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	Dane Rudhyar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dane Rudhyar (March 23, 1895, in Paris – September 13, 1985, in San Francisco), né Daniel Chennevière, was a modernist composer and humanistic astrologer.
		Rudhyar's own compositions tend to employ dissonant harmony, emphatically not of a systematic variety such as Charles Seeger's—Rudhyar was philosophically opposed to such a rigid approach.
		His musical thought was influenced by Henri Bergson and theosophy, and he viewed composers as mediums, writing that "the new composer" was "no longer a 'composer,' but an evoker, a magician.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dane_Rudhyar (457 words)

	The Legacy of Dane Rudhyar
		Rudhyar stresses time and time again that every birth chart is the best for the particular purpose of the individual to which it refers, because "he is, in structure and function, this chart".
		Rudhyar saw that the purposive nature of depth psychology was attempting to meet this need, that in its attempt to "reveal powerful archetypes" and to evoke a "function of reconciliation", or an "image of salvation", it was in essence a "language of images rich with symbolical meaning".
		Interestingly, Rudhyar defines our free will as "the will not to conform to the past" [24], or "the measure of a man’s capacity to be and act as an individual", while fate is "the measure of his dependence upon collective and generic standards as determining structures".
	www.cosmicwindow.com /candyrudhyar.html (3678 words)

	DANE RUDHYAR
		Rudhyar stresses that in composing music he is not, like so many other composers ; past and present, fashioning or contriving musical "objects." For him, music is and should be the exteriorization in tone of an inner life — the flow of life (or in Ira Progoff's sense, the psyche) itself.
		For Rudhyar, any truly significant rebirth or transformation in music must integrate within a broader, more inclusive frame of reference and organized consciousness values of both non-Western, sacromagical music and features of the Western mental approach based on proportion and form.
		While Rudhyar has written orchestral and chamber music, he has composed mainly for the piano, pioneering a technique which he calls "orchestral pianism," in which the total resonance of tone produced is more significant than separate notes and formal articulation.
	floatingworldweb.com /EARTHLINGZ/MUSIC/writings/DANERUDHYAR.html (1431 words)

	Articles
		To Rudhyar, it was vital that in order to act as a “seed” man or woman in the life of a new cycle or phase of history, one must sever oneself from all past conditioning and open oneself to a basic “mutation”.
		Rudhyar was very aware of the relativism of astrology, of the context-bound nature of interpretation, and the function of differing world-views in determining the nature of the astrology in use.
		Rudhyar is quite adamant that transits and progressions do not reveal what will occur in terms of events, “but the sequential steps which it would be best for us to take in order to gradually actualize our innate potential and to fulfill the purpose which is defined by our birth chart”.
	www.aplaceinspace.net /Pages/CandyRudhyar.html (3793 words)

	Dane Rudhyar
		Dane Rudhyar was born in Paris in 1895 and moved to the United States in 1916, remaining there until his death in 1985.
		Rudhyar believes that calling an octave of a particular pitch the same name is merely for the sake of convenience, because Rudhyar observes that each pitch in of itself has a different character, beyond the scope of labeling only twelve semi-tones within the octave.
		Rudhyar observes that "if every musical sound is a compound-tone, a melody is not one unrolling thread of sounds, but several threads of sounds; it is, in fact, approximatively the same thing as a succession of chords," Rudhyar's interpretation of musical processes yields the conclusion that harmony and melody are one in the same.
	www.keithkramer.org /rud.html (1182 words)

	Tribute to Dane Rudhyar - part 3
		Rudhyar's message to us is that as we are people living through an important transitional phase in the development of humanity, we should all try to think, feel and act in terms of a common new future which we must create together.
		Rudhyar suggests that the basic realization a man or woman can have, is that birth gives to a human being the possibility to consider his or her whole life as a process of transformation; and then sooner or later, more or less consciously and deliberately, to live that personal life-span as such a process.
		Rudhyar was however an example for all of us in another way as well: he remained an indomitable source of inspiration in spite of all the problems he encountered during his life in many ways and many forms.
	www.astrologie.ws /rudh03.htm (6550 words)

	DANE RUDHYAR - New York Times
		Dane Rudhyar, a composer, writer and mystic, died Sept. 13 in San Francisco.
		Rudhyar was a pioneer in synthesizing a blend of Eastern and Western music.
		Rudhyar was named Daniel Chenneviere when he was born in Paris on March 23, 1895.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9502EEDC1239F932A35753C1A963948260 (163 words)

	Dane Rudhyar Archival Project - Wholeness, Music, Astrology, Theosophy, Art - Dane Rudhyar Home Page
		In it Rudhyar explores the many levels at which astrology may be studied and applied: from the biological level to the Transpersonal level where all that is symbolized in an astrological chart - especially transits of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto - is used for the process of transformation to a higher level of being.
		Dane Rudhyar's Rhythm of Wholeness is perhaps the most important and all-inclusive philosophical and metaphysical work of the 20th Century.
		FROM HUMANISTIC TO TRANSPERSONAL ASTROLOGY, by Dane Rudhyar.
	www.khaldea.com /rudhyar (3064 words)

	Dane Rudhyar, the father of Karmic Astrology
		Born in Paris in the late 19th Century, Dane Rudhyar as a young man quickly developed a reputation for his sharp mind and literary bent in Parisian circles.
		My personal opinion is that Dane Rudhyar did more than any single other modern astrologer to drag astrology out of the cesspool of the Middle Ages fatalism and negativity to allow astrology to grow into the modern age.
		Rudhyar was an old man by this point, well into his 80s, and he knew he wouldn't be around much longer, so he was leaving his vision of the future for a younger generation to pick up and work with.
	www.karmastrology.com /ast_rudh.shtml (844 words)

	Astrology Books: Dane Rudhyar and Humanistic Astrology
		Rudhyar pioneered an new approach to astrology (holistic, psychological/spiritual) in reaction to the horror of the trenches.
		And though the trauma of the war affected all areas of society, Rudhyar was one of the few astrologers/spiritual leaders to show any reaction to the war at all.
		This is Rudhyar's reinterpretation of Marc Edmund Jones's Sabian Symbols.
	www.astroamerica.com /rudhyar.html (1005 words)

	Dane Rudhyar's reformulation of astrological theory - by Dennis Frank
		Rudhyar observes that "the philosophy of Time, which is the necessary background to a vital and holistic presentation of astrology, finds its expression essentially in two factors: the Moment and the Cycle." He says the essence of the cycle lies in "the three terms which in their trinity constitute its wholeness: beginning, middle, end".
		Rudhyar's expertise as a generalist enabled him to formulate a glorious vision of the subject, which inspired students and catalysed the snow-balling popularity of astrology in the latter half of the 20th century.
		Rudhyar cites Russia's last Tsar as an example of natal Saturn retrograde, yet doesn't point out that the subversion of his regal authority in his family, his court and affairs of state by Rasputin serves as a classic example of the implied consequence.
	cura.free.fr /xx/17frank4.html (20730 words)

	Amazon.ca: Astrological Mandala: Books: Dane Rudhyar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Rudhyar's books are like Dane Rudhyar the man,- profound, universal and original- A true Renaissance man. His book is for every thinking person, who wants a guiding star to steer his life's course.
		Rudhyar has transformed the zodiac into a re-interpretation of the 'sabian symbols', giving each degree of the circle beginning with Aries 1', ending with Pisces 360', a profound significance that penetrates through the heart of the matter.
		They are peculiarly evocative, and the insightful astrologer Dane Rudhyar does a masterful job of analyzing the 360 symbols as a coherent sequence.
	www.amazon.ca /Astrological-Mandala-Dane-Rudhyar/dp/0394719921 (1048 words)

	Tribute to Dane Rudhyar Part 4
		Rudhyar is standing at the top of the staircase, a slightly bowed man with finely cut features and a dark beard.
		Rudhyar's thoughts circle like atoms around the nucleus, which he formulates as the creative powers of the universe that summon a new type of human beings in a new interpersonal relationship which will change all social processes.
		Rudhyar is a man of profound and penetrating vision, whose writings cast an illumination upon life.
	accessnewage.com /articles/astro/rud4.htm (2502 words)

	rud_obit.html
		Even though Rudhyar aptly describes his music as being based on the rhythms of speech rather than dance, his music is essentially melodic and rhapsodic.
		Back to his life: it is interesting to note that Rudhyar, like Lou Harrison, spent much of his time in isolated places, away from urban centers, the "art scene." Places that were the "real West" of the imagination (the why and wherefore of that could take a whole essay in itself).
		The magic of Rudhyar's music is that it captures both the strength of consonance (Rudhyar wasn't afraid of some wonderful fifths - take the opening chord of his piano pieces, Stars, for instance), and the tension of dissonance.
	www.o-art.org /history/77-83/composers/DRudhyar/rud_obit.html (1252 words)

	Dane Rudhyar's Approach to Astrological Cycles - A Brief Overview \| Mountain Astrologer Columnist and Life Coach, Nicki ...
		Dane Rudhyar is arguably the seminal astrological innovator of the twentieth century.
		Rudhyar termed the first half of any cycle involutionary, because at the beginning of any cycle there is an in-spiriting, an involvement of Spirit with matter.
		Rudhyar viewed life itself as a continual process of development composed of a series of interwoven astrological cycles.
	www.beyondsunsigns.com /rudhyarcycles.html (2090 words)

	Rudhyar Tribute
		With Rudhyar it is evident that he knew, that what he meant to convey to his readers was hardly ever seen for what it was meant to be.
		Rudhyar was for me, as for so many other astrologers, the key to the future rather than a weight from the past.
		Thus Rudhyar saw the outer planets as means to evolve beyond the strictly personal and to move to the transpersonal.
	www.astrologie.ws /rudh01.htm (6179 words)

	Astrology-Books.com: Offering books on Astrology, Alchemy, Hermeticism, Magick, Wicca, Witchcraft
		Using the astrological signs and houses, Rudhyar builds a framework for impregnating the seeker with an awareness of how to use basic life challenges, as a process through which an individual human being evolves.
		Now Dane Rudhyar has taken these symbols and reinterpreted them to emphasize their character as a cyclic and structured series which formalizes and reveals the archetypal meaning of 360 basic phases of human experience.
		Noted astrologer Rudhyar presents a transpersonal approach to astrology, identifying areas in the birth chart as potentials for radical change.
	www.astrology-books.com /store/rudhyar_dane.html (939 words)

	Dane Rudhyar - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		American composer Dane Rhudyar was known not only for his music, but for pioneering a humanist approach to astrology, and writing about both topics.
		Despite this, and the influence that his writings on music -- specifically, Dissonant Harmony (1928) and The New Sense of Sound (1930) -- had on many composers, Rudhyar was little known for his music until late in life when composers James Tenney and Peter Garland helped bring him to the attention of the music world.
		Regardless of his musical ups and downs, Rudhyar remained creatively active throughout his life, taking up painting in New Mexico in the late '30s, writing about music, exploring religion, philosophy, and theosophy (which led to his name change based on a Sanskrit term).
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,487730,00.html (407 words)

	Humanistic Astrology, Transpersonal Astrology & the Philosophy of Wholeness at CyberWorld Khaldea
		In this engaging article, which requires new prior knowledge of astrology, Dane Rudhyar - composer, philosopher and astrologer - uses the nativities of famous composers to present two fundamental approaches to music - Venusian Music and Neptunian Music.
		Dane Rudhyar, 1895-1985, Seed Man of the 20th Century, the most important astrologer of the 20th Century, left a significant and substantial legacy of music, art, literature and philosophy.
		The best and most important of Dane Rudhyar's lifelong work is being made freely available worldwide through the online Rudhyar Archival Project.
	www.khaldea.com (2455 words)

	Books about astrology: Heliocentric Ephemeris, Dane Rudhyar: The Astrology of Personality
		Dane Rudhyar, whose books are listed below), cast charts for yourself and your friends, and find out for yourself what is what.
		Dane Rudhyar was a major intellectual of the twentieth century.
		Rudhyar was a well-educated man who knew how to think independently.
	www.starcenter.com /astrol.htm (587 words)

	Bookshop - Rudhyar Archival Project - Dane Rudhyar Books
		Rudhyar's most important work on civilization and culture, this volume is essential reading for anyone wishes to gain a comprehensive understanding of culture, art, dance and music.
		They are Rudhyar's author's copies, supplied to Rudhyar in 1976 by the publisher, and donated to the Rudhyar Archival Project by the Rudhyar Estate.
		Rudhyar's final statement on astrology, the volume explores the two faces of astrology and the four levels of interpreting human experience and astrological data.
	www.rudhyar.com /bookshop.shtml (2224 words)

	Rudhyar 8
		Rudhyar formulates and describes here for the fist time, the eight Soli Lunar types of personalities and the importance of the “New Moon before birth” and the “Progressed New Moon charts.”
		Rudhyar’s innovative presentation of the “Progressed Lunation Cycle” is an invaluable technique providing insight into how to use all life events in the actualization of inner potentials.
		Undoubtedly, Rudhyar’s most practical contribution to astrology is his innovative technique, the progressed lunation cycle, detailed in his very readable book The Lunation Cycle.
	aurorapress.com /html/rudhyar_8.html (338 words)

	Price Compare ISBN 0394719921 Astrological Mandala (Vintage) by Dane Rudhyar - Direct Textbooks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Of all of Dane Rudhyar's informative books on applied astrology - his analysis of the Sabian symbols has become my favorite - and the most useful when it comes to reading horoscopes.
		Review: Dane Rudhyar: An Astrological Mandala: The Cycle of Transformations and its 360 Symbolic Phases. Rudhyar's books are like Dane Rudhyar the man,- profound, universal and original- A true Renaissance man. His book is for every thinking person, who wants a guiding star to steer his life's course.
		It is in this potent use of imagery that Rudhyar has distinguished himself. The book is divided into 4 lucid parts Each part unique and distinct from the whole with a wealth of knowledge and insight in each one.
	www.directtextbook.com /prices/0394719921 (1184 words)

	Anyara-Astrology: Dane Rudhyar, astrologer
		Astrologer Dane Rudhyar was born on March 23, 1895
		And the Centaur symbolism indicates what the correct direction is, by the angle at which the Centaur shoots his arrows.
		Thoughts collected from Dane Rudhyar's books; astrological comments refer to Dane Rudhyar's chart, not to the text in his books.
	koti.mbnet.fi /neptunia/rudhyar1.htm (548 words)

	Aquarius Papers - Global Astrology: Dane Rudhyar on Astrology, the Eternal, the Sacred and the Profane
		Dane Rudhyar on Astrology, the Eternal, the Sacred and the Profane
		Dane Rudhyar, one of the greatest astrologers of all time, said something profound about astrology in the last part of his masterwork, “An Astrological Mandala,” where he reinterpreted the Sabian Symbols used by so many in the craft.
		The significance of astrology is that it can transform the profane into the sacred, the facts of astronomy into the revelation of a cosmic order manifest in the cell and the human person as well as in the solar system and the galaxy.
	www.aquariuspapers.com /astrology/2006/08/dane_rudhyar_on.html (681 words)

	New Albion Artists: Dane Rudhyar
		And a vision that went beyond his art—it was for humanity and for the troubled world and century he lived in.
		Rudhyar also came out of the 1920s avant-garde in music—a heady generation of Cowell, Ruggles, Varèse and himself.
		The magic of Rudhyar's music is that it captures both the strength of consonance (Rudhyar wasn't afraid of some wonderful fifths - take the opening chord of his piano pieces,
	www.newalbion.com /artists/rudhyard (1166 words)

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