Stephen Nachmanovitch on Improvising in LifeStephen Nachmanovitch on Improvising in Life
The One You Feed
Stephen Nachmanovitch explores the art of improvisation and living fully in the present with Eric Zimmer on 'The One You Feed'.
52:27•2 Feb 2021
Improvising Life's Symphony with Stephen Nachmanovitch on The One You Feed
“If you can't have a score and a plan and a set of instructions or a syllabus, what you have is listening to each other, and that means respecting each other.”
Ever wondered how the art of improvisation can shape your life? In this episode of 'The One You Feed', host Eric Zimmer chats with Stephen Nachmanovitch, an internationally renowned improvisational violinist. Stephen, who has performed and taught at prestigious institutions like Juilliard, shares his insights from his book *The Art of Is: Improvising as a Way of Life*. They dive into the creative process, discussing how living in the moment can transform our everyday experiences.
From the ethics of creativity to the influence of Buddhism, Stephen reveals how improvisation isn't just for artists but a valuable tool for everyone. He talks about the importance of listening and respecting others, whether you're making music or navigating daily life. With anecdotes and practical advice, this conversation is sure to inspire you to embrace spontaneity and live more fully. Tune in to discover how you can turn life's uncertainties into a beautiful symphony.
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