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Books : Tibetan Meditation Music: For Quiet Mind and Peaceful Heart
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Tibetan Meditation Music: For Quiet Mind and Peaceful Heart by: Nawang Khechog List Price: £15.00 CD-Charts Price: £14.99 You Save: £0.01 ( 0%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 9781591795483 Format: Audiobook ISBN: 1591795486 Label: Sounds True Inc.,U.S. Manufacturer: Sounds True Inc.,U.S. Number Of Items: 1 Publication Date: April 01, 2007 Publisher: Sounds True Inc.,U.S. Studio: Sounds True Inc.,U.S. Sales Rank: 136223 Disc 1:
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 Rating: - Tibetan Meditation MusicIn my opinion there is very little music truly suitable for meditation. One exception I can think of is Tony Scotts Music for Zen Meditation. This CD is remarkable. I read somewhere that it was like a cross between Nawang's sensational flute playing and Arvo Part's slow meditative music. That description comes very close. It is quite simply beautiful and the ideal accompaniment to meditation or just to listen to in order to relax. There are a few other instruments alongside the flute on this recording: cello, violin, oud, chimes. You would think that would be distracting or detract from the simple flute sounds, but it isn't and it doesn't. Someone on Amazon dot com wrote about how Nawang's chanting was too quiet. I think the hushed chanting ... Read More: Rating: - Solemn music for prayer and chantTibetan flautist Nawang Khechog marks 20 years as a professional musician with his new release, Tibetan Mediation Music, a collection of 11 original compositions based on traditional meditative themes. The title might suggest otherwise, but except for sounds used to mark passages in services - such as gongs, bells, and trumpets - music is not a part of Buddhist mediation. It is employed here as the aural background to some of the more commonly used chants and prayers in the Tibetan tradition. Nawang Khechog knows a bit about those, having in his youth been an ordained monk for 11 years. Among the pieces for which he has chosen to compose are chants to the Buddha, Manju Shri (the god of wisdom), Avalokiteshrava (the god of compassion), ... Read More: |
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