by Jim Brenholts There is no such thing as "too much Tibetan bowl music." Xumantra, aka Marco Dolce , has a massive collection of sacred metal bowls from Tibet and other Himalayan regions. On Sacred Singing Metals, he combines their sonic qualities with bells, chimes, chants, gongs, and percussion to create "contemporary meditative worldbeat music." Those ar...(展开全部) by Jim Brenholts There is no such thing as "too much Tibetan bowl music." Xumantra, aka Marco Dolce , has a massive collection of sacred metal bowls from Tibet and other Himalayan regions. On Sacred Singing Metals, he combines their sonic qualities with bells, chimes, chants, gongs, and percussion to create "contemporary meditative worldbeat music." Those are Dolce 's words from the liner notes, and they are modest and humble in their understatement. This soundscape is all that and so much more. These instruments have formidable healing qualities. The bowls resonate at multiple frequencies simultaneously. The vibrations are biorhythmic and atmospheric. This CD will appeal to fans of Anugama , Jim Cole , Life in Balance , Klaus Wiese , and Henry Wolff & Nancy Hennings
还没人写过短评呢
还没人写过短评呢