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MUSICSound Photosynthesis features videos, tapes, CDs, books and more in a wide range of topics, including science, health, spirituality, mind, brain, consciousness, cosmos and more.
#15 Don't miss a beat! Keep up to date on the music networking scene with this eclectic magazine, presented by the Audio Evolution Network.
A Visit with the Founder of The Harmonic Choir Faustin interviews, Brian records. The listener is treated to descriptions and demonstrations of the variety of this unusual ancient singing technique.
A: Liza Gilkyson Live On KPFK, B: High Eagle- Traditional American Indian Musician
At "Women In The World Conference" (Music and Dance) Introduction by Gloria Steinem.
Ayahuasca Songs Of Peru Ayahuasca songs in a beautiful, low, resonant male voice.
BAYAKA PEOPLE & LUIS SARNO: BOYOBI: A Hunting Ritual of Bayaka Pygmies The ritual piece is recorded in a complete context rather than anthologized. Spirits metamorphosis into animals, while running across the encampment between 11 pm and 4 am. The phosphorescent beings come out of the forest to provoke the villagers to celebration. Celebration is an essential part of the Bayaka life style. Once the festival is initiated they can go on for many months; the longest festival known among the Bayaka lasted for two years. They are a hemp using culture.
Classical Indian Violin Trio Dreamlike classical Indian music with daughter Viji and son Sriram. The unusually accomplished family performed at the Allaudin Festival, 1990 in Alameda, California.
Double Identity Double I.D. makes their debut with this dynamic modern rock demo, with songs "too good for me," and "what I've been missing." Expect to be hearing more from these guys!
AARON F. ROSS: DR. YO : THE ALCHEMIST’S DREAM It’s weird, it’s electronic, it make memories happen that may or may not be your own...try it you’ll like it, maybe. We do.
Enchanted
Fiesta: Music for Expanding Awareness
DAVID ALLEN: FIRST UP! First Up is a compilation of David Allen's first music videos. David is joined on stage with musicians, a dancer and an actress to create one story in song and another story in instrumental form. Da Breakdown is a logical extension of David's experience as an Old Timey String Band and Blue Grass Musician. Cussin' Life comes from Chuck Berry rock-n-roll rhythm. David Allen: NU-5, Robert Davis: Guitar, Mary Fettig: Alto Sax, Daniel Pace: Bass, Bill Bowen: Drums, Alice Finney: Dancer, Jama Clark: Actress. 12 minutes, VHS NTSC, (c) 1996 David Allen Tarjo Productions, All Rights Reserved
Harmonic Throat Singing
Healing Sounds (ICSS-88) Tape 9: Healing Sounds by Kevin Setchko and Janet Bray, and Ruth-Inge Heinze reads Psychotherapy and Ultrasound by Charles Muses
Lyric Poems and Samadhi Keyboards DEBUT! , with Roy Tuckman
MARIRI YAWANAWA: Sacred Ceremonial Songs of the Yawanawa People Voices of the Brazilian Amazon Rainforest: Sacred Ceremonial Songs of the Yawanawa People.Songs include: Ma-a pipiuma, Uamaa kukuviu, Uazara paso, Mai rave yave yave, Nea nea yutu, Shetsi kutaruma, Anu huaya huaya, Pau Kana, Kanaro, Aba kana tero tero, Waka pitsu, Adxaba kehekabo kabo ho, Kere bono mata, Numa mahi, Kitu kitu tareve, Warapeku, Aheyaya koroa, Uni.
MERU Foundation Presents: First Sound (tm): The Music of Genesis An experience, an experiment: Two compositions based on the Hebrew letter-text of Genesis: one symphonic, one meditative. Listen, letter by letter and feel the creation process in Genesis enter your heart. 1: Creation Overture by Daniel S. Gil (9:59) 2: Music of Genesis by Stephen James Taylor (31:50); First Sound by Cynthia Tenen. (0:30)
Mridangam Solo Magical Indian drumming. Total running time 42:24.
Newspaper Taxis
Now! Shorter, perhaps deeper, post 9/11 continuation of Brian’s original, eclectic song collection with voice, and successively, North Indian sarod, guitar and viola. 4 songs TRT: apx 35 min
One Hand Clapping The first all-digital recording of its kind. An unprecedented experience. The soothingly-subtle yet dynamic sounds create an unmatched meditative ambiance. This recording fully captures the amazingly rich harmonic overtones of 108 bells, hand-picked and matched in the Himalayas, and skillfully played by three master musicians. Use ONE HAND CLAPPING for reducing stress, meditation, contemplation, yoga, holistic sound healing and massage.
Presents The GYUTO Monks Multiphonic Choir's "Music of Tibet" This tape benefits the Monks and Tibetan refugees and is not sold wholesale. The original, on location, recording of multiphonic chanting by the monks.
Recycled Time The immediacy of pure existence can only be revisited as idealized and corrupted memories. Yet these three video selections, taken from a cyber-synaesthetic experience presented at the California Institute of the Arts, provide a bleeding edge, stroboscopic feeding frenzy for your central nervous system's hearty appetite. Very engrossing, often frightening and always beautiful, this tape is a wonderful endurance test for your psyche.
Song From The Forest A definitive work by a person described by musical anthropologist, D. Jonnson, "I was introduced to Louis Sarno during the winter of 1986 in Amsterdam by the expatriot provocatuer William Levy. At that time we were two men who had spent years drawn away from our home country by the psycho-acoustical phenomena of distant places . I had been researching the preindustrial epic-chants of Iceland, Louis had followed the vocals of the Pygmies into the rain forests of Central Africa. Both of us had found joyous animistic traditions. While I had arrived 20 years too late to record my sub-Arctic ancestral culture, Louis had found the archetypical primordial song alive and well in the rainforest. The music contained on BOYOBI, HIS FIELD RECORDING tape, is an anarchistic music; a democratic music; a living document of a happy mythopoetic world-view -- a rare rain-forest medicine for your ears. During the appearance of the Mokondi, (those verdant glowing benevolent phosphorescent creatures who frequently remind the village to party), the villagers are first reluctantly awakened from their huts in the early A.M.. with the eventuality of everybody dancing, singing, and drumming --finally propelling the chorus into the night. In the recordings on this tape, everyone not only seems to be in tune with each other, but as the jungle chirps and percolates the rain in the background, it becomes clear that they are also singing with the forces that surround them. BOYOBI: A Hunting Ritual of Bayaka Pygmies
The Art of the Spirits (iCSS-88) Tape 12: The Rise of the Feminine by Hartshorne and Churchill and Art of Spirits by Lucy Lewis
The Coltrane Legacy Produced by Video Arts International.
The Man, The Plan, The Span: Music at The Heart of the Matter A great interview with Geordy complete with original music compositions to boot.
The Mysticism of Sound and Music.
The Samadhi Concert Roy of Hollywood gave a concert in L.A. to an international meditation group for the purpose of putting them into Samadhi.
Tibetan Forms and Feelings Tibetan singing, flute, dance and talks at the international committee of Lawyers for Tibet at the Asian Art Museum.
BRIAN WALLACE: Tropicale Eclectic world tropical original songs by the co-founder of Sound Photosynthesis with voice and, successively, guitar, North Indian sarod, viola, drum and bansuri flute. Produced with world famous Oz Fritz. 13 songs TRT: apx72 min
Tuvan Throat Singing in Tuva with Phoebe and Ralph Leighton The ethnomusical experience is unique and the music is unearthly. Seeing and hearing is believing.
Zone of Calm In the eye of the storm is the Zone of Calm. Using brute force recording techniques, Xian Atrocity presents us with this transcendental post-industrial audio mindscape. Do not be fooled by the title: this soothing sound massage is not for the feeble. If you are ready, strap yourself into your meditation chamber, take a deep breath and let the sonic roughage cleanse your filthy soul.
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