New recordings at Radio Sri Chinmoy
At Radio Sri Chinmoy there are new recordings of music from groups within the Sri Chinmoy Centre. It includes performances from meditative functions and also a humorous play. The music includes a sitar performance by Adesh, soulful Sanskrit chants from Vedic Fire and more dynamic arrangements by Jagadhata's Group.
Radio Sri Chinmoy regularly publishes new music from groups within the Sri Chinmoy Centre. It is also a store of many recordings made by Sri Chinmoy during his Peace Concerts and recording sessions.
“Music is psychic enlightenment. Music is the supreme fulfilment of the aspiring human soul.”
Sri Chinmoy 1
Recent recordings
- Flute music playlist - A selection of Sri Chinmoy's numerous flute performances, using a variety of different flutes.
- Sitar music by Adesh - The sitar is a haunting and soulful instrument from India. On this recording, Adesh performs his interpretation of the music of Sri Chinmoy.
- Jagadhata's Group - a dynamic and joyful arrangement of Sri Chinmoy's music.
- Meditation performances from New York, 31 May. Two different groups - an all female acapela singing group and a male instrumental group. Both performing the music of Sri Chinmoy with different contrasts.
- The Astrologer fulfils his prophecy - an original story by Sri Chinmoy adapted by Suren Leosson from Iceland. The story has been given a humorous twist and flavour of "Jeeves and Wooster."
Related
- Sri Chinmoy Music - more info at Sri Chinmoy Centre
- Meet musical members of the Sri Chinmoy Centre
- 1. Sri Chinmoy, Sound and Silence, Part 2, Agni Press, 1982
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