Sitar and piano converse together with melodies and improvisations to reach our hearts directly in deep and beneficial ways. Roop Verma, sitar and Isabelle Schmitt, piano, collaborate to create a new alchemy of sound from east and west to reconnect us with our common source of love and light. Produced in France by Pegase. 1. […]
Contemplative, contemporary, sounds from Tibet, India – with Roop Verma on sitar, Iran and the Americas comprise the film’s soundtrack, an enlightening journey ranging from Indian modes and Sufi poetry to jazz and Afro-Cuban rhythms — all mirroring the Dalai Lama’s joy of compassion and deep humility.
This CD contains excellent morning music for easy listening and experiencing the healing properties of music, with Subhash Sarkar on tabla.
This CD contains two genuine relaxation methods – a short and a long version. Swami Janakananda guides you into a deep relaxation of body and mind to a background of music and sounds of birds, animals and the elements. He uses the Tantric mantras and visual symbols to awaken and harmonize your innermost nature.
Roop Verma, on sitar, is the first musician to record the chakras, ancient music symbols.
An extraordinary performance in one of the most prestigious halls of Northern Europe, simultaneously broadcast by Swedish National Radio. With exquisite accompaniment by Subhash Sarkar on tabla and Wini Hald on tamboura, this recording is a musical treat for your heart and soul. It is best suited for evening listening.
The mind and body, at the end of night, are in a rested, receptive, open and impressionable state. The early morning music recorded on this CD co-relates with that state and enhances peace, clarity, healing and freedom from stress and tension.
The lyrics have a universal appeal. They are based on a thousands-of-years-old tradition of worshipping and honoring Lord Ganesha, as a symbol of that aspect of the divine who removes obstacles, bestows success and abundance, and radiates wisdom and knowledge. The lyrics are relevant in this day and age to bring humankind into greater harmony individually and universally
Indian sitar, percussion, piano, classical orchestra, and modern keyboards converse together with melodies and improvisations to reach our hearts directly in deep and beneficial ways. Roop Verma, sitar; Eric Aron, keyboard, percussion and classical orchestra; and Isabelle Schmitt, piano, collaborate to create a new alchemy of sound from east and west to reconnect us with our common source of love and light. Produced in France by Pegase
Nada Yoga is the science and practice of meditation on inner sound vibration (Nada) to regain our synchronicity with the rhythm of nature. Nada is that incredible vehicle which influences the body and mind in very distinct but subtle ways. It leads us from a state of imbalance to a state of awareness where healing is automatic. Sounds and guided meditation were recorded live during a retreat in Sweden
In this CD, the gently flowing sounds of sitar with treble and bass tamboura, have been derived from the ancient music of India. These sounds have an integrating quality for the body and mind, and hence are most conducive for hatha yoga practice.
The sound forms recorded in this album have been derived from the music of ancient India. They are arranged to help yoga practitioners connect with and become aware of their bodies at the deepest levels. Above all, these sounds promote our perception of the greater harmony among all things
The sound forms recorded in this album have been derived from the music of ancient India. They are arranged to help yoga practitioners connect with and become aware of their bodies at the deepest levels. Above all, these sounds promote our perception of the greater harmony among all things.
This meditative music on sitar, created and interpreted by Roop Verma, has been especially conceived to harmonize the charkas, the subtle and physical bodies, through the use of ancient sacred yogic science of sound vibrations – Nada Yoga