Podcasts about omar faruk tekbilek

It takes increasing effort, but if we can just turn away from the political chaos that has overtaken the Middle East for the moment, we can still hear the expression of artistic traditions that have been evolving for over 5000 years. From source cultures in Persia, Arabia and North Africa come instruments and musical traditions. Today, both native and expatriate artists are working to extend these traditions and adapt them to the world of contemporary music. It's an effort that aims for harmony and understanding in the face of dissonance and division: cultural in the best sense — a human treasure to be loved and shared. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a journey to the quiet heart of Middle Eastern music, on a program called DOOR OF SILENCE. Music is by MERCAN DEDE, OMAR FARUK TEKBILEK, AZAM ALI & LOGA RAMIN TORKIAN, ANOUAR BRAHEM, and DHAFER YOUSSEF. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

3 recopilaciones de Electronic World Music (2000-2003)  Sintonía: "Regreso de Jicotea" - Juan-Carlos Formell"Rak Mrid" - Cheb Bilal; "Tu es ma vie" - Biyouna; "Ashwa" - Natacha Atlas; "Ya Bouy" - Omar Faruk Tekbilek with Steve Shehan, extraídas de "Arabesque Tlata 3" (Not On Label/React, 2003)"Emancipation Morning" - Brother Resistance; "Sunrise In Gambia" - Roberto Sol & Yann Kuhlmann; "Ji´s String" - Masters Of Ceremony; "Neti-Neti" (The Hear & Now Remix) - Adio Letter (feat. Don Cherry), extraídas de "Aphrodissimo 2", compilado por M.O.C. Paoli para el sello "Six Degrees" en el 2003"Vihma" (Fantastic Plastic Machine Remix) - Värttinä, extraída de "Deep Roots & Future Grooves (2000)Escuchar audio

Visit HOW TO GROW YOUR MUSIC CAREER BLOG for more action items, and valuable insights on your music career!   Today our guest is composer Federico Ferrandina   Federico has been able to team up with artists of all kinds (world music stars Yasmin Levy and Omar Faruk Tekbilek, pop artists Sirsa Shekim and AZZURRA, rock collective Playing For Change, jazz big bands, Grammy winner producers and engineers, choreographers, and filmmakers.   If you want to support the podcast, don't forget to rate the podcast and give it a follow. It will help the podcast reach more people who might find it interesting! Feel free to reach out with any questions, on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, or through my email listed on my website, where I share additional content about music career. Read more career tips in the blog: https://www.amitweiner.com/rewind-the-musicians-blog   Amit Weiner on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amit-weiner/   Stay tuned and don't forget to REWIND!

The mystical, inward-facing order of Sufism goes back to the very beginning of the Islamic religion in the 8th century. It has parallels to the venerable traditions of Buddhist and Hindu mysticism, and aims for direct union with God by purifying the heart. The work of the Persian Sufi poet RUMI has achieved worldwide popularity for its beauty and insight, and a body of Sufi music evolved to accompany religious practices and meditation—most famously the "whirling dervishes" of the Mevlevi order in Turkey—creating a genre that's not only alive today, but producing new strains of spiritual music. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, we revisit the contemplative heart of Middle Eastern music, on a program called 'SUFI SOUL 3.' Music by ZIKR PROJECT, DHAFER YOUSSEF, ANOUAR BRAHEM, ELIYAHU SILLS, ALEX KHASKIN, MICHEL BANABILA with MEMET POLAT, ÜMLAUT, & SALAR ASID, DEREK & BRANDON FIECHTER, ABE HATHOT, and PAUL AVGERINOS & OMAR FARUK TEKBILEK. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Solénoïde (04.05.2020) - Cette semaine, Solénoïde vous invite à participer à une mission placée sous le signe du groove et des rythmes planétaires, émission qui pourrait réveiller chez certains d'entre vous des pulsions dansantes refoulées. Durant presque une heure, ce voyage immobile vous emmènera vibrer aux quatre coins des planètes dub, électro, soul et afro-beat. Bienvenue sur le dancefloor rétro-futuriste du Solénoïde !

This is a must listen to podcast. Tina and I jump right into a conversation that seems so easy and yet within each story there are big lessons for all of us to hear. * Raised in the suburbs of Denver, her mom gave her the precision of a concert pianist and her dad gave her the freedom and compassion of friendship. She was raised as many of us were thinking that her path was to go to school, college, get married and find a career, but none of that resonated with her. * depression and its role in the development of her entire life * no mater where you are, you are not there always, just there now. * we have become removed from some of the things that inherently bring us peace. this is a story of a round peg that never fit into a square hole and she had the courage to find the place where she belonged. * seeing the world she was in didn't seem to feel comfortable, she picked up and drove her minivan to California to be where the people who wrote books she read lived and she met Jai Uttal and was invited to sing with him and join his newly formed group "The Love Pagan Orchestra". * Her dance with depression and the vibration that elevates us above problems and differences is why you want to jump in right now and listen to this podcast. --- Tina Malia is a musical visionary in the world, dream pop and sacred chant communities, who embraces the heart through original compositions that elate and inspire.  Her all-encompassing worldview and artistic perspective have led Tina to collaborations with iconic artists such as India.Arie, Deva Premal & Miten, Omar Faruk Tekbilek and Idan Raichel, Bassnectar, and Kenny Loggins.  Tina's prodigious talent is evidenced by her self-produced catalog of albums: Shores of Avalon, Jaya Bhagavan, The Silent Awakening, The Lost Frontier, Bridge to Vallabha and Anahata.   Thrilled to be bringing her musical inspiration for the first time to Uddevalla, Malia reflects,   “Music, through its sheer beauty, has the power to free the heart, uplift the soul and connect communities all over the world.  When we gather together to sing, dance, pray and remember our connection to life and one another, we are touched by the simple act of love moving through sound.  I can not think of a better way to spend my time than sharing this joy.”  Winner of four Global Peace Song Awards, Malia's music has been acclaimed by audiences the world over, radio, press and industry tastemakers, including Echoes' John Diliberto, Kenny Loggins, Jai Uttal, Bassnectar, Yoga Journal, Zone Music Reporter, Music Connection and Huffington Post.   Website: www.tinamalia.com.   to listen to and buy her music, go to:  YouTube amazon.com  

Solénoïde (31.12.2018) - Du Liban à l'Espagne, en passant par les rives imaginaires du Quatrième Monde, PHIL VON vous propose un voyage musical qui s'annonce fascinant en rythmes et en couleurs. Appréciez ce mix à connotation 'transglobale' placé sous le signe de la trance et de l’itinérance !

Aired Thursday, 29 November 2018, 9:00 AM EST/6:00 AM PSTYuval RonYuval Ron is a world-renowned musician, composer, educator, peace activist and record producer. Among his many honors, he composed the music for the Oscar-winning film, West Bank. he was invited to perform for the Dalai Lama, has collaborated with the Sufi leader Pir Zia Inayat Khan, master musician Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Zen Buddhist Priest and Visual Artist Hirokazu Kosaka, choreographers Daniel Ezralow and Oguri and with neuroscientists Mark Robert Waldman and Andrew Newburg.He was awarded the Los Angeles Treasures Award and grants from the National Endowments of the Arts. American Composers Forum, California Council for Humanities, and the Rockefeller Foundation. He is a noted lecturer and has been invited to speak at numerous schools including Yale, John Hopkins, UCLA, MIT, Berklee College, and the University of Chicago.Yuval has been on the faculty of the Esalen Institute and is an affiliated artist with the Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity and a guiding voice for Seven Pillars – House of Wisdom. Yuval’s first book, Divine Attunement: Music as a Path to Wisdom, won the gold medal in the spirituality category at the Indie Book Awards in 2015.

Before sitting with Hasan, I saw his amazing performance with Omar Faruk Tekbilek at Carnegie Hall. Hasan has always tried to be a good cook because "music is like cooking." He started to play violin and kanun at the age of 8 and came to NY in 1989. His instrumental program of original compositions evokes moods of the Middle East, jazz, new age, and classical music.

Honored as a peacemaker and virtuoso, Omar Faruk Tekbilek is now one of the most sought-after musicians, whose work transcends political boundaries while maintaining traditional sensibilities in a way few artists can manage. Born in Adana, Turkey to a musical … More ... The post Omar Faruk Tekbilek – Musician, Composer, New CD “Love Is My Religion” appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Jeff speaks with adventure bicyclist Willie Weir about the pleasures and perils of two-wheel touring. Natalie and Jeff talk about global music festivals, we tune into some mesmerizing music by Omar Faruk Tekbilek, and quiz you about a not-so-delicate Croatian delicacy.

Psychedelic Chill Music Ep12 - Downtempo Music MixTracklist:Ephemeral Mists - Sculptures of StarlightKuba - We can still learnShakatura - Lucid DreamingKalpataru Tree - MettalullabyOtt - Mouse Eating CheeseOmar Faruk Tekbilek - Forbidden Love (remixed)Desert Dwellers - Point of AwakeningPhutureprimitive - Ripple EffectLauge & Baba Gnohm - HypnoseKalya Scintilla - Listen with your hearthttp://www.musicofthegods.com/

Tonight Special Guest Extended interview on Soul Traveller Radio with Tina Malia. 5pm-6pm EST Repeats Thursday bombshellradio.com #World #Dreampop #Folk Tina Malia is a visionary musical artist. Her sonic creations span sacred chant, world, dream pop and folk music genres. A prolific singer, songwriter, instrumentalist and sound engineer, Malia expresses her radiant inner landscape through song. Tina's mother, a renowned concert pianist and opera singer from South Korea, was the driving force in Tina's classical musical education. It was her father, however, who bought her a guitar when she turned 15 and encouraged her to follow her musical passions. "I remember first discovering many great women of folk music - Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, Ani DiFranco, Alison Krauss. Listening to them was basically how I learned to play the guitar, and it's also when I starting writing my own songs," says Malia. With guitar and backpack in hand, she began traveling the world and writing music, with her adventures in nature and spirituality inspiring her compositions. Not long after the release of her first album, the accolades winning Shores of Avalon, Tina met pioneering world chant artist Jai Uttal, who recruited her to sing in his groundbreaking ensemble - the Pagan Love Orchestra. It was through Jai that Tina was introduced to the rich spiritual tradition of Sanskrit mantras. "When I first started singing with Jai," recalls the Amida recording artist, "I didn't understand the power and beauty that is held within a mantra. But later, when I was going through a difficult time in life, I was able to turn to this practice and receive the healing that comes with the repetition of these sacred sounds. To this day, I attribute my sense of well-being to chanting mantra. It is so simple and yet so extraordinary." Tina's love of sacred chant is reflected on her 2005 album Jaya Bhagavan, and now again on her newest release - Bridge to Vallabha, where she includes songs in Sanskrit, Hebrew, Gurmukhi and English. She is joined by host of amazing singers, along with instrumentation such as nylon string guitar, Rhodes piano, charangon, vibraphone, lap steel guitar and cello. Tina Malia is a beloved pioneer in a growing community of people around the world dedicated to residing in harmony with the Earth, and expressing it through art, health, education and music. Her all-encompassing musical and spiritual perspective has led her to studio and live performance with a vast array of iconic artists including Kenny Loggins, India.Arie, Bonnie Raitt, Bassnectar, Deva Premal and Miten, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Peter Yarrow (of Peter, Paul & Mary) Peter Kater and Joanne Shenandoah. Tina's acclaimed catalog of self-produced albums include Shores of Avalon, Jaya Bhagavan, The Silent Awakening, The Lost Frontier and most recently, Bridge to Vallabha.

  Voltando com a nossa série sobre trilogias, Angélica Hellish e Marcos Noriega convidaram Sérgio Vieira do blog Impressões Digitais e Douglas Fricke, o Exumador do Podtrash para conversar sobre a trilogia de filmes não verbais, a Trilogia Qatsi dirigida por Godfrey Reggio: “Koyaanisqatsi” Vida fora de Equilíbrio de 1983, “Powaqqatsi”  Vida em Transformação de 1988, “Naqoyqatsi” Vida É Guerra de 2002 e estendemos o papo aos filmes de Ron Fricke:  "Baraka" (antiga palavra com significados em várias línguas, pode ser traduzida como benção, sopro ou essência da vida, de onde se desencadeia o processo da evolução do mundo) de 1992 e "Samsara"  (sânscrito-devanagari: संसार: , perambulação, pode ser descrito como o fluxo incessante de renascimentos através dos mundos) de 2011. Embarque conosco nessa viagem e conheça mais sobre esses filmes que abordam questões importantes dentro da evolução (ou a involução) e o processo de desumanização dos seres humanos. Muitos contrapontos interessantes. Uma poesia visual, uma crítica mordaz ao mundo em que vivemos. A arte do banner: Barão do blog Red Baron Blues Blog Durante a edição você escutará: Philip Glass, Deep Forest, OST dos filmes, OST de Animatrix, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Era,  Win Mertens e a coletânea Solaris Citados durante o podcast: "O Homem Com A Câmera"  de 1929 dirigido por Dziga Vertov (aqui completo no Youtube) Spirit of Baraka - site que agrega  diversas obras cinematográfica não verbais Assista aqui Koyaanisqatsi  em duas partes online Assista aqui Powaqqatsi  em 5 partes Assista aqui Nakoyqatsi completo online Bodysong - 2003 - Direção Simon Pummell (aqui online completo) Samsara - 2011 - Direção Ron Fricke (aqui online completo) Vale a pena assistir também: Do diretor Marcelo Masagão: "Nós que aqui estamos, por vós esperamos" de 2000 e " 1,99 Um supermercado que vende palavras"  de 2003 Masmorra no Twitter e no Facebook 

With tracks from James Welsh, Chromatics, Duff Disco, Secret Stealth, The MFA, Erik Omen, John Talabot, OOFT!, MIA, Welcome Stranger, WhoMadeWho, Cadillac, Ben La Desh, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Wang Chung, Ilya Decado, Pete Herbert & Dicky Trisco Versions and Gaelle. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

International virtuoso musician and peacemaker Omar Faruk Tekbilek tells us about his work, his travels, his marriage, and the Sufi view of life.

The Shulman project, comprised of Yaniv Shulman and Omri Harpaz, is considered one of the leading groups in the psychedelic chill out and ambient scenes and has performed live at large festivals around the world. Shulman's music is filled with evolving organic layers backed by rich harmonies. Shulman has released four artist albums and numerous releases on compilations by leading labels throughout the world. Yaniv Shulman* is from Israel. He has a BS in computer science with an emphasis on DSP and math. At the moment, he is studying music theory. Yaniv has produced music for the last 11 years. He is focused mainly on downbeat electronic music of all sorts, but has also worked on electronic music such as dance-floor oriented music, trip hop projects, rock, and more. Omri Harpaz (Omi), is a 31 year old from Israel, who studied computer programming. Omi started to DJ when he was 17 and has since played all over the world (Japan, Mexico, Kenya, Holland, Germany, Portugal, United States, Brazil and more). Shulman has collaborated with many artists including world music giants Omar Faruk Tekbilek and Steve Shehan, Bluetech, Ishq, Lee Triffon, and many others. In addition, Shulman remixed tracks by Omar Faruk Tekbilek and Steve Shehan, Sub6 and Michele Adamson, and Entheogenic. Shulman's tracks were remixed by famous artists such as Bluetech, Ishq, Carbon Based Lifeforms, Anahata, as well as others. The Jukebox plays: I Dive - featuring Lee Triffon. We were tipped by our long-time listener #60;Cabguy#62; from Germany; one thing let to another sort of speak. Spacemusic will feature more tracks by the Shulman project in the near future. *) In addition, Yaniv is managing Aleph Zero, a well respected label, with partner Shahar Bar-Itzhak (aka DJ Shahar). Aleph Zero was created with a vision of releasing and promoting high quality downbeat electronic music, journeying through the realms of ambient, chill out, ethnic sounds, and weird electronica.... Artist: Shulman ft. Lee Triffon Track: I Dive Album: Random Thoughts Buy the album on iTunes here Visit the website here Jukebox copy; 2009 - spacemusic.nl

An hour of music and conversation on WorldStreams with Omar Faruk Tekbilek on WorldStreams

Zen Connection 4, featuring Spiral System, Amanaska, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Tijuana Cartel, Shaman's Dream and The Dub Dentist.

Zen Connection 4, featuring Spiral System, Amanaska, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Tijuana Cartel, Shaman's Dream and The Dub Dentist.