Om Mangalam Omakar Mangalam... Past Chant Concert, By Chakra Dhyan & Vinod Prasanna

Raag Hemavati, With Gyan Swarup Mukherjee on Tabla

I composed this niggun while riding alone on the train from  Dharamsala to Pushkar.  As the train rattled along with its broken beats I found myself searching the horizon for an olive tree, for a reminder of home.  I never found the olive tree, and so in its place I composed, "Longing Train."   

Written and Composed by Nir Motzeri.
Mixed by: Shahar Kaufman, OnyxStudio, Rosh Pina
Mastering: Yoram Vazan

Featuring:

Nir Motzeri - Bansuri Flutes, Mandolin, Oud, Viola, Celtic Whistles
Alon Pener-Tessler - Contrabass
Yoni Sharon - Percussion
Elan Kenan - Classical Guitar
Eyal Luman - Kanun
Uri Shefi - Lyre


Longing Train - רכבת געגועים

02 Raga Bhimpalasi.MP3

SURYA NAMSKAR.

SURYA NAMASKAR for YOGA

For Tabla Students.. enjoy :)
please comment... i will put some more for you.. 

here is my web page. www.bansuri.com.au


Metta 

Vinod

Kirwani Tintaal,  Without Tabla part... it's very  useful for Tabla player to practice

Raag Hansdhavani Rupak Taal... for tabla players.. 
the Gat start from 4 beat... GA RE - GA PA NI PA  SA ' SA'  SA'
 GA RE NI, PA, SA SA SA.    ENJOY

Hansadwani Rupak Tintal without Tabla part..

A Remix with Drum and Bass & the addition of Persian Santur of the track, "Jog" from the 2014 album, "To Make Her Happy"

New Additions
Bass: Asaf Rabi
Drums: Nir Motzeri
Santur: Moshe Shalev
Original:
Mandolin, Bansuri, Violin, Vocals, Percussion - Nir Motzeri
Accordion - Yanush Hurwitz
Naal & Kanjira - Eyal Luman

Jog Remix

New track from the Project "Nir Motzeri: Live Loop Ensemble"

Nir Motzeri - Banjo, Bansuri, Bouzouki, Violin, Percussion and Drums

BanjoBo

09 Track, Passage of time

Playing on a wide range of traditional and ethnic instruments, Nir Motzeri combines the rich multicultural reality of modern Israel with the ancient Jewish tradition of niggun.  A musical storyteller, Nir's compositions are fantastical worlds in which remote genres, rhythms and styles find themselves at home with one another and instruments converse like long lost friends.  The son of a Yemenite, born into an Israeli Sephardic family, with roots stretching from Spain, Italy and Morocco, fusion is Nir’s native musical language.  Traversing borders between East and West, the old world and the new, "To Make Her Happy" is a testament to the power of pure, wordless music to touch the heart and speak the langage of the soul.