Sadhana by Baird Hersey & Prana

Sadhana by Baird Hersey & Prana

Published on
February 10, 2014

The new album by Baird Hersey & Prana is a magical and mystical journey into sound, vibration, and sacred chant. Using only overtone singing, vocal harmonics and sparse percussion this choral group creates mesmerizing and trance inducing compositions. The twelve tracks on Sadhana explore the chanting and vocal traditions of India, Tibet, Tuva, Bulgaria and Georgia. Five of the twelve tracks incorporate Sanskrit mantras (including the Ashtanga Yoga invocation and closing mantras), the rest are instrumental. My favorite track is “The Mani Wheel,” which is more upbeat than the rest of the album and is one of the four tracks with percussion. The last track features Krishna Das singing “My Foolish Heart.”

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Timothy Burgin is a Kripalu & Pranakriya trained yoga instructor living and teaching in Asheville, NC. Timothy has studied and taught many styles of yoga and has completed a 500-hour Advanced Pranakriya Yoga training. Timothy has been serving as the Executive Director of YogaBasics.com since 2000. He has authored two yoga books and has written over 500 articles on the practice and philosophy of yoga. Timothy is also the creator of Japa Mala Beads and has been designing and importing mala beads since 2004.
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