Este libro explora las fuentes de la creatividad en cualquier área de la vida, y en particular en el dominio artístico: Para ello analiza los principales bloqueos que, bajo la forma de códigos y convenciones, impiden que las personas confíen en sí mismas y se atrevan a improvisar. El autor resalta el valor de la espontaneidad y la capacidad de expresar lo que cada uno lleva consigo.
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Stephen Nachmanovitch performs and teaches internationally as an improvisational violinist, and at the intersections of music, dance, theater, and multimedia arts. He has presented master classes and workshops in improvisation at Juilliard, the Yehudi Menuhin School, many conservatories and universities. Born in 1950, he studied at Harvard and the University of California, where he earned a Ph.D. in the History of Consciousness. He has lectured and published in many fields since 1966, and is the author of Free Play: Improvisation in Life and Art (Penguin, 1990). He has created computer software including The World Music Menu and Visual Music Tone Painter. He performs on violin, viola, electric violin, and viola d'amore. Recent albums include Impermanence, Electric and Acoustic Improvisations, and Ludi Fecundus and Saraswati Steps Up To Bat. www.freeplay.com.
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