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"Scott Freiman&amp;apos;s first record was by the Partridge Family. An uncle  quickly rectified that, lending the 10-year-old copies of the Beatles&amp;apos; Sgt. Pepper and the White Album, and Freiman has been hooked ever since.\r\nWorking as a composer and engineer, the 49-year-old has developed a  series of well-received lectures on the music of the Beatles, including  &amp;quot;Deconstructing Sgt. Pepper,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Looking Through a Glass Onion&amp;quot; (about the White Album) and &amp;quot;Tomorrow Never Knows&amp;quot; (on Revolver).  It&amp;apos;s been a lifetime of fanaticism in the making: &amp;quot;I mentioned what I  was doing to a high school friend, and he said, &amp;apos;Oh, I always knew you&amp;apos;d  be doing that,&amp;apos;&amp;quot; Freiman says.\r\nHaving presented his lectures for the employees of Facebook and  Google (with Pixar upcoming), Freiman will teach a course on the music  of the Beatles at Yale, his alma mater, this fall. On June 13th he hosts  &amp;quot;A Trip Through Strawberry Fields&amp;quot; at New York&amp;apos;s 92nd Street Y Tribeca location.\r\nFreiman&amp;apos;s focus is strictly on the band&amp;apos;s music. &amp;quot;If someone says, &amp;apos;I  have a napkin  that John Lennon once used,&amp;apos; that doesn&amp;apos;t interest me,&amp;quot;  he says. &amp;quot;I&amp;apos;m all about the  creative process.&amp;quot; Click through for 10  things you may not have known about the Beatles&amp;apos; music. &amp;#xA0; &amp;#xA0;&amp;#xA0;\r\nBy James Sullivan"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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