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Sometimes you just gotta know!

So this trailer for Yoga Trance Dance plays at the beginning of Fluid Power.

I LOVE the music. I note that a couple of people viewing the trailer on YouTube would also like to know the artist.

So.

I just e-mailed Shiva's people at YogaAdventures.

< / hopeless fangirl >

< hopeless fangirl >

Seriously. Who am I kidding. I will never < / > that one.

:D

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Music for Yoga

Do you have any favorite yoga music?

I have a bunch of the Shiva Rea compliations: Nataraja, Jala, Shakti Rhythms, Yoga Rhythms. Plus, I have a couple of good Sheila Chandra albums: Weaving My Ancestor's Voices, Roots and Wings, and Nada Brahama. Also, a couple of collections: Namaste, and Yoga Zone's Music for Yoga Practice. On top of that, of course, there are random things, like a song called Falling Down Slow, from the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's awesome album Dirt Silver and Gold. I haven't really explored very far for yoga music. Weird as it may seem, I'm just starting to seriously think about developing my own practice beyond just putting in a DVD.

What music should we all know about? What's critical to your collection?

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Music?

You have all been so kind to me with my various questions, and now I have another.

I've been working on my practice with my DVDs, but I can see the day approaching where I will want to break away from it and do my poses without commentary, just with music.

My favored type of music personally is driving rock, for the most part, and that's not going to work for yoga, obviously.

In my thoughts about it, I think I'd rather not have words, although use of the human voice as an instrument might be okay. I've searched through Amazon, and found this: http://www.amazon.com/Satori-Music-Meditation-Riley-Lee/dp/B000005P1Z/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1244663413&sr=8-3

It seems to be okay, although I'm not all that fond of things in the higher range, like the flute is.

Any suggestions?