Japanese Monastics Share Ancient Buddhist Sutras Through Modern Music
Jnan Nanda
24 September 2018
Spreading the Dharma in a changing world
Sound and Vibration: Building Blocks of the Universe
Nachaya Campbell-Allen
5 September 2018
The power of vibrational energy
Kalmykia Hosts a Unique Musical Offering to the Three Jewels
Lyudmila Klasanova
11 June 2018
Some 1,000 musicians and singers gather to perform
Harmonic Presence: Qualities of Silence, Listening, and Sound with David Hykes
Sarah C. Beasley
8 May 2018
Subtle explorations of music, form, and awareness
Connecting Modern Understanding to Ancient Wisdom: An Interview with Drukmo Gyal Dakini, Part Two
Lyudmila Klasanova
13 April 2018
The healing power of the Tibetan medical tradition of…
Modern-day Ghandarva – Hans Schumacher’s Journey Through Music
Sarah C. Beasley
6 February 2018
Music as a conduit for meditation
Nepal’s Rock Star Buddhist Nun Touches Hearts and Changes Lives
Craig Lewis
26 October 2016
Ani Choying Drolma has become something of an anomaly. A Buddhist nun renowned for her numerous humanitarian activities, which include the education of young girls,
The Silent One: Leonard Cohen’s Pursuit of Spirituality
Naushin Ahmed
16 January 2015
“It goes like this The fourth, the fifth The minor fall, the major lift The baffled king composing Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah” The familiar
Herbie Hancock: Jazz, Grammy Awards, and Nichiren Buddhism
Naushin Ahmed
21 November 2014
“Chameleon,” “Watermelon Man,” “I Thought it was You,” “Rockit,” “Cantaloupe Island,” . . . if any of these titles sound familiar, the name Herbie Hancock
Beyond All Differences: Interview with Tina Turner and the Beyond Music Quartet
Raymond Lam
29 August 2014
Moving “beyond” religious, cultural, and social differences, the Beyond project is an interfaith musical series created by four women: a “Baptist-Buddhist,” a Hindu, a Christian, and a Tibetan Buddhist. So
Interview with Dechen Shak-Dagsay: “Music can heal when it is played with an open heart”
Raymond Lam
23 July 2014
It has been a busy couple of years for one of Europe’s most renowned Tibetan musicians. Recently, the master of contemporary Tibetan mantras completed an
Hong Kong’s cultural scene is ossifying. Fung Lam shows us how to make it vibrant
Raymond Lam
12 June 2014
At 34, Fung Lam has achieved what no other Hong Kong-born composer has done. His music has a distinctive voice that is neither entirely Western