Ich könnte Dir den ganzen Nacht zuhören! Noch einmal danke für das Download!

@sunnidayz: Thanx Sandy, but I can't count myself to those who really can play this beautiful instrument - it takes tons of time 2 become a master of it :-)

@sunnidayz: Thank you Sandy for all your words of empathy....yes grief can only be transformed into something good if we let it mold us into a person that - by the grace of God - can finally overcome it & become able to feel with others....

This is very inspirational, thank you for sharing <3

What a beautiful way to remember your Mother!

I haven't read all the comments, so forgive me for asking if you have already done so - is this a sitar? I's so expressive!

So fascinating that the music retains the feeling that went into it, a wonderful listen :)

glad to have found your page, thank you for the download option too

In the late November days we remember death, and especially the death of our loved ones.
This sitar music is to express some of the pain I felt after my mother passed away.
(Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted !)

Mourning Raga

Having started off as a drummer in a PopRock Coverband, passing through the eXPerimental & psychedelic stages of music of the 1970s, arrived in the New Millennium as a percussionist in the Berlin Band "Los Multikultis", privileged to play alongside brilliant musicians like Colin Bass of the Band "CAMEL", I now mainly produce WorldFusion music in my home studio in Berlin, Germany   
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I'm a Hobby Musician (various drums, sitar, guitar, vox, plus now VST's & loops), Sound- & ComputerEngineer from Berlin/Germany.
Initially having been somewhat forced to "enjoy" a musical education of sorts as a child (playing sheet music on a recorder) I really started enjoying music with the appearance of The Beatles. So I started off my "career" as a drummer in the mid - 1960s here:

http://soundcloud.com/blackbirds-berlin/sets/the-blackbirds-live-on-stage/
 
After the Band dissolved, and inspired by the upcoming of psychedelic & electronic music I got into SoundExperiments together with the BassMan of our group. Of course, there is no way these can compare to the intricate "symphonies" being created nowadays in the age of computer music.

http://soundcloud.com/experimentator/sets/experimental-sounds-of-the-1960s/

Further following the path of The Beatles, esp. George Harrison, I travelled to India in 1971, getting myself a Sitar there, and upon my return trying to teach myself to play on it:

http://soundcloud.com/experimentator/sets/sitar-music

Later I found out that I also was able to sing, and so I also learned some Guitar playing

http://soundcloud.com/experimentator/sets/vocals-28/

In the mid-1990's I met my friend the BassMan again who had moved to Bavaria and joined another Band. The "Bavarian Power Jam" Session came about very spontaneously around 1995. Credits for anything but drumming go to http://www.dbusk.de

http://soundcloud.com/experimentator/sets/bavarian-power-jam/

Now, having seen the vast possibilities at hand, I have got into "it" again...and with a little help from my newly found and amazingly lovely SoundCloud & FaceBook friends I feel I could succeed...

http://soundcloud.com/experimentator/sets/new-stuff-2011-3/

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