A metal bowl is struck and a sound is heard. Only one sound, no more - but it resonates, becomes quieter, but continues to vibrate almost endlessly and even with smaller bowls with higher tones one can "feel" them vibrating in the air: Whoever becomes aware of this CD is perhaps already a connoisseur of the peculiarly profound effect of the sounds of Tibetan singing bowls, which are also used therapeutically.
Here Michael Reimann has embedded Tibetan, Indian and Japanese singing bowls in three fine, enraptured compositions - a realisation of the fascination of the singing bowls as beautiful as one has never heard it before. Very suitable for moments when one longs for letting go and the lightness in the primal ground of life.
Playing time: 65 min.
Here Michael Reimann has embedded Tibetan, Indian and Japanese singing bowls in three fine, enraptured compositions - a realisation of the fascination of the singing bowls as beautiful as one has never heard it before. Very suitable for moments when one longs for letting go and the lightness in the primal ground of life.
Playing time: 65 min.
