MINDFULNESS NEW CD RELEASE ON NEW EARTH RECORDS Music to inspire presence in the Here and the Now. Inspired by vignettes from the life of Gautam Buddha. Buy ON iTunes » »Buy on Amazon » »Stream from New Earth Records » » Playing Indian classical...
Ragas Relax In this CD, Chinmaya Dunster explores five traditional Ragas in an ‘alaap’ form – pure, directionless wanderings within the ragas structure but without the distractions of rhythm or fixed melody. With the simplicity of the compositions he has successfully created an intimate, open...
Yoga: On Sacred Ground Chinmaya Dunster says about this CD: “Recognizing that each person has their own unique routines for yoga, I have included both music that is invigorating for the more dynamic moments, and relaxing for the stiller ones (and for those who include...
Celtic Ragas Celtic Ragas, by Chinmaya Dunster & Vidroha Jamie, is a musical love affair between Celtic and Indian instrumentation. The strings of Dunster’s sarod and Jaime’s guitar eloquently meld into rich, flowing melodies making the similarities between the musical traditions of these two cultures...
Bulleh Says This song is based on my free translation of Punjabi mystic Bulleh Shah’s poem “Bulleh ki janna main kaun?” Artists: Chinmaya-Dunster vocals with Oliver Kraft: Electric Guitar,Rob Mita: Bass andSeetha Manognya (backing vocals) Buy on Amazon » »Buy on iTunes » » Chinmaya...
Om Shanti Buy ON Amazon » » Buy ON Malimba » » Buy ON iTunes » » Chinmaya’s Akasha project is an innovative blend of traditional, contemporary and East-West styles, rooted in their feel for ancient Sanskrit chant and the latest in modern grooves. Bamboo...
Meditation Ragas ‘Meditation Ragas’ contains Chinmaya’s soulful explorations on the sarod of Indian ragas blended with Western chords and instrumentation. The tracks are based on seven sense meditations taken from the ancient Indian text: Vigyan Bhairav Tantra. A desciption of how to use the music...
Celtic Ragas Celtic Ragas, by Chinmaya Dunster & Vidroha Jamie, is a musical love affair between Celtic and Indian instrumentation. The strings of Dunster’s sarod and Jaime’s guitar eloquently meld into rich, flowing melodies making the similarities between the musical traditions of these two cultures...
