Music for relaxation

[anart]

i would say pleiadian dreams from puzuzu

it will open to different dimension

oguz - is this the same music that was already discussed here - and ended up in baked noodles?

 

[Bosphorus1982]

its different. not same as said before.

 

[Gertrudes]

Thanks for starting this thread Mada85, as someone who really enjoys music for relaxation, I can't wait to know a few more musicians
Here are some of my favorites:

I love Stephan Micus work, pretty much all of it. He is a composer and musician who, inspired by world music, creates several of his instruments. The result is very interesting.
Here is an example (they all have a world music flavour)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15MqCfC5A7Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VcSxmjkTOg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuqD5Z8fE2g

For a more Indian taste, Sheila Shandra:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5cDUrVCoq8&feature=PlayList&p=57317A27C674E9CC&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=1

Love Ryuchi Sakamoto!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeDB8Zd4GCw
I have a CD from him (Morelenbaum2) that I usually play in my classes, a collaboration with a Brazilian singer, and everyone loves it, and indeed, I think it is absolutely beautiful!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvnW-bVXKJU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38UkNyQ7q50&feature=PlayList&p=0128CB8C9D180C6F&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=48
well, if you understand Portuguese (Brazilian in this case) it is more interesting, of course. The lyrics are beautiful

René Aubry:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oR5v0VChydo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n99lYsMl8Ns
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n99lYsMl8Ns

Also enjoy Harold Budd and Brian Eno.
As for classical, I usually tend to go for Debussy and Chopin. I just listened to Bach Goldberg variations and really enjoyed it, thanks Mada!

There is also world music. The most common in a CD shop being oriental influenced, nevertheless, there is quite a lot of good things out there from all around the world

 

[Adaryn]

Trevrizent asked for some recommendations for soothing music. As there isn’t a dedicated thread for this I thought I’d start one.

There was actually a thread about it (called "Soul calming music"). I merged it with this one.

 

[Mike]

Some one recently recommended the album 'Blue Horse' by The Be Too Tanyas to me that I've found really enjoyable and relaxing. They are a country/bluegrass band with a nice slow feel type of music. This particular album features as a guest singer Jolie Holland who is one of my favorite female vocalists, at least from her album 'Escondida'.

 

[cindyj]

Sheila Chandra's music is some of my favourite.

Also, I was just re-listening to Keith Jarrett's live "Koln Concert" 1975 recording-- it's still fabulous after all these years. Since I really didn't know much about him, I looked up his entry in wikipedia (realizing it's not always accurate), and read that he is a follower of Gurdjieff, and even recorded an album of Gurdjieff's compositions, "Sacred Hymns," although I've never heard it (maybe someone else could speak about that?). It's incredible how he has been able to improvise such beautiful music in front of live audiences.

 

[Akasha Sananda]

i would say pleiadian dreams from puzuzu

it will open to different dimension

Hello, Oguz (and everyone)!

Do you have Puzuzu's cd? I've been hunting it for ages... no success.

I remember all his songs when they were available at the (deceased) _www.mp3.com... oh, those are the best music for meditation I've ever heard in my life... I never had listened such a powerful cosmic music like that...

If you have that album, would you mind posting a link for download? Or maybe send me by e-mail?

I'll be eternally greatful to you for that, I tell you.

Best wishes to all.

 

[Buddy]

Hi Akasha Sananda. Welcome to the forum. Are you referring to the music oguz was talking about here:
http://www.cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=14134.msg108592#msg108592

BTW, it's customary to stop into the Newbies area and introduce yourself. You don't have to give out any personal info, just tell us how you found the forum and if you're familiar with Laura's Wave series...stuff like that. Thanks! :)

 

[Bosphorus1982]

dear akasha,
i got puzuzu cd.
i can post it thru email, if you can send me your adress.

c you

 

[Akasha Sananda]

dear akasha,
i got puzuzu cd.
i can post it thru email, if you can send me your adress.

c you

Wow, Oguz, thank you SO MUCH, seriously.

My e-mails are: [email addresses removed by moderator to protect you from spam bots]


Friendly hugs!

 

[Akasha Sananda]

Hi Akasha Sananda. Welcome to the forum. Are you referring to the music oguz was talking about here:
http://www.cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=14134.msg108592#msg108592

BTW, it's customary to stop into the Newbies area and introduce yourself. You don't have to give out any personal info, just tell us how you found the forum and if you're familiar with Laura's Wave series...stuff like that. Thanks! :)

Hello, Buddy!

Thank you for the kindly welcome! Sorry for not introducing myself in the first place, but I totally freaked out when I found out Oguz message about Puzuzu, hee hee.

Thanks and friendly hugs!

 

[Talas]

`23` Carbon Based lifeforms.. `Held Together By Gravity` is just amazing in so many ways as are all the tracks.

 

[enigmaticaa]

dear akasha,
i got puzuzu cd.
i can post it thru email, if you can send me your adress.

c you

Hi can you email me the album as well I am looking for it now for ages

 

[Tigersoap]

Hello enigmaticaa,
Welcome to the forum !

If I am not mistaken it's on Amazon, much easier to get this way ;)

_http://www.amazon.com/Pleiadian-Dreams/dp/B007BV8NDW

 

[Gawan]

dear akasha,
i got puzuzu cd.
i can post it thru email, if you can send me your adress.

c you

Hi can you email me the album as well I am looking for it now for ages

Personal messaging is not encouraged on this forum for the safety of members, beside that the topic is from 2009, but I think Tigersoaps advice sounds very reasonable in case of copyright issues :).