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shivoham-shanti-mantras-podcast
The making of “Shanti Mantras” by Shivoham – An audio documentary produced by Arnaud Azzouz
From Udaipur, Rajasthan, Bhargav Mistry aka Shivoham is the composer and Sarod player behind the lyrical ambient masterpiece project of “Shivoham”.
A long time student of Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, Bhargav is also a self taught sound recorder and digital music programer, he composes soulful pieces on his laptop while recording the last poets and interacting with musicians along the Silk Road from Iran to Korea via India.
On his latest album, “Shanti Mantras” Shivoham explores these Hindu prayers for peace (Shanti). Generally they are recited at the beginning and end of religious discourse and ceremonies. When recited in its proper way, they are supposed to calm the mind of reciter and environment around him/her. Reciting them is also believed to be removing any obstacles for the task being started.
10 tracks – 60 minutes – Digipack 36 pages with detailed informations about the Mantras produced by Silk Road Communications
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Silk Road Communications at 5.06 on October 03, 2011 12:46
@Jon Tracy: It was recorded in a very humble studio in Udaipur, but with a good mic. A good mastering is also what makes the difference.
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Jon Tracy at 5.06 on August 18, 2011 18:31
this track is great mate. what did you use to record this? i really feel the vibes on this one. keep up the good work! :D check out my tracks, i think you will like them.
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per van per at 15.38 on January 31, 2010 18:00
greatest experience listening to your traveling heart, describing it with words and music in such a beautiful and relaxing way, thank you
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