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Artistes Divers, Various Artists, Drukpa Tibetan Monks
Tibetan Buddhist Rites From The Monasteries Of Bhutan
Genres: International Music, Pop

Track Listings (19) - Disc #1
1. Genyen Gi Topa (In Praise of Ge-Nyen)
2. Chham Gi Serkyem Gi Yang (Tune for Offering of Consecrated Drink)
3. Tashi Tseringmai Dzabkul (Exhortation to the Guardian Goddess of ...)
4. Dung Chen, Gulgyen (Throat Ornament)
5. Dung Chen, Nyithu Panglep (Two Notes Prolonged to Medium Length)
6. Duchog Gonpoi Chendren (Invitation to Gonpo) (SKR. Mahakata)
7. Chakchen Sondep (Petition to Chakchen)
8. Tshetro Jinbeb
9. Lama Kusum Gi Sondep (Supplications to the Three Buddah-Bodies of ...)
10. Dewachen Gi Monlam (Aspiration to Be Reborn in the Western Paradise)
11. Druamar Chabdro Sondep (Petition to Dramar, The Fierce Red One)
12. Lamai Tenzhug Gi Yang [Tune of Prayer for the Longlife of the Lama]
13. Lay Monk Turns a Large 'Mani-Wheel' and Recites a Mantra
14. Nyungne
15. Nyungne (Interlude)
16. Nyungene (Continued)
17. Bo Go Gyaling (Tibetan Shawm)
18. Banga Trin Trin, Processional Music for Two Shawms, a Gong and a La
19. Dung Chen (Long Trumpets)
Track Listings (10) - Disc #2
1. Peling Shachham (Deer Dance)
2. Dramitse Ngachham (The Drum Dance of Dramitse)
3. Lama Norbu Gyamtseo (Jewel Ocean Guru)
4. Lama Norbu Gyamtseo (Jewel Ocean Guru) (Continued)
5. Lama Norbu Gyamtseo (Jewel Ocean Guru) (Continued)
6. Lama Kusum (Entreaty to the Three Buddha-Bodies)
7. Chendren (Invitation)
8. Zheng Shik Pema, Rise up, Padmasambhava
9. Mon Tshik (Words of Prayer)
10. Bo Go Gyaling (Tibetan Shawm)
Track Listings (14) - Disc #3
1. Nyule Drelwa [Live]
2. End of Jinjeb [Live]
3. Dramnyen Chozhe (Song of Offering)
4. Dramnyen Chozhe (Song of Offering): Verse 3, In Praise of Chinese Silk
5. Jampai Lhakhang Drup: Monks, Clown and Public Enjoyment
6. Jampai Lhakhang Drup: Monks, Clown and Public Enjoyment (Continued)
7. Jampai Lhakhang Drup: Spirited Chanting by Monks
8. Jampai Lhakhang Drup: End of the Festival
9. Jampai Lhakhang Drup: Manip
10. Jampai Lhakhang Drup: Manip: Vajra Guru Mantra
11. Jampai Lhakhang Drup: Manip: Silnyen
12. Jampai Lhakhang Drup: Manip: Surlim
13. Jampai Lhakhang Drup: Manip: Manip
14. The Manip as a Reciter of Historical Poems
Track Listings (20) - Disc #4
1. Tashi Laso (At the Top of Lucky Valley)
2. Ada le O (In Dongkar Chodren) (In Tibet)
3. Tuning of the Bhutanese Dramnyen
4. Dramnyen Solo. Lhasa Norbuling La
5. Dong Lim
6. Pilgrim's Song
7. Gesar Janglu Jombe Gang
8. Bem
9. The Palaces of Gesar's Family
10. Pawo, Oracles' Song and Dance
11. Tibetan Dramnyen
12. Tibetan Fiddle
13. Tshultrim Namja
14. Ta Pa Kham Bu Ku Shu Sum la Ga Na
15. Chhokhor to Pai Zhe
16. Ura Gi Ache Lhamo
17. Nubshe
18. Nubshem
19. Zhunrdra
20. Ache Lhamo

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All Artists: Artistes Divers, Various Artists, Drukpa Tibetan Monks
Title: Tibetan Buddhist Rites From The Monasteries Of Bhutan
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Lyrichord Discs Inc.
Original Release Date: 3/24/1994
Re-Release Date: 4/5/1994
Album Type: Box set
Genres: International Music, Pop
Style: Far East & Asia
Number of Discs: 4
SwapaCD Credits: 4
UPC: 744457900123

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CD Reviews

A treasury of Buddhist Culture..

C. Bornholz | Wilmington, NC | 11/01/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This set of discs presents a comprehensive look at the religious and secular music of Tibetan Buddhists in Bhutan. Not only are monastic rituals covered, but selections from local folk traditions are presented. The quality of the recording itself is superb. Additionally, the documentation of the music, which is often lacking in discs of this type (which are generally imports, not always even translated), is excellent, and provides a good background on both the music and the instruments making it. All in all a very good overview of a fast disappearing tradition of music."