| 1. Prayer to the Three Jewels & Prayer to the 25 Founders of Tibetan Buddhism |
| 2. Long Life Prayer to His Holiness The Dalai Lama |
| 3. Guru Yoga with Sacred Instruments |
| 4. Sacred Instrumental Offering. |
| 5. Confession Prayer |
| 6. Consecration Prayer |
| 7. Sacred Instrumental Offering |
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Product Description
This recording of the prayers of the Nechung Monks was made live in their monastery in Dharamsala India with the help and blessing of the Nechung Oracle, The State Oracle of Tibet. According to Kutenla, this is the only recording that's been made in their monastery to go to CD. Besides prayers and pujas, it features instrumental offerings by long and short horns, and Tibetan flutes. Proceeds from the sale of this CD will benefit the monastery directly.
Produced and recorded by Richard Martini, Mixed by Timo Spekkens Recorded live at Nechung Dorje Drayangling Monastery Ganchen Kyishong, Dharamsala, India District Kangra, H.P. 176215 On the cover: The Nechung Monastery Photo courtesy of Sanjay Saxena, All Rights Reserved
Proceeds benefit the non-profit Nechung Buddhist Center of S.F.,211 Sutter St. 5th fl, SF, CA 94108. Email is info@nechung.com. Some notes on the production: This recording was made live at the Nechung Monastery 2/1/2K in Dharamsala, India, with the blessings and generous help of Kuten-la, Ven.Thupten Ndogdup, the Medium of the State Oracle of Tibet. In an effort to record the acoustics of the sacred temple itself, recording was made on two stereo microphones using a Sony portable DAT TCD-D8. Recording could not have been made without the generous support and logistical help of Sanjay, Jane and Arjun Saxena. CD was recorded and produced by Richard Martini and post production by Timo Spekkens, of Timo Spekkens Music, Santa Clarita, CA.
NECHUNG MONKS Recorded Live in Dharamsala
NECHUNG MONKS Recorded Live in Dharamsala,The Nechung Monks,Homina Publishing,Tibetan prayer music using long horns and Tibetan short horns - never before recorded.
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NECHUNG MONKS Recorded Live in Dharamsala
The Nechung Monks Manufacturer: Homina Publishing ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B00005YX7X Release Date: 2002-01-25 |
Tracks:
- Prayer to the Three Jewels & Prayer to the 25 Founders of Tibetan Buddhism
- Long Life Prayer to His Holiness The Dalai Lama
- Guru Yoga with Sacred Instruments
- Sacred Instrumental Offering.
- Confession Prayer
- Consecration Prayer
- Sacred Instrumental Offering
Album Description
This recording of the prayers of the Nechung Monks was made live in their monastery in Dharamsala India with the help and blessing of the Nechung Oracle, The State Oracle of Tibet. According to Kutenla, this is the only recording that's been made in their monastery to go to CD. Besides prayers and pujas, it features instrumental offerings by long and short horns, and Tibetan flutes. Proceeds from the sale of this CD will benefit the monastery directly.Produced and recorded by Richard Martini, Mixed by Timo Spekkens Recorded live at Nechung Dorje Drayangling Monastery Ganchen Kyishong, Dharamsala, India District Kangra, H.P. 176215 On the cover: The Nechung Monastery Photo courtesy of Sanjay Saxena, All Rights Reserved
Proceeds benefit the non-profit Nechung Buddhist Center of S.F.,211 Sutter St. 5th fl, SF, CA 94108. Email is info@nechung.com. Some notes on the production: This recording was made live at the Nechung Monastery 2/1/2K in Dharamsala, India, with the blessings and generous help of Kuten-la, Ven.Thupten Ndogdup, the Medium of the State Oracle of Tibet. In an effort to record the acoustics of the sacred temple itself, recording was made on two stereo microphones using a Sony portable DAT TCD-D8. Recording could not have been made without the generous support and logistical help of Sanjay, Jane and Arjun Saxena. CD was recorded and produced by Richard Martini and post production by Timo Spekkens, of Timo Spekkens Music, Santa Clarita, CA.
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