Musical Meditations

Meditation

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Mind Detox авторские медитации Игоря Будникова

Mind Detox на каждый  день

Jade

One long circular breath in honor of my ancestors that walked this land. In the key of D.  Perfect for Shavasana or any induction of deep, relaxed contemplation. FREE DOWNLOAD.

Didgeridoo for Meditation

Musical Meditations: Harmony

Musical Meditations: Unity

For cellist Dave Eggar, the parallels between Mozart and yoga reside in the (sense of) flow and grace we feel in our bodies. “There is a lot of depth to Mozart’s pieces,” he says. “Where Mozart intersects with yoga is in the depth of these pieces corresponding to the depths of your body on an energetic level.” Just as a master musician creates an effortless journey between the phrases of each piece of music, so the yogi is able to accentuate each posture with a natural poise. This idea was the foundation of his new album, The Yoga Sessions:Dave Eggar Quartet: Mozart (Yoga Organix/White Swan). 

The idea of devoting Mozart to a yoga class happened nearly instantaneously between Eggar and producer David Schommer, founder of Yoga Organix and The Yoga Sessions series. “David told me about his yoga series,” Eggar remarks, “and I had been thinking about how to create music suited for the yoga experience. I go to class a lot, and I hear world music, trance, and singer/songwriter material. I thought it would be an interesting concept to record classical music intentioned to function in a Yoga class.” 

Music has been in Eggar’s life since youth. A natural born prodigy, at age three he learned cello and piano, performing on Broadway and at the Metropolitan Opera by age seven. His training includes time at Julliard and Harvard University, but his passion lies in the healing modalities that music creates and in the exploration of musical diversity. That diversity can be understood through his work: As an Artist, he has recorded the celebrated New Age albums, Serenity, Angelic Embrace, Left of Blue), and most recently his newest, Kingston Morning, which featured contributions by reggae legends Luciano and Sly and Robbie. Eggar's diversity extends through his studio work, recording with the likes of COLDPLAY, Amy Lee and Evanescence, the FLUX Quartet, as well as being featured on numerous original scores for film. He has also been workshopping new pieces with and for his karate dojo, blending his knowledge and practice of the martial arts, and recently performing that collaboration at Lincoln Center for the Arts.

Especially inspired by the D major Andante of Mozart's D Major String Quartet, the 'Prussian' (K.575), Eggar went to work with Schommer and longtime collaborator and Violinist Rachel Golub figuring out exactly how this music would move with the format of a yoga class. “The salutations and flow parts were the most natural to pick pieces for,” he says. "One of the interesting things we found was that slowing down minuet movements elicited a very powerful emotional response. We started playing some pieces at half tempo, and it was beautiful. For the piece 'Vishranti' (For Savasana) and the album starter, "Om" piece we were presented an opportunity to create something original, based off of Mozart's melodic structure".

OM Mozart -sample

Musical Meditations: Synergy

Musical Meditations: Peace

Musical Meditations: Grace

Synthesizers and a celestial voice. A snippets from our improvisational jam session rehearsal took place in Los Angeles, CA.

HSA Improv Session May 2018 -Ethereal

❤An offering of Love ❤
Dedicated to the Crystal Heart Opening Power of Koh Phangan, Thailand! 

*It's a mix of field recordings I got In Thailand Thunder, Rain, Birds etc.... I also got a cool Thai pan flute called Wot Vot Bamboo Panpipe Flute, The Wot is what you're hearing throughout. 
*I played on a Double Bamboo Flute I got in Lima, Peru from Tito La Rosa's Son, Along with some Tibetan Bolls
*Some Yawanawa Chanting I recorded attending an amazing Yawanawa ceremony. 
*Tete n I on Drums Also I played  a high A and mid A Native American Flute
*The last instrument I played on is the Seperewa

Open Pathways

As I Return

The Rising

The Healing

Essie Jain is an English singer and songwriter, who has been performing and recording music for over two decades. Her songs have traveled far and wide out into the world and gently weaved themselves into the fabric of people’s lives, daily healing practices and stories. 

Essie often works alongside her husband, guitarist and long term collaborator Patrick Glynn, for both recordings and live performances. They live in Los Angeles with their daughter Opal.

Essie and Patrick are currently writing and recording an album of folk songs together, due for release in early 2025