In 1966, legendary jazz pianist Bill Evans (August 16,
1929–September 15, 1980) sat down with his composer brother, Harry
Evans, for an intense and deeply insightful conversation later released
as Universal Mind of Bill Evans: The Creative Process and Self-Teaching. From filmmaker William Meier
comes this gorgeous cinematic adaptation of Evans’s thoughts on the
autodidactic quality of creativity and the value of working at the
intersection of clarity, complexity, and spontaneity.
Here is a longer excerpt from the documentary, where Evans discusses the step-by-step process of creative problem-solving:
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