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| Vedic chants and incantations set to new compositions. Soothing, contemplative & spiritual, yet uniquely accessible. Produced by George Harrison. |
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| 1 Vandanaa Trayee |
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| 2 Omkaaraaya Namaha |
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| 3 Vedic Chanting |
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| 4 Asato Maa |
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| 5 Sahanaa Vavatu |
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| 6 Poornamadah |
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| 7 Gaayatri |
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| 8 Mahaa Mrityunjaya |
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| 9 Veenaa-Murali |
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| 10 Geetaa |
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| 11 Mangalam |
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| 12 Hari Om |
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| 13 Svara Mantra |
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| 14 Vedic Chanting |
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| 15 Prabhujee |
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| 16 Sarve Shaam |
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Album Review
"Mantram: Chant of India" is a very smooth and delicate recording of sacred Sanskrit and Vedic prayers. George Harrison produced this set for Ravi Shankar. In the liner notes, Shankar states his intention to preserve the intense spirituality of the chants and to give them universal appeal. Shankar's style and diversity allow him to open doors that are closed to other musicians. The instrumental accompaniment adds depth and soul to this recording. Shankar's compositional and sound-design styles add atmosphere. Harrison's deft touch allows the music to develop and maintain its own integrity. Among records of this nature, this one is special. It will appeal to fans of Nawang Khechog, Jonathan Goldman and Sheila Chandra. ~ Jim Brenholts, All Music Guide
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