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Flautist Nawang Khechog plays achingly lovely music that blends New Age synthesizer with flute timbres that evoke his native Tibet. His work with R. Carlos Nakai and Kitaro show the musician's range and willingness to experiment, yet at the center of MUSIC FOR MEDICINE is a deep stillness and expansive spirit, gesturing to the natural wonders of the Himalayas and the spiritual practices associated with the Zen tradition of the region.
The titles of the album's compositions--"Healing Through Kindness;" "Harmony in Balance;" "Calls of Compassion to Humanity"--reinforce the spiritual consciousness at the center of MUSIC AS MEDICINE. Likewise, the music feels deeply considered and benevolent, with Khechog's perfectly executed flute lines soaring through the atmosphere like birds on the wind. MUSIC AS MEDICINE makes good on its title, and is as beautiful and deeply healing an album of instrumental music as one is likely to find.
Audio Mixers: Nawang Khechog; Steve Rush .
Recording information: Sounds True Studio; Tone Factory Studio, Las Vegas, NV; Tucson, AZ.
Photographer: Nawang Khechog.
Arranger: Nawang Khechog.
Personnel: Nawang Khechog (vocals, chant, flute, Native American flute); Beth Quist (vocals, chant); R. Carlos Nakai (chant, Native American flute); Sandra Wong (violin); James Hoskins (cello).
Additional personnel: R. Carlos Nakai.
Spirituality & Health (p.76) - "[S]ends out timely reminders about some of the most essential aspects of life." Music As Medicine Music | List Price | $16.98 (You save $3.53) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, International, New Age, Audiobooks, Tibetan, Japanese, World, Body, Mind & Spirit, New Age, Healing | | Label | Gemini Sun | | Orig Year | 2005 | | All Time Sales Rank |  13436  | | CD Universe Part number | 6823782 | | Catalog number | 50855 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Feb 22, 2005 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Nawang Khechog | | Engineer | Vinny Castaldo; Nawang Khechog; Steve Rush | | Personnel | Nawang Khechog - vocals, chant, flute, Native American flute
Sandra Wong - violin
Beth Quist - vocals, chant
James Hoskins - cello
Also: R. Carlos Nakai, Tucson, Las Vegas, N.V., Steve Rush .
Recording information: Sounds True Studio, Tone Factory Studio |
Nawang Khechog Music As Medicine Songs | 1. | Healing Through Kindness |
| 2. | Harmony in Balance |
| 3. | Bodhisattva's Magnificent Heart |
| 4. | Meditation |
| 5. | Music as Medicine |
| 6. | Call of Compassion to Humanity, A |
| 7. | Zen Blues |
| 8. | Turqouise Lamp |
| 9. | Dream |
| 10. | Universal Compassion |
| 11. | Freedom |
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