Monthly Archive: Episodes from April 2009
Highlights from the 2009 IBS Winter Symposium
The Great Sound of Enlightenment: Shin Buddhist Music Throughout the Ages
held at the BCA National Council Meeting, February 26, 2009
In part three of this four-part series, Rev. Harry Bridge of the Buddhist Church of Oakland discusses non-representational Buddhist music.
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Highlights from the 2009 IBS Winter Symposium
The Great Sound of Enlightenment: Shin Buddhist Music Throughout the Ages
held at the BCA National Council Meeting, February 26, 2009
In part two of this four-part series, Dr. Scott A. Mitchell of the Institute of Buddhist Studies reflects on the historical development of Shin Buddhist gathas in the United States.
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Highlights from the 2009 IBS Winter Symposium
The Great Sound of Enlightenment: Shin Buddhist Music Throughout the Ages
held at the BCA National Council Meeting, February 26, 2009
In part one of this four-part series, Rev. Kodani of Senshin Buddhist Temple gives a presentation of the long history of Buddhist music and important place within the Shin tradition.
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