3D Binaural Earth Healing 8Min Meditation performed at 444Hz This track consist of romantic piano riffs, Persian Setar Composed & Arranged by: Art Tawanghar Setar Performed by: Art Tawanghar Scale: Nava - Movements: Daramad.1, Daramad 2, Naghmeh, Oshagh, Nahoft, Neyshaburak, Daramad1 Produced by: Majorhitrecords Inc.
Butterfly Spiritual Meaning And Symbolism A black and white butterfly meaning in the state of metamorphosis augers a great transformation in one’s life where all things are up for change, across all areas of life. Health and fitness are…
Sohrab Mohammadi, born in 1937, got interested in Kurdish art and music in Khorasan at the age of ten, and during his life, he rendered valuable services to the art and culture of this region of Iran. He was a Bakhshi/traditional singer. A Bakhshi is the traditional singer in the Kurdish culture of Khorasan. He expresses a social, historical,
Sohrab Mohammadi, born in 1937, got interested in Kurdish art and music in Khorasan at the age of ten, and during his life, he rendered valuable services to the art and culture of this region of Iran. He was a Bakhshi/traditional singer. A Bakhshi is the traditional singer in the Kurdish culture of Khorasan. He expresses a social, historical, cultural issues with his voice and melody, whether by himself or by others. Among the Bakhshis, those who sing themselves, that is, are creative and sing, are more important, and a group of them reads the poems of others.
No one knows who Share Jan was, but we know that he had a lover who was very upset and played a song that still burns with him over the years. Burning from love, burning from pain, burning that every human being from anywhere in the world understands it, whether it is Persian, Chinese or Norwegian.
Home is where your Heart is. This song celebrates unity of all nations and cultures of the world featuring diverse ethnic instruments: African kalimba, Moroccan djembe (believed to 'instill peace' and 'bring people together'), Peruvian shakers, Hawaiian ukulele, Tibetan tingsha bells/chimes, European piano Grand Noire, and universal human
Home is where your Heart is. This song celebrates unity of all nations and cultures of the world featuring diverse ethnic instruments: African kalimba, Moroccan djembe (believed to 'instill peace' and 'bring people together'), Peruvian shakers, Hawaiian ukulele, Tibetan tingsha bells/chimes, European piano Grand Noire, and universal human voice.... In the context of pandemics and related events, it seems crucial to revert to our core values of love, friendship, kindness, tolerance, to show love and respect to our family and dear people. Lockdown has taught us many things, including appreciating the moment and reconciling with our heart, reconnecting with inner source: Returning Home.
