen in with an obstructed view.   One thing though, what is that annoying whirring that starts and stops at regular intervals throughout Roberts talk?
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