SRI HANUMAN 2010
Durga Prema @ Sri Hanuman
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Teachings
In this section there will be updated postings on various lectures, advices or inspired glimpses by Shri Hanuman. Following an informal style of transmiting knowledge,he may refer to sages like Ramana Maharshi in order to convey some deeper suggestions. However, his essential belief is that each individual should reflect and experience truth by him(her)self.
Though Shri Hanuman is currently based in Europe, a few groups have been mantained abroad independently (non-organizational structures) by some of his disciples in order to perpetuate such teachings -notably in Puerto Rico and Brazil -places where he’s toured regularly over the last ten years. Be welcome to enquire more about these activities.
Meditating at a wild-life retreat in southern Brazil
In this section there will be updated postings on various lectures, advices or inspired glimpses by Shri Hanuman. Following an informal style of transmiting knowledge,he may refer to sages like Ramana Maharshi in order to convey some deeper suggestions. However, his essential belief is that each individual should reflect and experience truth by him(her)self.
Though Shri Hanuman is currently based in Europe, a few groups have been mantained abroad independently (non-organizational structures) by some of his disciples in order to perpetuate such teachings -notably in Puerto Rico and Brazil -places where he’s toured regularly over the last ten years. Be welcome to enquire more about these activities.
Meditating at a wild-life retreat in southern Brazil
HANUMAN TRIO
Hanuman’s extensive musical training has brought him a rare status of multi-instrumentist, singer, arranger and composer.
As a primarely self-taught guitar player,his influences cover the vast range of flamenco,western classical,brazilian and jazz. Moresoever, a new approach has been carefully developed to render traditional indian ragas into exquisite harmonic fields.
Such fluency can be heard in the album “Astral Fission”(Sony Music,India) where he shares tracks with his own teacher (the great Ustad Sultan Khan),alongside percussionist Bhavani Shankar on pakhawaj and tabla.
Settling back in Paris after a long time in India, Shri Hanuman put together the ground-breaking “Shri Chakra Ensemble”, featuring his own compositional work set to a group of talented musicians, including the staggering karnatic female singer Sushumma Unnikrishnan. This formation has recorded two albums, “Shri Chakra I and II”, as well as having toured Europe extensively.
An experimental work with some of his students gave birth to the “Hanuman Trio”, recording some material during the mid-nineties and eventually evolving into the “Darshan” album (2003), recorded in Brazil during his first South-American tour. On this album he is accompanied by his disciples Gopala (tabla) and Shantireva (Bansuri)
New voyages to India have rendered collaborations with Rakesh Chaurasia (nephew of Hariprasad Chaurasia) and other local musicians.
At present a new CD of the “Hanuman Trio” is at finishing process,containing traditional vocal pieces from Ghazal, Khayal and Dhrupad inspiration. Here’s a preview:
As a primarely self-taught guitar player,his influences cover the vast range of flamenco,western classical,brazilian and jazz. Moresoever, a new approach has been carefully developed to render traditional indian ragas into exquisite harmonic fields.
Such fluency can be heard in the album “Astral Fission”(Sony Music,India) where he shares tracks with his own teacher (the great Ustad Sultan Khan),alongside percussionist Bhavani Shankar on pakhawaj and tabla.
Settling back in Paris after a long time in India, Shri Hanuman put together the ground-breaking “Shri Chakra Ensemble”, featuring his own compositional work set to a group of talented musicians, including the staggering karnatic female singer Sushumma Unnikrishnan. This formation has recorded two albums, “Shri Chakra I and II”, as well as having toured Europe extensively.
An experimental work with some of his students gave birth to the “Hanuman Trio”, recording some material during the mid-nineties and eventually evolving into the “Darshan” album (2003), recorded in Brazil during his first South-American tour. On this album he is accompanied by his disciples Gopala (tabla) and Shantireva (Bansuri)
New voyages to India have rendered collaborations with Rakesh Chaurasia (nephew of Hariprasad Chaurasia) and other local musicians.
At present a new CD of the “Hanuman Trio” is at finishing process,containing traditional vocal pieces from Ghazal, Khayal and Dhrupad inspiration. Here’s a preview:
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