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Poetry
Chaikhana
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Balla Tounkara Kelefaba The Peacemaker |
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Dervish Sufi Chants and Songs Dervish Sufis chants and songs during a zikr gathering. Recorded on location in Konya, Turkey (home of Rumi). |
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Devotional Bhajans Traditional Indian/Hindu Devotional Bhajans (Hymns). Excellent for meditation and prayer. |
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Ugur Dogan *...uplifting, adventurous and inspiring music set in a fantasy world of Mediterrane and Anatolia. A variety of CINEMATIC, ELECTRONIC and EXPERIMENTAL WORLDFUSION ...* |
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Neil Dunnachie Medieval melodies performed on classical guitar. |
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Ethos Percussion Group World influenced percussion chamber music with traditions from the Middle East, South India, Brazil and the United States. |
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Glen Falkenberg Old & new world music featuring harp, hammered dulcimer & tabla tarang. |
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Steve Gorn & Samir Chatterjee Classical Indian music |
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Suzin Green Luscious, passionate kirtan-inspired music with a hint of deep soul jazz wafting through. |
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Suzin Green Music for solo piano and voice featuring poetry from women mystics of eastern and western spiritual traditions. |
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Fran Guidry Hawaiian slack key guitar solo instrumentals, sweet and relaxing. Some traditional, some original, all guaranteed to make you feel good. |
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Ivan
M. Granger's original poetry, stories and commentaries are Copyright ©
2002 - 2008 by Ivan M. Granger.
All other material is copyrighted by the respective authors, translators and/or
publishers.
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