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Creative Minds in Dialogue: C.G. Jung and Erich Neumann with Nancy Swift Furlotti
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Publications by Nancy Swift Furlotti
You may be interested in the books written by our speaker. The images link to an online seller in the UK.
By Erich Neuman:
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Music During the Slides: J. S. Bach – Goldberg Variations played by Kimiko Ishizaka
We are delighted to have been able to play music, which we hope you have enjoyed, during the intro and break slides. We have not done so in the past because obtaining copyright holders’ permission is so involved and there has been little of worth in the public domain. This excellent project (which I have just discovered) to ‘set Bach free’ by creating a first-rate performance of The Goldberg Variations for the public domain is to be warmly applauded and deserves support. It is licenced using the Creative Commons Zero tool.
