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circle of songs

acoustic moods

Chamber Music is a collaboration between Ballaké Sissoko, who plays the traditional kora, a lute-harp from Mali, and Vincent Ségal, the French cellist who plays for the trip-hop band Bumcello.

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Ballaké Sissoko & Vincent Ségal - "Chamber Music"

Lyrics : Elad Vazana 
Composition : Tammy Ben Hadar & Ofir J.Rock
Photo : Aviv Perez 
MASALA - Music and Spirit - Production

Your Eyes light - עינייך אור

Gayatri Rock

Gayatri Rock ( improv in rehearsal )

BRAND NEW VERSION Now Available on Spotify & all platforms
A chant to honour the circle of women, received at the Moondance in Mexico leading up to the 2012 Winter Solstice and recorded live a year later at Sahmain in Mindful Sounds Studio opposite Glastonbury Abbey with a beautiful choir of women. 

   For more info and downloads ,visit www.naliniblossom.com and 
www.facebook.com/naliniblossomusic 

Beautiful new cover art courtesy of Dorrie Joy. www.dorriejoy.co.uk

MAY ALL MOTHERS KNOW THAT THEY ARE LOVED 
AND MAY ALL SISTERS KNOW THAT THEY ARE STRONG 
AND MAY ALL DAUGHTERS KNOW THAT THEY ARE WORTHY / BEAUTIFUL / POWERFUL 
THAT THE CIRCLE OF WOMEN MAY LIVE ON , 
THAT THE FIRE OF THE GODDESS MAY BURN ON ! WEHAHEYA WEHAHEYA WEHAHE WEHAHEYA

To purchase - https://naliniblossom.bandcamp.com/track/circle-of-women-new-version-with-craig-pruess

Circle of Women

Circle of Women(new version on  Spotify)

Prayer for Creating Sacred Space  , recorded live and improvised in the Oak Tree Studio with The Sacred Sound Collective.    Prayer by Alberto Villoldo of the 4 Winds Society 

INVOCATION
South
To the winds of the South
Great Serpent
Wrap your coils of light around us
Teach us to shed the past the way you shed your skin
To walk softly on the Earth
Teach us the Beauty Way

West
To the winds of the day West
Mother Jaguar
Protect our medicine space
Teach us the way of peace, to live impeccably
Show us the way beyond death

North
To the winds of the North
Hummingbird, Grandmothers and Grandfathers
Ancient Ones
Come and warm your hands by our fires
Whisper to us in the wind
We honor you who have come before us
And you who will come after us, our children’s children

East
To the winds of the East
Great Eagle, Condor
Come to us from the place of the rising Sun
Keep us under your wing
Show us the mountains we only dare to dream of
Teach us to fly wing to wing with the Great Spirit
Mother Earth
We’ve gathered for the honoring of all of your children
The Stone People, the Plant People
The four-legged, the two-legged, the creepy crawlers
The finned, the furred, and the winged ones
All our relations
Father Sun, Grandmother Moon, to the Star Nations
Great Spirit, you who are known by a thousand names
And you who are the unnamable One
Thank you for bringing us together
And allowing us to sing the Song of Life 🌿🙏🏻🌱dado

Recorded by Charlie Roscoe in Oak Tree Studios,Sussex
Flutes by Charlie Roscoe
Flutes and voices by Miho Igi
Shamanic Drum and vocals by Nalini
Percussion and rattles  by Kiya Shanti and Will Softmore

Invocation with  Sacred Sound Collective

Arcanjo Rafael

Arcanjo, Arcanjo Rafael
O Anjo de cura do céu
Ele vem com seu caduceu
Mensageiro a serviço de Deus
E quer ver seus filhos queridos
Trilharem com firmeza o caminho
Para tanto limpar seus caminhos
E tornarem-se espelhos do Divino
Para tornarem-se espelhos do Divino
É preciso aprender a lição
O espírito que é puro inteirinho
herdará majestosa missão
Arcanjo, Arcanjo Rafael
O Anjo de cura do céu
Ele vem com seu caduceu
Mensageiro a serviço de Deus
E quer ver seus filhos queridos
Trilharem com firmeza o caminho
Para tanto limpar seus caminhos
E tornarem-se espelhos do Divino
Para tornarem-se espelhos do Divino
Para tornarem-se espelhos do Divino
É preciso aprender a lição
O espírito que é puro, inteirinho
herdará majestosa missão
O espírito que é puro, inteirinho 
herdará majestosa missão
Arcanjo, Arcanjo Rafael
Arcanjo, Arcanjo Rafael...el..el...

Fonte: Música de Chandra Lacombe

Arcanjo Rafael - Chandra Lacombe

Smiling, smiling
Smiling I want to be
Smiling, smiling
Smiling to love forever

In my master's presence
I begin to praise
With my warrior's chant
Which clears up everything

Little bird, little bird
Which is always singing
Which shows me how beautiful is
The power of knowing how to fly

In the journey of this life
I am always working
Learning what I didn't know
And the most important is knowing how to love

When I feel the divine gift
I see the world spinning round
Like the flight of a little bird
I notice time itself teaching

In the vivid colors of the rainbow
Home of all power
Comes the teaching of the divine gift
Learning to give without getting lost

From where you come, to where you go
I am establishing a free path
In the presence of the intimate Christ
Who comes to give us this Christmas

Sorrindo (Smiling) ~ Prem Baba

Pablo Rozas: Voz, vientos, charango, acordeón, piano,garrahand.
Gustavo Filograsso: Guitarra, pandeiro, triangulo.
Josi Saraiva: Oração a Mãe OXUM.
Agustin Giudici: Percusión.

Oxum Lava Meus Olhos

Krishna's Dub

Istvan Sky - Om Mani Padme Hum

Istvan Sky -- OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SOHA

Istvan Sky - Ahimsa

Istvan Sky - Üdvözlégy -- Divine Greeting

DANIEL WAPLES - HANG DRUM - Feat ARAMBOLLA - BEST HANG MUSIC

A prayer to Oxum , the Yoruban Goddess of Sweet Waters.
RECORDED LIVE IN ARUNACHALA , TIRU , INDIA 2010
HANGS - MIKE AND SPYROS
BANSURI -SURYANEEL
The words are from a Daime prayer in Portuguese . 
Oxum wash my eyes
Oxum my emotions
Oxum flower of the waters
Wash clean my heart

OXUM  with Hang and Bansuri in Arunachala

Channeled in the Moment under the great oak tree , captured by Charlie Roscoe productions 

Image photography by Jodie Louise in Ibiza

Suritaya

TÉO AZEVEDO! O compositor mineiro e Cidadão Paulistano 2015, homenageando Os Santos Reis. CD, " CANTOS DE FOLIA DE REIS" Lançado em 20014.

ESTRELA DO ORIENTE. TÉO AZEVEDO (FOLIA DE REIS)

Lullaby - Meraki

Improvisation with Kora and Guitar

Javi - Kora
Amu - Guitar

Art: Big Tree Little Tree by Teodora Totorean

Dos Compañeros

From the new album, And Awake, out on Interchill November 18th.  Pre-release orders are now activated at Bandcamp - if you want to get two full downloads now then head over to www.interchill.bandcamp.com  

More audio here >>:   www.interchill.com/release.php?aid=32

Thanks everyone for the support

Ishq - Leaf

Omar Faruk Tekbilek ~ Moment of Doubt

Beloved, don't Let Me Be Discouraged- Kayhan Kalhor & Broklyn Rider

036 - A estrela do Oriente

Music for babies, dreamers and other multi-dimentional beings.

Cosmic Atlas:

00:00 = "Badnamgar" by Lisa Gerrard & Patrick Cassidy 
= http://www.lisagerrard.com/
02:00 = "Two for Joy" (Ed Hamilton edit) by Anna Rose Carter 
= http://soundcloud.com/annarose
06:33 = "Empreinte Clarté" (edit) by Julien Boulier 
= http://soundcloud.com/julien-boulier
11:46 = "Negro River" by Uakti & Philip Glass 
= http://www.uakti.com.br/ 
15:57 = "Vatta - Air & Ether" (edit) by Cyril Morin 
= http://www.cyrilmorin.com/
16:20 = "Forest" by Pacific Moon 
= http://www.pacificmoon.com
20:17 = "Jim Wakes" by Silent Music 
= http://soundcloud.com/silentmusic
20:57 = "L'Origine Nascosta" by Ludovico Einaudi 
= http://www.einaudiwebsite.com/
23:52 = "Who I Am" by Christophe Beck 
= http://www.christophebeck.com/
24:46 = "Monk With Bell" by Michael Stearns 
= http://www.michaelstearns.com/
25:41 = "Son Of The Desert" by Jocelyn Pook 
= http://www.jocelynpook.com/
28:39 = "Nightmare" by Christophe Beck 
= http://www.christophebeck.com/
29:39 = "Every Hair on Your Head" (Ben Boysen Remix) by Helios 
= http://soundcloud.com/keithkenniff
34:30 = "Le Premier Cri (Sandrine Piau)" by Armand Amar 
= http://www.armandamar.com 
36:05 = "Les Enfants De l'Eclipse" by Armand Amar 
= http://www.armandamar.com 
39:02 = "Pampa" by Gustavo Santaolalla 
= http://www.myspace.com/gustavosantaolalla 
43:18 = "We Will Rebuild With Smooth Stones" by Balmorhea 
= http://balmorheamusic.com/
48:13 = "To Be, Or Not To Be" by Christophe Beck 
= http://www.christophebeck.com/
48:59 = "Khubananukh" - Ft. Nadishana (edit) by David Kuckhermann 
= http://www.framedrums.net/
55:52 = "Halving The Compass" (Rhian Sheehan Rmx) by Helios 
= http://soundcloud.com/keithkenniff
1:01:50 = "Snippet" by Nils Frahm 
=  http://nilsfrahm.de 
1:05:36 = "Atair" (edit) by Armand Amar 
= http://www.armandamar.com 
1:11:04 = "Le Temps Passe" by Armand Amar 
= http://www.armandamar.com 
1:12:56 = "Empreinte Escale" by Julien Boulier 
= http://soundcloud.com/julien-boulier
1:16:00 = "Farewell Theme" (edit) by Eleni Karaindrou & Jan Garbarek 
= http://www.musicolog.com/eleni.asp
1:20:22 = "Ritornare" by Ludovico Einaudi 
= http://www.einaudiwebsite.com/
1:28:54 = "Pluto" by Neue 
= http://soundcloud.com/neuemusic
1:32:12 = "Chris's California Trip" by Michael  Brook 
= http://michaelbrookmusic.com/
1:34:36 = "Nutcracker / Pas De Deux by Sven Kacirek 
= http://soundcloud.com/sven-kacirek

"THE FLOWER OF LIFE" [Second Act]

Explore the beauty of Jyotsna’s South Indian violin on this sensitively crafted collection of Carnatic music. Adept at playing in many styles, Jyotsna’s elastic approach imbues her classical playing with a fresh energy that summons listeners to discover the elegant musical traditions of her home; this is her Call Of Bangalore.

For more information, visit: http://www.worldmusic.net/store/item/TUG1072/

Jyotsna Srikanth: Call Of Bangalore

Carnatic music from the south of India is renowned for its naturally melodic form. Jyotsna Srikanth’s music is woven through with this aesthetic; her artful violin soars in gāyaki style (as if sung), punctuated by percussionists Patri Satish Kumar and N. Amruth on mridangam (double-sided drum) and khanjira (clay pot) respectively.

Jyotsna hails from Bangalore, the capital of the state of Karnataka. Her music, like her home city, is full of eclecticism and revelling in the collision of old and new. On this album Jyotsna concentrates on a collection of Carnatic classical music showcasing works by some of its greatest composers. Yet via a host of other projects, Jyotsna is equally as likely to be found jamming with her fiddle in free jazz, folk fusion or even rock forms. This elasticity imbues her classical Carnatic playing with a fresh energy that summons listeners to discover the opulent musical history of her home; this is her Call Of Bangalore.

Jyotsna first began to play violin at the tender age of five. As a young child she was influenced by and in the company of greats. Kunnakudi Vaidyanathan, the classical violinist from Tamil Nadu, was an early inspiration and as a young musician she accompanied the respected multi-instrumentalist Mangalampalli Balamural Krishna. She has also worked with international artists Eduardo Niebla, Rao Kyao and Robert Atchison. While rising through the ranks in her music career, Jyotsna also found time to attain a medical degree and is a qualified doctor. Clearly a fiercely intelligent and ambitious multi-tasker, Jyotsna’s music is now the focus of her life. In addition to her live performing career she teaches violin, curates the London International Arts Festival and plays for Bollywood soundtracks.

Traditionally, Carnatic concerts begin with a varnam, a short exploration of the raga in use. True to form, this album opens with the track ‘Varnam’. The raga used here is mohana, a pentatonic pattern used in cultures across Asia. The work is colourful and breezy, an up-beat way in to the album. ‘Gopalaka Pahimam’ was composed by nineteenth century Maharaja and patron of the arts Swati Tirunal and used the morning raga bhowli. Jyotsna also includes a composition by one of the most famous Carnatic composers, Muttuswami Dikshitar. ‘Annapoorne’ is typical of Dikshitar’s craft, sweet and slow in tone and tempo, and heavily decorated with gamakas (ornamental figures). The subject concerns Annapoorne, the Hindu goddess of nourishment. The raga used is sama, one that denotes peace. The closing work ‘Thillana’ is by Jyotsna’s contemporary Lalgudi Jayaraman. The raga mand is adopted from the northern Indian, or Hindustandi, tradition and the time cycle is furious and rhythmically complex.

Jyotnsa’s Call Of Bangalore draws audiences to Indian shores, confiding in them the mystery and beauty of Carnatic classical music. Hear her call.

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Amu Ahava