In the autumn of 2004 Sri Chinmoy (1931-2007) visited Europe for a successful concert tour with a total of 27,000 spectators in five concerts; two each in Vienna and Budapest and one large perfomance in Prague. In this video all the important highlights are included from the powerful opening meditations over the mastery of classical instruments such as the flute, the esraj and the piano to extraordinary improvisations on the synthesizer. You can also witness the Maestro singing his favorite Bengali mantric songs and playing the sitar in his own unique way. Length: 1:45 h dvdkv203
These are the DVD’s I produced on the different activities of spiritual master Sri Chinmoy (1931-2007) from the years 1985 to 2007. The videos show the master in all his major activities such as meditations, singing and composing new mantric songs in Bengal and in English, reciting poems, giving talks, performing in concerts, promoting peace and harmony, painting, practising many forms of sports as well as weight-lifting achievemments. All the videos are now available on USB sticks.
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Saturday, March 29, 2008
Sri Chinmoy: European Concert Tour 2004
In the autumn of 2004 Sri Chinmoy (1931-2007) visited Europe for a successful concert tour with a total of 27,000 spectators in five concerts; two each in Vienna and Budapest and one large perfomance in Prague. In this video all the important highlights are included from the powerful opening meditations over the mastery of classical instruments such as the flute, the esraj and the piano to extraordinary improvisations on the synthesizer. You can also witness the Maestro singing his favorite Bengali mantric songs and playing the sitar in his own unique way. Length: 1:45 h dvdkv203
Friday, January 18, 2008
NEW: Prague & Budapest Concert 1990
Sri Chinmoy visited Prague and Budapest as part of the “Oneness - Happiness - Song Tour” in November 1990. This video brings you the highlights of both performances, covering compositions on the harmonium, the esraj, flutes, cello, psalter, gongs, a Balinese Xylophon, the violin, the piano a.o. As it was common in those days, there were silent peace meditations in between the musical pieces as well as at the beginning and end of each concert. Length: 1:19 h. dvdkv042
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