Hearts of Space #839 Planet India (5-23-2008)

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Hearts of Space #839 Planet India (5-23-2008) (Size: 71.38 MB)

		Anousha Shankar - Breathing Under Water Front Cover 1.jpg	306.29 KB
		Ben Hersey, Prana, Krishna Das - Gathering In the Light Front Cover 6.jpg	29.24 KB
		Ben Leibach - The Spirit of Yoga Front Cover 5.jpg	66.48 KB
		Deva Premal - Into Silence Front Cover 2.jpg	34.44 KB
		Mandala - Healing Ragas Front Cover 4.jpg	67.65 KB
		Maneesh de Moor - Om Deekasha Front Cover 3.jpg	66.76 KB
		01 Anoushka Shankar, Karsh Kale - Breathing Under Water.mp3	3.35 MB
		02 Anoushka Shankar, Karsh Kale - Ghost Story.mp3	5.66 MB
		03 Anoushka Shankar, Karsh Kale - PD7.mp3	4.55 MB
		04 Al Gromer Khan - I Got Vilayat Khan's Blessing.mp3	4.32 MB
		05 Hans Christian - My Beautiful One.mp3	3.71 MB
		06 Deva Premal - Moola Mantra (Incantation).mp3	2.96 MB
		07 Maneesh de Moor - Interlude.mp3	4.42 MB
		08 Mandala - Raga Bhairavi.mp3	10.53 MB
		09 Ben Leinbach - The Hierophant.mp3	13.85 MB
		10 Baird Hersey, Prana, Krishna Das - Puja.mp3	12.81 MB
		11 Anoushka Shankar, Karsh Kale - Oceanic, Part 1.mp3	4.65 MB
		HOS #839 Planet India (2008) Tracklist.txt	2.23 KB

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East Indian

"Orbiting the Indian music soundscape"
This is the one hour program from Hearts of Space Radio Show broadcast on the weekend of May 23, 2008. It has not been uploaded here at KAT before now. Music split to MP3s at VBR. Voiceovers suppressed. Program Notes and Track List included.

Program Notes by Stephen Hill, Producer
As we stream into the 21st century, the rich legacy of Indian music continues to expand around the world. Seen as a kind of exotic 'seasoning' when classical masters like ALI AKBAR KHAN and RAVI SHANKAR came to the west in the 1950s, it survived its trendy status as a psychedelic curiosity in the 1960s, and has gone on to influence several generations of western musicians, from avant-garde and electronic to devotional.

In an age of rapid innovation and stylistic change, Indian music has proven to be amazingly durable due to its profound insight into tone and rhythm...and use of the drone — a gravitational center that keeps some of the world's best musicians in its orbit. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, another journey in the Indian music orbit called PLANET INDIA.