Tibetan Bells II

Tibetan Bells If ever a recording was made for the CD medium, it's Tibetan Bells. Originally released in 1972 on Island Records, it has taken nearly 30 years for this influential recording to make its way to compact disc, but it's worth the wait. Henry Wolff and Nancy Hennings use Tibetan ...	Tibetan Bells 3: The Empty Mirror By the expression of subtle harmonic relationships, Tibetan Bells III, quickly transcends the temporal domain. The resonance of the Tibetan bell tones, far richer than any synthetically produced sound, builds an increasingly fine perception and subtle comprehension in the lis...	Seven Metals Singing Bowls of Tibet	Tibetan Bells IV: The Bells of Sh'ang Sh'ung With Tibetan Bells IV: The Bells of Sh'ang Sh'ung, new trails are blazed by the musicians who created the classic Tibetan bells trilogy. Sh'ang Sh'ung is the Tibetan name for the fabled lost kingdom where the most precious teachings of Buddhism were conceived, are concealed, and ...	Tibetan Singing Bowls
SOUNDS OF LIGHT: The Pure Tones of Crystal Singing Bowls SOUNDS OF LIGHT embodies you with glistening tones of transcendent beauty"...Jonathan Goldman A deeply transformative sound experience! You will love this higher-vibrational crystal sound. Flow on a mystical river of sound into the crystal tone-world of Light and Sound. These...	Journey To Wholeness - Singing Crystal Bowls for Healing and Wholeness New Age listeners will fall in love with this unique meditative music created for healing and wholeness, from the Quartz Crystal Singing Bowls. Starting with a 14 minute Chakra alignment, four more tracks follow of innovative and extraordinary, inspired songs. This music will ent...	Didgeridoo & Tibetan Singing Bowl	Singing Bowls of Shangri-La	Tibetan Singing Bowl The sound of the Tibetan singing bowl is known for its healing properties and its ability to induce states of deep meditative absorption. This cd features two recordings. In track one, a single bowl is struck softly and regularly , providing a slow and steady rhythm for deep ...

Great for doing Eastern massage modalities.
I have really enjoyed this whole series. The intensity and focus are just right for doing Eastern styles of massage like Shiatsu.

Zen and the art of musical performance
This album along with it's predecessor broke new ground in a variety of ways. The first album released at a time when Western music was becoming more complex could not have provided a more significant contrast with it's stark simplicity.This, the second album by Henry Wolff and Nancy Hennings saw the light of day at the same time as punk was rejecting the pomp and complexity of modern rock and returning to the more simple rock'n'roll roots.Listening to this album today using the newer technology of Compact Disc, the listener discovers a new realm of listening and experiential pleasure.Whereas the vinyl album could convey soe of the recorded sound the CD captures much more. And, not only does the sound resonate much more but the space between the sounds is much sharper and clearer. The CD provides the listener with a vehicle with which to transcend the ordinary listening experience and carry one off to a higher plane.As to the music itself there is a richness which defies description in words. It is evocative, it is soothing, it is ecstatic. It is all this and more.Again this album would benefit from a remastering for DVD-audio.Excellent

Ambient Classic
Oh, I don't know about "not for the general public." I believe just about everybody could get into the quiet stillness of this music.This album uses only bells, chimes and Tibetan singing bowls in very languid, slow-evolving zero-time compositions. Perfect for relaxation, meditation, & surrendering to the cosmic void. Proves conclusively that synthesizers aren't necessary for ambient zone-outs. This album is Wolff/Hennings's best and an ambient classic.

A very special CD for meditators and altered states
This CD will take you on a mind journey without any chemicals, this is NOT background music, but music that is designed to be listened to with good equipment or headphones, all of the Wolf/Hennings work is excellent, but the newest is better recorded. Not for the general public.