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A Summer Tale 5:310:00/5:31
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Adya Shakti 3:040:00/3:04
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0:00/4:55
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Durga Avenue 4:480:00/4:48
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God Perfume X 4:300:00/4:30
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Lucid Days 6:450:00/6:45
Truth for the mind
Passion for the heart
Beauty for the soul
EDGAR ALLAN POE
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Trusting fellow humans is priceless and empowers you. Know yourself first to better know the others, seek knowledge and give and receive love.
(Lyrics from a song) ALI FARKA TOURE
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RASA MUSIC VERLAG at Khan Art
Independence from modern day noise and stress and the complexities of contemporary life is our challenge. We try to create small sanctuaries of resonance. Our music, literature, art exhibitions and events are meant to reflect this goal and you are invited to take part in the work process through our different projects.
Starting in 1998 the 'RASA Sound and Music Nights' came into existence. These were whole night concerts featuring artists of the continents, concentrating on the contemplative and sublime aspects of world, classical and jazzmusic - particularly the high art of improvisation. The philosophy of RASA TEA TIME is based on the work and the '99 axioms' of Al Gromer Khan and deals with the translation from ordinary states of mind to the exquisite planes of thinking. The Rasa Tea Time Edition presents contemporary Ambient, classical, Electronica and music from the tea-traditions. AGK, key figure of Ambient and contemplative music since 1975, acting as player, composer and curator. His distinctive unique Paisley Music style has won him a circle of friends throughout the world. This was started after establishing the RASA MUSIC PUBLISHING company in 2004, followed by audio-books publications in 2006 and bbooks in 2009. The KHAN ART GALLERY opend 2011.
Working out of Munich, Germany RASA MUSIC Verlag has collaborated with: The ARD Radio, Bayerischer Rundfunk, the Cultural Departement City of Munich, Kulturkreis Gasteig e.V. and the Museum of Ethnology in Munich.
A selection of invited and presented international musicians:
Ya Dong – Pipa – China
Egschiglen – 9-piece group overtone singing – Mongolia
Subroto Manna – Tabla
Madhuri Chattopadhyay – Indian violin
Hamid Khezri – Dotar – Iran
Jeu und Sonja Quaedvlieg – Tibetan Singing Bowls, Gongs, Tanpoura, Holland
Tentekko – 10-piece group Taiko Japanese Drum art
Tiharea – Trio vocals Madagascar women
Zen Hu – Erhu, two-stringed viola China
Esha Bandopadhyay – vocal – India
Najma Akhtar – Indian vocal, UK
Kiranpal Singh – Santur
Nawazish Ali Khan – Violin
Daud Khan – Rabab, Afghanistan
Sirish Kumar – Tabla
Suman Sarkar – Tabla
Marianne Kirch – hammered dulcimer, vocal, Munich
Marika Falk – Persian Dombak, Munich
Peter Michael Hamel – prepared piano
Claudia Matussek – overtone singing
Whirling Dervishes, 14-piece Galata Mevlevi Ensemble – Turkey
Uighur Ensemble Meshräp – Dutar, Gijak, Violin, Rawap, Daf, Percussion – East-Turkestan
Raed Khoshaba Shammon - Oud – Iraq,
Gnawa Sidi Mimoun – Sufi-congregation – Chant, Guembri, Qaraqebs, T’bels – Marocco
Lama Karta – chant – Tibet
Nirmalya Dey – Dhrupad-vocal – India
EVA Quartett – church singing – Bulgaria
Baher Al-Rejeb – Qanun – Iraq
Richard Ames Ensemble – Yiddish songs, USA
Tibetan Monks – Rituals, natural overtones, Tibet
Börte Quintett – Shaman Instruments – Mongolia
Ponglang Ensemble – Buddhist Monks – Thailand
Black Sea Trio – Crimean Tatars, Russia
Dessi Slava Kepenerova – Classical Percussion – Sofia, Bulgaria
Peter Ludwig und Sissy Schmidhuber – Tango Immortale, Munich
Gurbaksh Singh – Vocal and Tar Shehnai – India
Kirpal Singh – Vocal – India
Charanjeev Singh – Tabla, UK
Play reading „Music is my Religion“ from „The White Mogul“ by Al Gromer Khan
The Sacred Music of Namdhari Sikhs, India
Baghdad Quintett – Raed Khoshaba & Ensemble – Oud, Santur, Ney, Percussion – Iraq
Maryam Akhondy und ‘Banu’ – 7-piece women vokalgroup – Iran,
Trio Daud Khan – Rabab and Serbarali – Afghanistan
Gilles Zimmermann - viola da gamba, France
CLASSICAL INDIAN CONCERTS with (a selection):
Ustad Imrat Khan – Sitar, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977.
Pandit Nikhil Banerjee – Sitar, 1972
Ustad Rais Khan – Sitar, 1980
Hariprasad Chaurasia - Bamboo Flute, 1981
Al Gromer Khan - Sitar - Surbahar
Zakir Hussain - Tabla, 1981
Jamal-ud-din Bharatiya – Sitar with son Roshan Jamal Bhartiya – Sitar 1980
Subroto Roy Chowdhury – Sitar, 1980
Ustad Nishat Khan - Sitar
Ram Narayan – Sarangi, 1973
Munir Khan – Sarangi, 1974
Surjeet Singh – Sarangi
Asad Qizilbash – Sarod
Munawar Ali Khan – Vocal, 1977
Amelia Cuni – Dhrupad-vocal
Pandit Kumar Bose – Tabla
Ustad Latif Ahmed Khan – Tabla
Sukhwinder Singh Namdhari ‘Pinky’ – Tabla
Shanka Chatterjee – Tabla
Markandey Mishra – Tabla
Bhadri Maharaj – Tabla
Zamir Ahmed Khan – Tabla
Shafaat Miandad Khan – Tabla
Jatinder Thakur – Tabla
Charanjeev-Singh – Tabla,
Subroto Manna – Tabla
Suman Sarkar – Tabla
Prabir Mitra – Tabla
Soumitra Paul – Tabla
Sanju Sahai – Tabla