Fountain of Creation (Power-from-within)

Chintamani (precious stone) Amina 2010

Chintamani “Precious Jewel” is inspired by Mongolian Overtone & Undertone singing, Ancient Central Asian stories, the sacredness of the Earth, Tuvan Shamanic Bear Song and the eternity of the universal spiritual vibration. It features the Morin Khuur (Mongolian Horse Head Fiddle), Dombra (Kazakh Lute), Saz (Turkish Lute), Seljefløyte (Norwegian Overtone Flute), Ney (Turkish End blown Flute), Mongolian Shaman Drum & Mongolian Jew’s Harps

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1. Dorvon Nastai Khaluin/Dreamsteppe/Danceland 6’48’’ A Mongolian Melody “Four Year Old Chestnut Horse” followed by a musical journey

across the endless steppes of Mongolia.

2. Adyglarym, Börülerim! (My Bears, My Wolves!) 6’09’’ Pt1 Prayer : An arrangement of a Tuvan melody. Pt2 : Text from a Tuvan Algysh (Shaman

song) for healing to all, especially children.

3. Tarim Basin Blues 7’37’’ “Traces in the sand, written echoes of the past. Secrets lay oh so still, desert soul tore my heart”

4. Mountain Ovoo Medley 7’01’’ Pt1White Swan : Inspired by the Shamanic (bakhsy) roots of the Khazak Qobyz, a two string horse hair violin.

Pt2 Önchin Tsagaan Botgo : Western Mongolian melody of a song about an orphan Camel. Pt3 : Khotgoid Unaga : Melody from a song in praise of a

fine race horse of the Khotgoid Yastan (clan/group). Pt4 : Gooj Nanaa : A melody about a local hero, Gooj Nanaa who was considered a fine

Khöömiich (throat singer) he died in 1921.

5. Chintamani (Precious Jewel) 8’22’’ A Song-Mantra invoking the transformational healing power of the Chintamani stone & manifesting

heaven on earth, “Shambhala”.

“Chintamani Jewel, Precious stone reflect your call.

Let it shine, Let it shine.

Shambhala song, heal us all, Shambhala sing, sing for us all...”

with Raphael -Violin

6. Fountain of Creation (Power from within) 6’53’’ Love is the vibration that holds the world together. All began in love, all seek to return to love.

Love is the law, the Teacher of Wisdom, the great revealer of Mysteries. This song is dedicated to this journey. (Including “Four Mountains”)

7. Forest Feast 4’12’’ An imaginary dance melody from the 13th century camp of Chinggis Khan

9. Soul to Save 7’20’’ Pt1 Soul Alaap. Pt2 Soul to Save : A remembering of their 1st single & tribute to Wadada, the founding spirit behind The

Suns of Arqa.

10. Morin Khuur Magtaal 6’45’’A new praise song to the Morin Khuur (Horse Head Fiddle) the original musical instrument of the Mongolian people.

11. For Ella & Amber 11’38’’ Pt1 : Ella : In memory of Ella. Pt2 Amber : A dance of new life. with Elena:Voice Riccardo:Voice & Clarinet

Vocal Techniques and Musical Instruments

Khöömii: Mongolian Overtone Singing, Khargyraa: Tuvan Sub-Harmonic Singing, Borbannadyr: Tuvan “Rolling” Overtones

Khailakh: Western Mongolian Epic Voice, Western Overtone Singing , Vox: normal singing voice, Katadjak: Inuit Throat Rasping

Ululation, Flat Backed Bouzouki, Tömör Khuur: Metal Jew’s harp, Khalsun Khuur: Bamboo Jew’s harp, Limbe: Mongolian Mirliton Flute

Zurna: Central Asian Oboe , Daf: Central Asian Frame Drum, Ney: Turkish End Blown Flute, Morin Khuur: Mongolian HorseHead Fiddle

Dombra : Kazakh Fretted Lute, Khengereg : Mongolian Shaman Drum, Seljefløyte : Norwegian Overtone Flute, Electric Bass

E-bow 12 String Electric Guitar, Saz : Turkish Long Necked Lute, Esraj : Bengali Fretted Fiddle, Native American Flute, Duduk : Armenian Oboe

Tin Whistle, Tibetan Singing Bowl, Yatag : Mongolian long boxed Zither, various percussion, Struck & E-bow Chord Zither

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