Episode #105: Dr. Anthony Brandt - Professor of Composition and Theory at Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music and Creativity Expert

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Highlights:

[9:00] The connection between motivation and creativity

[22:30] Why creativity can't be rushed

[39:20] How to bend, break, and blend ideas

Meet Dr. Anthony Brandt:

Dr. Brandt is a Professor of Composition and Theory at Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music. He is also an expert on CREATIVITY.

Dr. Brandt and best selling author and neuroscientist David Eagleman have co-authored The Runaway Species: How Human Creativity Remakes the World. Their book is being published in fourteen countries and inspired the Netflix documentary The Creative Brain.

Dr. Brandt has also contributed chapters to the Oxford Handbook of Music and the Brain and Mobile Brain Imaging and the Neuroscience of Art, Innovation and Creativity, and has co-authored papers in the journals Frontiers and Brain Connectivity. He is currently a co-investigator in an NEA Research Lab examining the benefits of musical creativity for the elderly and a study at Methodist Hospital examining music and stroke recovery.

Dr. Brandt’s musical catalogue includes three chamber operas, as well as orchestral, chamber, vocal, theater, dance, and television scores. His honors include a Koussevitzky Commission from the Library of Congress. His music is available on the Albany, Crystal, and Navona Live labels.

He is the Artistic Director of the new music ensemble Musiqa, where he presents inter-disciplinary public concerts,, and free educational programming that have served nearly 60,000 public school students at over 240 Houston area schools.

Bottom line: this is one powerfully creative human being.

And if you think about it, creativity affects every aspect of our lives. From our companies, to our relationships, to the joy we experience in our day to day life. Whether you are an entrepreneur, corporate executive, scientist, stay at home parent, or high school or college student… so much of your success depends directly on the strength of your creative muscle.

What I love about Dr. Brandt, is that he is a literal doorway into this crucial pillar of true success. He is a living example of what creativity looks like in action. And he has dedicated his life to sharing the secrets he’s learned along the way so that you can open yourself up to the full creative potential you were destined to experience.

Connect with Dr. Brandt:

Twitter: @anthonykbrandt: https://twitter.com/anthonykbrandt?lang=en

Book site: https://runawayspecies.com/

Website: http://anthonybrandt.net/index.html

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