With all acoustic instruments. The soft vocals of Shimshai and the sirenlike singing of Tina Malia combine to produce a sound that's both captivating and heartening. Simple and deeply moving, there are tastes of India, Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas The presence that lies within these ancient mantras move and heal in remarkable ways, and the CD captures that very essence. Not long after the release of her first album, the acclaimed Shores of Avalon album, Tina met pioneering world chant artist Jai Uttal, who recruited her to sing in his groundbreaking ensemble. Features Song Lyrics for Tina Malia feat. Featured on Jaya Bhagavan. 
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With all acoustic instruments. Inspired by her love of Sanskrit mantra, Tina Malia was inspired to bhagzvan Jaya Bhagavan, an album of wonderful Sanskrit tracks.
Play along with guitar, ukulele, or piano with interactive chords and diagrams. Amida Records; The soft vocals of Shimshai and the siren- like. Many chant artists have explored the concept of "East meets West.
A prolific singer, songwriter, instrumentalist and sound engineer, Malia expresses her radiant inner landscape through song. She will come with master musicians Gonzalo Paniagua on charango, ngoni and vocals, and Didac Luiz Lazaro on percussion and vocals.
In the midst of their frequent travels they have loved and learned many devotional songs from different cultures, and this new CD is a taste of some of the most beautiful sanskrit bhajans. This track is on the following album: Available with an Apple Music subscription. Gayatri, Listen, Buy Mp3. Tina's love of sacred chant is reflected on her album Jaya Bhagavan, and now again on her newest release — Bridge to Vallabha, where she includes songs in Sanskrit, Hebrew, Gurmukhi and English.
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Jaya Bhagavan by Tina Malia/Shimshai (CD, Jan-2005, Spirit Voyage Music)
Tina shimshia Shimshai bring their angelic vocals and acoustic instruments to these ancient melodies and mantras. Jaya Bhagavan - Shimshai. Copyright Sound Travels Remarkable. Featured on Jaya Bhagavan.
Tina Malia & Shimshai - Jaya Bhagavan
Produced by Ocean of Sound Productions. Below Tina sings the Gayatri Mantra, with Shimshai: Gayatri Mantra - Shimshai. Doors open at 7: Tina Malia is a beloved pioneer in a growing community of people around the world dedicated to residing in harmony with the Earth, and expressing it through art, health, education and music.
It is a collection of devotional sanskrit chants, orchestrated with acoustic instruments from around the world.
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With musical partner Shimshai on an equal billing status, this is still Tina's CD, as far as the listener's experience. This CD, Jaya Bhagavan, is of a devotional nature, and showcases her smooth as honey voice to bhagaban advantage.
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Day of the Event Cash only at the door: Please add your email address here. But later, when I was going through a difficult time in life, I was able to turn to this practice and receive the healing that comes with the repetition of these sacred sounds. Features Song Lyrics for Tina Malia feat. Online ticketing fees are extra.
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Angelic vocalists Tina Malia and Shimshai join together in harmony on this beautiful recording of devotional sanskrit chants. For centuries people have been chanting the names of the divine in order to kaya the spirit and bring peace to the mind.
She is joined by host of amazing singers, along with instrumentation such as nylon string guitar, Rhodes piano, charangon, vibraphone, lap steel guitar and cello. Overview of all albums from Shimshai. Shimshai's Jaya Bhagavan album.
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