Fundamental Mantra of Bon
from Trowo Phurnag Ceremony by Phurpa
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from Trowo Phurnag Ceremony,
released January 1, 2015
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Alexei Tegin
Andrei Grekov
Cheslav Merk
Eduard Utukin
Dmitry Globa-Mikhailenko
The ritual Tibetan instruments as used by the ensemble include: dunchen, gyaling, silnyen, bub, damaru, kanling, nga, shang;
The ensemble adheres to the Rgyud-Skad tradition of Tantric overtone chanting.
Recorded in 2005 at Melodiya studio, mixed and mastered in 2007-2008 at Magihead studio
Photography by Cheslav Merk, Ulrika Merk and Anna Lukyanova
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7d Media
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Alexei Tegin
Andrei Grekov
Cheslav Merk
Eduard Utukin
Dmitry Globa-Mikhailenko
The ritual Tibetan instruments as used by the ensemble include: dunchen, gyaling, silnyen, bub, damaru, kanling, nga, shang;
The ensemble adheres to the Rgyud-Skad tradition of Tantric overtone chanting.
Recorded in 2005 at Melodiya studio, mixed and mastered in 2007-2008 at Magihead studio
Photography by Cheslav Merk, Ulrika Merk and Anna Lukyanova
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7d Media
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Phurpa город Москва, Russian Federation
Before Buddhism reached Tibet, practices involving shamanic rites derived from various ancestral cults became known as Bon.
Phurpa, led by contemporary artist Alexei Tegin, is a Moscow based group in this tradition.
This Tibetan monastic choir uses a specific kind of overtone chanting which is based on the principle of the singer's transmogrification during the "chanting meditation".
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