This week’s set features Buddhist chanting from China – very similar to the style of chanting we hear all over Taiwan, too. Most recently I was exposed to these haunting sounds during the funeral ceremonies for my grandfather-in-law, though it didn’t feel appropriate to make recordings of my own then. As a stand-in, I used this recording by Ed Unlike that I found on SoundCloud. It’s used under the following Creative Commons license:
Enjoy Live Online #17.
This recording was made at Substance (Second Life) on July 12th, 2009.
[podcast]http://moshang.net/MLO/MoShang_Live_Online_17_96.mp3[/podcast]
Alternatively, listen to Live Online #17 via play.fm (128kbps – medium quality).
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6 replies on “Live Online #17”
Hey MoShang.
Love that I can start the week with one of your mixes. Especially the onces from Substance as I can never make it to the live performance in world on what is very early Monday morning for me :o)
Thank you for doing this.
Lots of love
My pleasure, Bine. I’m very glad you’re enjoying the mixes.
MoShang,
This is really nice mix. I found a lot of it bright, uplifting, and relaxing, so it’s interesting to hear the story behind it.
thanks!
Thank you very much for the comment, Cary – you’re welcome. Wow, just found you played something by Kalahari Surfers in your Downtempo Podcast 04. Now there’s some South African music history right there!
Just discovered your website, and very glad I did! This will now be the backdrop for many a day when I’m in the office on my own and need that little bit of encouragement to focus, relax and persevere.
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It makes my day to know the tunes help you get through yours, Lorraine 🙂