Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Saturday, April 18, 2009
"Spiritual" Music pt. 1

Part 2
Yatha Sidhra - Meditation Mass (1972)

Spiritual Blessing
Pharoah Sanders - Elevation (1973)

Spark from the Infinite (Part 2)
Terry Riley - No Man's Land (1985)

Gol-e Gandom
Lloyd Miller - Oriental Jazz (1965)
"Spiritual" is used here in the loosest sense. Although, for many people spiritual music simply means recording flutes, tablas, sarods and dangling bells. I don't see how those instruments are in anyway spiritual, if we mean spiritual beyond the fashionable Westernized fast-food version of spiritual, as meaning Oriental. But for this post, that's exactly what I aim for.
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