4 September 2018

BARDO STATE ORCHESTRA & TIBETAN BUDDHIST MONKS "WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS" (IMPETUS, 1995)



Jim Dvorak, trumpet, pocket trumpet, whistles, voice, percussion
Marcio Mattos, double bass, cello, electronics, percussion
Ken Hyder, drums, percussion, khoomei & kargiraa vocals


Tibetan Buddhist Monks of the Schechen Tennyid Dhargyeling Monastery:

Pema
Thinley
Phurba
Tsewang

Instruments:
Thung-Chen - long, deep-toned instrument similar to alpine horn
Jya-Ling - double-reeded shenai
Kangling - thigh bone trumpet
Dun-Kar - conch shell trumpet
Rollmo - small cymbals
Sinyin - large cymbals
Na - large double-headed bass drum
Chanting


1. Who's Watching the Watcher I (Trowo) 2:14
2. Light Shower (Benzasattva)  8:33
3. Horn Of Plenty  8:33
4. Minder's Kindly Eye (Shiva) 5:40
5. A) An Essence Of Its Own (Du Sum Sange) B) Mountain Journey  7:13
6. Inner Voice 121 (Chin Bep)  5:04
7. A) Good Beat B) Skeleton Dance (Dördak)  2:03
8. Who's Watching the Watcher II (Trowo) 2:08


Recorded at The Premises, May 28th 1995.

Impetus IMP CD 19527 (1996)

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10 comments:

  1. Ernst Grgo Nebhuth4 September 2018 at 23:05:00 CEST

    1fichier

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  2. francisco santos5 September 2018 at 02:31:00 CEST

    BIG THX!...

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  3. BT5 September 2018 at 08:49:00 CEST

    Thank-you

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  4. rebf9427 September 2018 at 10:50:00 CEST

    Many thanks.

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  5. steve8 September 2018 at 23:43:00 CEST

    Looks very interesting . . . thank you for this listen.

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  6. correct silence11 September 2018 at 08:49:00 CEST

    this post drives me to play my own copy of this cd that I haven't listened since a long time, maybe several years. I re-discover how much the music on this cd is incredible. Sometimes it might appear not interesting to compare two records even if obviously they have the same idea but the Bardo State Orchestra is really stronger than Shomyo in the way that on the Bardo the musicians goes deeper in the meeting. it is not like in Shomyo a simple superposition between monks chanting and musicians. On the Bardo album, the jazz is really influenced by the Buddhist orchestration. The reason might be maybe the fact that Ken Hyder at this time was very interested by the Buddhist philosophy and the question of ritualistic in the music.

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  7. miloo21 October 2018 at 11:19:00 CEST

    I got this jewel on CD. Do you also have their first album, without monks, Ernst? I am interested to hear it.

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  8. Ernst Grgo Nebhuth1 October 2018 at 12:07:00 CEST

    Yes Milo, I have the first one. Shall post it soon.

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  9. miloo21 October 2018 at 12:11:00 CEST

    Thanks in advance!

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  10. Brewing Luminous31 October 2018 at 16:10:00 CET

    Thanks!

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