Tibetan And Buddhist Rites From The Monasteries - Tibetan And Buddhist Rites From The Monasteries - Music CD

Track Listing

1.1 In Praise of Genyen
1.2 Offering of Golden Drink
1.3 Exhortation to the Guardian Goddess of Long Life
1.4 Long Trumpets: Throat Ornament
1.5 Long Trumpets: Two Notes Prolonged
1.6 Invitation to Gonpo
1.7 Petition to Chakchen
1.8 Invoking Tshetro's Blessings
1.9 Supplication to the Buddhas
1.10 Aspiration to Be Reborn in the Western Paradise
1.11 Petition to Dramer
1.12 Prayer for Lama's Long Life
1.13 Large Mani-Wheel with Mantra
1.14 Rite to Cure Disease: Nuns, Punkha, Pt. 1
1.15 Rite to Cure Disease: Nuns, Punkha, Pt. 2
1.16 Rite to Cure Disease: Nuns, Punkha, Pt. 3
1.17 Processional Music: Tibetan Shawms
1.18 Processional Music: Shawms and Percussion
1.19 Long Trumpets: Auspicious Ending
1.20 Peling Shachham (Deer Dance)
1.21 Dramitse Ngachham (The Drum Dance of Dramitse)
1.22 Lama Norbu Guamtsho, Pt. 1
1.23 Lama Norbu Guamtsho, Pt. 2
1.24 Ritual Dedicated to Padma Sambhava
2.1 Entreaty to the Three Buddha-Bodies
2.2 Invitation to Padma Sambhava
2.3 Rise Up, Padma
2.4 Words of Prayer
2.5 Tibetan Shawms
2.6 Myule Drelwa, Calling Down of Deities to Subjugate Evil Spirit;
2.7 Part of Junbeb, the Coming/Down of Grace
2.8 Monks in Procession Playing Portable Instruments Followed By
2.9 Dramnyen Choshe, Song of Offering, with Lute (Dramnyen). Lute
2.10 Dramnmyen Choshe, Chorus Only, Song in Praise of Chinese Silk
2.11 Monks, a Clown, Crowds, Pt. 1
2.12 Monks, a Clown, Crowds, Pt. 2
2.13 And Instruments
2.14 End of Festival, with Temple Bell, Drums and Trumpets
2.15 Wandering Ascetic
2.16 (Manip) Chanting a Milarepa Poem and a Mantra
2.17 Cymbals (Silnyen) Played Solo
2.18 Cross-Flute (Zurlim), Folk Song from E. Bhutan
2.19 Another Manip Chanting Milarepa Poem
2.20 First Manip As Storyteller