Album Information : Release Log : Prem Joshua - Water Down The Ganges | 2001 :Album : Water Down The Ganges
Artist : Prem Joshua - with Manish Vyas
Genre : Ambient, New Age
Language :
Label : Medial Music
Source : CD
Year : 2001
Studio \ Live : Studio
Ripper : EAC (Secure mode) / LG HL-DT-ST CD-RW GCE-8320B
Codec : LAME 3.97
Format : MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality : FLAC / 320 kbps mp3 CBR
Channels : Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags : ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
Resolution : 16 bits
FLAC File Size : 395 MB
Timelength :
Tracks : 6
TrackList : Prem Joshua - Water Down The Ganges | 2001 :
01. Habibi
02. Sawari
03. Water Down the Ganges
04. Trust
05. Ferrymanґs Tale
06. Moon Song
07. Ganga Pooja
08. Nisha
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Water Down The Ganges - Rapidshare - FLAC - Part 3 | 6029 KB
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Water Down The Ganges - Rapidshare - 320 kbps mp3 - Part 2 | 19440 KB
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Water Down The Ganges - Rapidshare Link - 4
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Water Down The Ganges - Rapidshare - mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/206494776/Prem_Joshua_-01-_Habibi.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/206494809/Prem_Joshua_-02-_Sawari.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/206494845/Prem_Joshua_-03-_Water_Down_The_Ganges.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/206495050/Prem_Joshua_-04-_Trust.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/206495064/Prem_Joshua_-05-_Ferryman_s_Tale.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/206495273/Prem_Joshua_-06-_Moon_Song.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/206495338/Prem_Joshua_-07-_Ganga_Pooja.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/206495483/Prem_Joshua_-08-_Nisha.mp3
Review : Prem Joshua - Water Down The Ganges | 2001 :
The River Ganges plays an integral role in India’s everyday culture and spirituality. This watery ribbon feeds the land and cleanses the souls of millions on its winding journey from the Himalayas to the sea. Inspired by the legendary river’s mythic power, world travelers and long-time collaborators Prem Joshua and Manish Vyas, east-west alchemists of the highest order, invite you to take a trip down your "inner Ganges". Imbued with rich images of the East, Water Down the Ganges flows languidly from lush meditative ambience into rhythmic celebration of the great river of life.
Disciples of some of India’s most respected master musicians, Joshua and Manish present this masterfully crafted recording, a perfect balance between acoustic clarity and electronic boldness. Just as one never stands in the same river twice, Water Down the Ganges offers a refreshingly new experience with each listen.
Review from http://www.premjoshua.com
Take a trip on a boat floating down your inner Ganges... This album enters your senses with rich images of the East - from meditative compositions to rhythmical and energetic pieces - all masterfully played on instruments like sitar, santoor, bamboo flute, soprano sax, tabla.
Prem Joshua & Manish Vyas, both extraordinary multi- instrumentalists, composers and musical partners for 15 years - have been recording and giving concerts together all over the world. This is their feature album under both their names - an inspired collection of compositions played with high craftsmanship - melting the traditional musical boundaries of East and West.
When Prem Joshua and Manish Vyas first met in India in 1987, they immediately realized that they shared the same musical vision: a vision of a sound both energetic and meditative - a vision rooted in the musical traditions of both the East and the West. A lot of water has gone down the Ganges since that first meeting! Again and again Joshua and Manish have shared their similar tastes through projects involving other musicians as well - different solo projects, albums, and bands. In 2002 they felt it was high time they celebrated that partnership with an album composed and recorded together. The timing has been perfect. The album has almost effortlessly created itself! These compositions are all based on inspirations from their performances in India, Europe and the US.
When the full moon shines over mighty Ganga on a clear night - it is like time has come to a halt. It seems like a thousand stars shine in the quiet waters and musicians and dancers perform special songs and dances dedicated to the full moon. It is reported that on such an occasion a great raja was listening to the music of his court musicians and dancers, totally emersed and captivated by their play and the beauty of the night. At this moment he was interrupted by a courier announcing that an enemy king with his army had approached the walls of the city to take over the kingdom. The raja told his courier to inform the foreign king that he can have the kingdom, they could settle such mondane things the next morning. The foreign king was even invited to join the magical and peaceful night of music and silence. The legend continues that the foreign king, originally being prepared for war, was so puzzled by the raja´s answer that he couldn´t resist his curiosity. He followed the invitation and quietly joined the concert. When he saw the raja and his court meditating to the celestial music he was so moved and humbled by the beauty of the scene that he apologized to the raja and withdrew with his army.
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