Just as a continuation of my previous post on Music and Quality of Life, I’m listing three of the best healing music albums that love to listen to.
The Soul of Healing Meditations
Deepak Chopra: Like his books, this one is AMAZING.
Frequencies: Sounds of Healing
If you like Ultimate OM of Jonthan Goldman, this one is for you.
Spiritual Healing
Like always: quiet and harmonious.
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Music play a vital role in keeping our lives lively– no one can deny the fact. Balfour M. Mount, M.D of McGill University has written (very old yet beautiful) a post on The Healing Power of Music which I noticed a few days before. It’s interesting to see how he relates music with QOL.
The relationship of music to QOL and healing
Our QOL varies from moment to moment along a continuum that extends from suffering and anguish at one extreme to a sense of integrity and wholeness at the other. Healing involves a response shift toward the latter. What enables an …read more
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Pandit Hariprasad is known by his name in India (and in some other countries) for almost everyone. But for those who haven’t listened to his music or not heard of him, the music lengend of India, here is an interview with him from youtube. In this interview, he speaks about his perception of music, his inspiration and other interesting things. Followed by the interview are some snippets of wonderful live fulte concerts he performed. PS: sorry about some Hindi inbetween, but should be understandable even without that
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RJ Lannan of New Age Reporter compares Jillian Goldin with Enya. In a review of Jillian Goldin’s Origins, he says
“Where Enya Brennan left off, Jillian Goldin could make a good beginning. Enya is noted for her ethereal vocals that are enveloped in New Age and Celtic themes. Jillian Goldin takes wing and soars aloft on her new album Origins, aptly named as her first foray into the genre. [...] Her voice is warm and her delivery is that of a friendly musical raconteur that will appeal to a vast audience. I can’t wait for the next album.”
I’m a big fan …read more
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courtesy:http://www.hariprasadchaurasia.com
When it comes to the power of flute, there is none to rival Pandit Hariprasad. He is well known as the maestro of flute and Indian classical music. Panditji is celebrating his 70th Birthday on July 1st and his fans and students have started wishing him a month ahead.
Apart from the divine music he plays, what I like very much about him is his perception of music and the value he gives to music. These are best explained by his own words.
My Practice is my pooja. My Sargam and scales are my mantra. Power of God is what I try …read more
01.Autumn[05:20]
02. 1000 Years Old [06:14]
03.Yess [05:07]
04. You Are My Sun [05:01]
05. Scratch [04:10]
06. Skyscraper[05:00]
07. All I Want Is To Forget[05:05]
08. Impulse [07:01]
09. Dont Wake Me Up [05:37]
10. Strange Paradise [06:35]
11. Down But Up [04:45]
12. Dark Night [05:13]
13. React [04:57]
What a name! Don’t Wake Me Up. Ganga a.k.a Christian Ronn started his career with “I Dream About Trees” and this is his second album — a mix of ambient and electronic. Though I didnt like all the tracks in Don’t Wake Me Up, there are a lot of exceptionally good songs like the opening track Autumn, All I want is to …read more
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Mantras can play a miraculous change of mood either by its sound or by sheer pronunciation. And in Invisible Journey, Tim Wheater, Natalie Shaw, and David Lord have found a great power of mantras originating from the Sanskrit and Tibetan language. Long and eagerly awaited album Invisible Journey was realesed on March 25, 2008 under the label of Gemini Sun Records.
Enchanting and peace bringing music from flute and orchestration have elite the appealing of beautiful mantras that are useful for meditation, spa and relaxing. Invisible Journey can be said as a sacred prayer of mantra from a seeking soul for …read more
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Larisa Stow and the Shakti Tribe will perform an inspirational Kirtan music on May 31 and June 1 at the Ventura Center for Spiritual Living.
Larisa Stow, who has deep interest in spiritual kirtan, has announced to give majority of the profits from her music to charities and foundations around the world.
“Stow is an award-winning singer-songwriter whose CD “Reaching In” was nominated for best album of the year by the New Age Reporter in 2007. She collaborated recently with Grammy Award-winning producer and songwriter Rick Hahn (Celine Dion) to blend the sounds of popular music, world rhythms and melodies with …read more
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I read a press release and felt you maybe interested “On Friday, June 20th, 2008, internationally-renowned crossover violinist Omar Lopez will open for Grammy-nominated guitarist and multi-platinum selling recording artist Craig Chaquico on the stage of San Antonio’s Charline McCombs Empire Theatre. The intimate evening of world-class, adult contemporary music begins at 7:30 p.m”.
“Omar Lopez, a native of Austin, and his band will open the show and perform songs from his first two albums – “FOREVER RED” (released in 2005) and “EXPERIENCE” (released in 2007) – as well as new material from his as-yet-untitled, unreleased third album… Omar’s music has …read more
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Be my Goddess,
True and honest
Let your beauty shine…
Feel the passion,
Love in action
Our union is Divine…
That’s my favorite song of this beautiful music album Mantras for Lovers. Sung by Rickie Moore and Henry Marshall, the song seems to be a beautiful romance between Shiva and Shakti. Henry’s voice is terrific!!!! You need to listen to appreciate the earthy voice of Henry which to an untuned ear may seem ghastly. Rickie voice is lovely and floating on air, balancing the earthly Henry’s.
I like each and every song of this album. Mood is very romantic. If you have good understanding of love and …read more
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