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NAWANG KHECHOG has been called the "Jean-Pierre Rampal" of the Tibetan flute. After leaving Tibet, Nawang travelled to India where he studied meditation and Buddhist philosophy as a monk for 11 years, including four as a hermit. He is best known for his Grammy®-nominated collaborations with Kitaro, and live performances with Philip Glass, Paul Winter, Laurie Anderson, Paul Simon, Natalie Merchant, Baba Olatunji, and served as an advisor for the film Seven Years in Tibet.
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What Do the Himalayas Sound Like? Rhythms of PEace is an otherworldly masterpiece that uses soothing melodic textures to explore the inner stillness that is the essence of peace. An evocative meditation that suggests the vast spaces and sacred serenity of Khechog’s beloved Himalayas. With bamboo flute, didgeridoo, gongs, bells, and drums.
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37 of 37 people found the following review helpful:
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Rivers of Sound on Air from Tibet,
This review is from: Rhythms of Peace (Audio CD)
The decision to purchase this CD was promted by my having had the opportunity to experience this artist live one evening during the time of H.H. the Dalai Lama's recent visit to Los Angeles, June 2000. While being introduced, I learned that Nawang had spent many years in retreat in the Himalaya Mountains and, in my mind after hearing his music, returned with his performance as a gift to the world. There is vision, nature and love in his melodies that transcend any perceived limit we may choose to put on life; age, rank, gender, or culture. Having returned from L.A. after two weeks, you'd think I'd have found something different to leave in my CD player! This is music that can only enhance and add to experiences of life. I can play it soft through the night, during the evening or weekend throughout any task, or during the day while I'm at work, as my cat seems to even be more loving when I finally get home at night. This CD may not rock your world, but it will definitely elevate it!
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my yoga teacher plays this every class and I LOVE it! It takes us right thru meditations and many asanas. It's great--I'm getting it for home meditation and yoga!You won't regret this purchase :)
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Noble Peace Prize,
By JohnA37 "Tuva or Bust" (Brisbane, Australia) - See all my reviews
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Composed by Nawang to celebrate Dalai Lama recieving the 1989 Noble Peace Prize. Originally released on cassette tape.
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