Shabda : शब्द

Let Eastern Meditation take you on a blissful voyage with a spirit of peace. Eastern Meditation is the third sonic adventure from Pravana, fusing the ancient sounds of the East with indigenous call of the didgeridoo.Using the universal language of music, Pravana will take you on an enchanting journey to exotic lands and beyond with a unique fusion of sounds that resonate reverberate and provide a fresh and uplifting soundtrack for meditation, yoga and dreaming.

The method of hearing and chanting the holy names of God is the recommended process most efficient, we can say – “Rapid Communications” of the soul with God. That is why this collection of his latest favorite composite, I decided to call Yoga. Listening to this music can be combined with pleasure and enjoy the beautiful songs, along with the awakening of consciousness and purification.

Musical pictures are discovered consequently and figuratively in chronological order in the poem, each of them has its own meaning. The composition is opened with “Pagan Russia” showing the listeners pictures of wide steppes of old Russian Land. Unusual timbres of ancient wind instruments – ocarinas together with muffled sounds of kettle drums as background music, bring your mind to old times.

Singers and musicians from Nepal, Algeria, Tibet, Poland, Morocco and Portugal have contributed their cultural background to Margot Reisinger’s own style of spiritual world music. Margot has composed nine unique songs on the base of traditional as well as newly arranged mantra texts, interpreted by beautiful vocals and accompanied by choirs, violin, ney, flutes, guitars, piano, sitar, Tibetan horns and cymbals, keyboards, singing bowls, percussion, monochord, drums and more..

A unique musical creation not less talented author – Chris Spheeris, guitarist, composer, author of many instrumental albums beautiful New Age music from Greece.

Guy’s new album has been officially released on the 26th of March 2009 on UK record label MG Music. It’s the stunning completion of his successful trilogy inspired by India and tells the story of Ganesha, the Hindu God with the elephant head.

This CD by Deuter is magnificent. The music is such that wonder emerges from apparent simplicity of form that we discover wealth beyond measure for this music is of great and lasting magnificence. The instruments used lend themselves further towards mystery and magic and in this the mists clear and the sun rises to new heights.