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Poetry
Chaikhana
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Mohenjo Daro Rajdhani Express |
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Madjid Khaladj This NEW recording (2007), represents a mere drop from the unlimited spring of possible explorations of Persian rhythms by using poetry. As it flows, it carries us through a vast garden, vibrant with color of flowers and ebullient with their fragrances. |
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Akram Khan The foremost exponent of the Ajrana gharana of tabla playing today is noted for the beauty and balance of his sound and the maevellously subtle and sophisticated use of the bayan (bass drum). |
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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan The great master of qawwal singing combined with a jass/soul rhythm. |
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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan The great master of qawwal singing mixed with a Western electronic club sound. |
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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan The late and truly great master of devotional qawwal singing presents a collection of classical qawwals. |
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Kiev Theological Academy Choir The worship singing of Kyiv-Pechesk (Caves) Lavra is a unique and precious heritage of the Orthodox singing culture. The origin of this singing is from the 11th century (1091), in a monastery founded by inok Antony who arrived from Aphona. |
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Carvin Knowles World music and electronica. Music from the Crossroads of the World. Hamsa means, simply, five. It is believed by some to be the hand of God. To others, it is the hand of some great holy lady of miraculous power such as Miriam the sister of Moses or Fatmeh, daughter of The Prophet. But to whomever the hand belongs, it has one purpose: it keeps away the Evil Eye, reflecting back the envious green-eyed glances of the stranger. Ironically, as protection against the outsider, it has become a signpost to the great crossroads, a symbol of that place where East and West touch. |
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C Lanzbom A mixture of soulful, percussion laced, Latin, Hebrew, and World Beat instrumentals. |
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Joshua Lebofsky A unique and totally original blend of World Percussion, Vocals, Jazz improvisation and groove, based on prayer music both sacred and secular sources. |
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Marco Lienhard Shakuhachi music- meditation and original music |
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Madrigaia Madrigaia, whose name means song of the Earth, is a group of seven women from the Canadian prairies. Each one is an accomplished vocalist and together they have swept up audiences into a storm of music from around the globe. |
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Tina Malia & Shimshai Beautiful traditional sanskrit chants with lush acoustic instrumentation from around the world. Powerful and moving vocals from talented singer/instrumentalists, Tina Malia and Shimshai. |
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Mandala Mandala is an acoustic performance based on experimental and healing sounds, using overtone voice and ancient string instruments from Europe, Asia and the Middle East |
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Michael Mandrell and Benjy Wertheimer A mythic instrumental journey that transports the listener into both the ancient land of India and the mystic Celtic landscape, with acoustic guitar, esraj, tabla, and tamboura. |
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Manose From the ancient raga tradition of India and Nepal, these 11 pieces played on solo bamboo flute feel like a welcome sequel to Manose's earlier CD, Suskera. Again we journey inward to reconnect with the rejuvenating simplicity of breath. |
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Manose A lively and lilting combination of Himalayan instruments: bamboo flute, the violin-like sarangi, and Nepalese two-headed drums accompanied by acoustic guitar. Flautist Manose's arrangements of these traditional tunes are at once cheerful and nostalgic. |
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Manose Offering three mesmerizing pieces for solo bamboo flute, each based on a different Indian scale, this leads the listener deeper into a mood of serenity. |
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Mark McCain and Erika Johnson Fingerstyle guitarist Mark McCain, and Houston Grand Opera cellist Erika Johnson bring together a unique blend of acoustic guitar and cello. Featured on National Public Radio programs such as Hearts of Space, Echoes, Pulling Strings, and many others, this duo breaks ground with a fusion of Appalachian to modern classical to Celtic and beyond. |
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Merkavah Biblical musical collage that integrates ancient ethnic instruments, Middle Eastern music, Western music, chanting and computer sounds. |
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Kim Merlino Amer/Asian influenced ambient sound portraits that are perfect for healing practices such as massage, yoga, acupuncture, Reiki, spas, and the quietness of your own home. |
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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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