In addition to his work as a composer, conductor, and performer, Stewart Grant has written extensively about music — its history, its philosophy, and its role in human life.
His writings range from programme notes and analytical essays to more personal reflections on the nature of musical experience and the spiritual dimensions of the art. He has contributed articles to music journals, programme books, and educational publications.
Stewart's writings reflect the same depth of thought and breadth of musical knowledge that characterize his work as a composer and performer. They are addressed to musicians and non-musicians alike, and are written in a style that is accessible without being superficial.
Please check back for links to specific articles and essays, or contact Stewart directly for information about his published writings.