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Subject: Re: Looking for meditation music - (nf)
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Date: Mon, 24-Oct-83 00:25:02 EDT
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uokvax!emjej    Oct 16 10:14:00 1983

I would recommend Andreas Vollenweider's album 
*Behind The Gardens--Behind the Wall--Under the Tree*, and Terry Riley's
*A Rainbow in Curved Air* and *Shri Camel* (try not to get too sick at the
hype on the back of the latter album). Oddly enough, all these are on CBS.

I'd say also that Indian music (e.g. Dr. Lalmani Misra's vichitra vina
album *Nectar of the Moon* on Nonesuch) would be good, as would a rather obscure
Everest album of Gagaku (Japanese court music) by the Nippon Gagaku Kai. There's
also an album of Persian love songs and chants on the Lyrichord label by Shusha
which might serve well (voice backed by flute and percussion) (the album is called
*Persian Love Songs and Mystic Chants*).

Then there are Gregorian chant albums.

I say this as a person who never has been seriously meditating, you understand...

						James Jones