This second volume of the LaRouche Legacy Foundation’s Lyndon LaRouche Collected Works brings together seventeen articles chosen from the wealth of Lyndon LaRouche’s writings focused on the question of culture. LaRouche considered this subject inextricably linked with his unique economic discoveries.

The included works span more than 30 years, and range from full-length essays on the principles at the foundation of Classical artistic composition, to never before published memos on the foundations of the process of musical rehearsal and performance.

• The Substance of Morality

• Laughter, Music, and Creativity

• The Secret of Ludwig van Beethoven

• The Principles of Composition

• On the Subject of Metaphor

• Prometheus and Europe

• Politics as Art

• Beethoven as a Physical Scientist

• Mozart’s 1782–1786 Revolution in Music

• The Science of Music: Solution to Plato’s Paradox of ‘The One and the Many’

• Music and Scientific Creativity

• That Which Underlies Motivic Thorough-Composition

• Behind the Notes

• Emphasis Upon Proper Qualities of Musical Memory in Mastery of Counterpoint

• The Significance of the Mozart Requiem Project for the Upgrading of the Quality and Quantity of the Musical Development Program

• Music and Statecraft: How Space is Organized

• What Does Culture Do?

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