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Tibet: Nada Himalaya, Vol. 2
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Price: $11.00
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 7142662412296
Label: New Earth Records
Manufacturer: New Earth Records
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: New Earth Records
Release Date: 2005-04-12
Studio: New Earth Records
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Customer reviews of Tibet: Nada Himalaya, Vol. 2
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Customer Rating:  
Summary: Subtle and Sublime
Comment: I am familiar with Deuter from his Reiki CD's and when this work showed up in my mailbox I noticed New Earth records did not provide the usual press release I am used to receiving which covers the background of the work and the artist. But seeing his name, I knew this would be a good piece to review and I was not disappointed.
This is the second CD by Deuter of the meditative music of Tibetan bowls. I did not have the pleasure of hearing the first work, but this one is a collection of some wondrous harmonies and deep meditative sounds that only singing bowls can bring.
True Tibetan bowls are made of a mixture of seven metals, one each for the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. They are made by pouring the metal onto a flat stone and then hand shaping the bowl with a hammer. The bowl is played by rubbing the rim with a mallet, and they can produce a complex range of sound that is deep and harmonic with many overtones. The bowls are usually made by Tibetan monks for their offerings, and for their meditations on the sound. The bowls used on this CD come from a collection of bowls owned by Chandra.
Deuter composed and performs the pieces on this CD, and the focus is on short meditations. The music tracks run from seven to seventeen minutes, and can be taken individually or as the complete CD. The CD is well recorded and you don't miss any of the tones or values that can come from a poor recording.
This kind of musical work can get monotonous if not done properly. Deuter has enough different value bowls and the mastery of the medium to present us with various harmonics, complimentary tones, and complex compositions to provide enough interest so the music is melodious without melody and does not drone in the background. It can be used as a focus for meditations, or can fill the background with sounds to add a relaxing feel to the work or living environment.
This is a pleasant and surprising work on singing bowls. You do not expect the kind of light and relaxing feeling these sounds can bring. While working with the CD in the background, I did not overly notice the music, but when I would stop for a moment, the sounds were calming, appealing and worked gently on the mind. When I used the music for meditation, it provided a focus without being obnoxious, as sometimes these kinds of works can get from over playing the same tones to the point of distraction. If you like the subtle harmonic tones of singing bowls and want some excellent compositions for meditation or calming sounds for your home or your workspace, this CD can provide exactly what you are looking for. maf
Customer Rating:
Summary: very relaxing
Comment: This CD is very tranquil and perfect for meditation or massage.
Tibetan bells are used in long, slow, gentle tones. It is as random as wind chimes in a gentle breeze.I even play it to fall asleep with.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Disappointing and more than a little grating
Comment: I have been searching for more Tibetan music since Seven Metals and have been consistently led astray by choice snippets on other albums. Unfortunately, this album has an overly electronic sound to it and several edgy, irritating cuts. The first song is the best of the album! The rest are anything but "meditative".
If you are looking for relaxing music, skip the electronics and listen to real temple bowls. Seven Metals Singing Bowls of Tibet
Customer Rating:
Summary: Deep Deep Deep
Comment: This is serious stuff--- I am a Reiki Master Teacher and Love Deuter! However this recording is really for background in meditation! OR maybe in a funky shop that sells meditative stuff OR in a garden for contemplation. I wouldn't have purchased this one if I had been able to listen to more of it in advance. This is just MY preference having nothing to do with the quality of the recording. I am sure I will use it all in good time.
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Summary: Deuter Tibetan Singing Bowls
Comment: I enjoyed this album as a great followup to Deuter's earlier singing Tibetan bowls work. I always enjoy his music and have most of his albums over the past 20+ years. This album continues the high quality of spiritually uplifting music that has come to define Deuter.
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Editorial Reviews:
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The sublime harmonic vibrations of the Tibetan bowls and Deuter's ability to access the puirity of their sustained ringing tones resonates deep within the heart, transporting the listener to a world of serenity and peace. Journey to the depths of your inner being with this totally refreshing Cd, ideal for calming the nerves and healing the agitated spirit. Harmonic tones reach into an infinite Universe allowing the body to come into a natural state of equanimity.
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