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Buddhism and Creativity

By Jennifer Y Yao
Herbie Hancock (shown in Set 4 of the Norton Lecture Series) discussed Buddhism and artistic creativity during his fifth lecture in "The Ethics of Jazz" series in Sanders Theatre on March 24. Hancock described his personal experiences with Buddhism and how it has enhanced his musical creativity.
Herbie Hancock (shown in Set 4 of the Norton Lecture Series) discussed Buddhism and artistic creativity during his fifth lecture in "The Ethics of Jazz" series in Sanders Theatre on March 24. Hancock described his personal experiences with Buddhism and how it has enhanced his musical creativity.

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