Gene Hargrove

Eugene C. Hargrove (October 1944) is a philosophy professor at the University of North Texas. He was introduced to Tolkien by the Ace paperback, and became interested in music after hearing Donald Swann's take and not liking it.

Bibliography

Articles

• 1986: Mythlore # 47
  • "Who is Tom Bombadil"
• 1986: Teaching Philosophy
  • "Moria, A Computer Simulation for Introductory Philosophy"
• 1988: Demonstrating Philosophy: Novel Ways to Teach Philosophical Concepts
  • "Moria, A Computer Simulation for Introductory Philosophy"
• 1995: Beyond Bree
  • (January): "Music in Middle-earth"
• 2003: Beyond Bree
  • (March): "Invisibility in Middle-Earth: A Tentative Theory"
  • (October): "Choice and Providential Determinism in Middle-Earth"
• 2004: Beyond Bree
  • (November): "Lying, Being Mistaken, and Not Knowing in Middle-Earth"
• 2006: J.R.R. Tolkien Encyclopedia: Scholarship and Critical Assessment, entries
  • "Adventures of Tom Bombadil"
  • "Farmer Giles"
  • "Tom Bombadil"

Lectures

• October 7 and 8, 2004: "The Lord of the Rings Symphony":
  • "J.R.R. Tolkien and the Music of Middle-Earth" (introductory lecture, Dallas Symphony Orchestra)

Discography

• 1999: The Adventures of Tom Bombadil (composer)
• 2001: Music of Middle-Earth, Vol. 1: From the Shire to Rivendell (composer)
• 2002: Music of Middle-Earth, Vol. 2: From Khazad-dum to Gondor (composer)

External links

• Gene Hargrove at University of North Texas
• Gene Hargrove at Old Forest Sounds