66 Results for : parvati
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Kip Parvati und der Schatten des Todes
Kip Parvati und der Schatten des Todes: ab 8.99 €- Shop: ebook.de
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Daughters of Parvati
Daughters of Parvati - Women and Madness in Contemporary India: ab 65.49 €- Shop: ebook.de
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Rain Track
1. Prelude Carlos, Tak and I played one beautiful summer morning at Mt Fuji ,Studio where we could see the sublime outline of the mountain. (Check the picture out on CD itself) Although we recorded another good ,version that night, we realized this morning version has some certain ,lucky omen just like that particular early morning. Carlos intuitively named the song 'Prelude'. 2. Spring Carlos has practiced Indian Raga music for 25 years. The motif of this song comes from Raga methodology. Raga is an improvisation based live music with a certain motif dedicated to and honoring a cosmic phenomenon like a sunrise, a full moon or some emotion. I think one of Raga's secrets is the overtone's resonance produced by the instruments. The unlimited variations of these resonances take the audience into a deeper universe. In accordance with Raga methodology, Zino plays with chords and tempers with tensions and groove to express a story of spring, revealing fresh sunlight, snow melting, birds moving, insects, greens or a thunder storm. , 3. Rain Track I recall the morning in the living room at my country house, between Tokyo and Mount Fuji, Carlos and I were playing with 'My Favorite Things'. We were inspired by those well known progressions and composed this song. It was a couple of days before our first recording sessions and this tune became our favorite thing. We cannot live without rain..... coming from clouds down to the earth and flowing to streams, rivers, oceans and finally up to the sky again. , So many different passages, like reincarnations... 4. Moonlight Gaze Carlos and I composed this song at my house on a summer afternoon. I composed some rough progressions, he answered by setting the melody and then I responded. This song has a tropical feeling. My wife said it took her to ,a beach and I envision a full moon while I play it. Carlos named it, 'Moonlight Gaze.' He emphasized the difference between ' Moon Gaze'and 'Moonlight Gaze.' 5. Riverman 'Riverman' is a Carlos coined tribal word. He brought this motif and melody, and I added a chord progression and rythm. I played bass line and rhythm cutting with a guitar. Tak added engaging rhythm accents. A song appeared with a Latin feeling with Calypso, Reggae and Ska overtones. Riverman means a man who belongs to a river tribe. Actually, we often gather at our friend Shiro's (cover art designer) riverside house to jam with other musicians. Rivermen is somehow biographical. 6. Holy Mountain Carlos proposed playing this song at Zino's Mt. Fuji Studio around twilight. According to him, the original scale is from the Marwa Raga and has to be played at sunset. The musical motif of this song is related with ,Lord Shiva, the Hindu God of creation and destruction. ,Shiva also represents Mount Kailas, the Hindu holy mountain in the Himalayas. Tokuko sings the name of Shiva and Parvati (Shiva's consort) in the Mantra, 'Om Nama Shivaya.' This song is dedicated to the Japanese holy mountain, Fuji, because it triggered this magical recording. 7. Cadences One evening ,in our early Zino days, Carlos proposed the idea of this night song, before ,a concert. He suggested the key of the tune to be D, to square the title and the musical feeling. Carlos, Tokuko and I improvised on the stage. ,It was the inception of Cadences. We didn't have Tak yet and much of an audience either. In the following years we played it many times with a pianist and an Indian tabla player. Finally we were able to perfect this song with Tak. Travelling and meeting musicians, friends and audiences, we grew with this piece of music.  ,7. Cadencias Una tarde, en los primeros días de Zino, Carlos me propuso la idea de esta canción nocturna antes de un concierto. Me ,sugirió que el tema fuera en tonalidad de Re, para que fueran acordes el título y el ,sentido musical. Carlos, ,Tokuko y yo improvisamos sobre el escenario. ,Ese fue el ,principio de "Cadencias". Tak no estaba aún con nosotros y tampoco tuvimos mucha audiencia esa noche. Posteriormente la tocamos , muchas veces en una gira con una pianista y un tablista indio. Y así ,pudimos ,ir perfeccionando ,esta canción con Tak. Viajando y conociendo a músicos, amigos ,y audiencias, fuimos creciendo con esta pieza musical. All songs are arranged by ZINO Simply and directly recorded with seven Shure dynamic microphones and one Rode condenser microphone without using loops or dubbing. Carlos Guerra --- bansuri Junji 'Scan' Shishino --- guitar Takuya Abe --- drums Tokuko Nakamura --- tampura and voice on songs 2, 6 and 7 Recorded and Engineered by Takuya Abe at Mt Fuji Masuda House on July 3, 4, August 1, 2, September 26, 27, 2007 with the excellent assistance of Shiro Yamazaki, Ryoji Masuda and Yukiko Shishino. Disc Mastering by Takuya Abe.- Shop: odax
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LEGO Harry Potter 75981 Harry Potter Adventskalender
Enthält Harry Potter, Hermine, Ron, Padma Patil, Parvati Patil und Cho Chang sowie diverse Baumodelle, zum Beispiel eine Miniaturversion von Beauxbatons Kutsche und eine Essens-Tafel mit dem prunkvollem Eispalast als Nachtisch.- Shop: odax
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Funko POP! Vinyl: Harry Potter Figur Parvati Patil (Yule) 9 cm
Funko präsentiert diese detailreiche Figur aus Vinyl. Sie ist ca. 9 cm groß und wird in einer bedruckten Fensterbox geliefert.- Shop: odax
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Ganesha, 5,7 cm
Ganesha Ganesha ist vielleicht der Populärste aller indischen Götter. Er gilt als Sohn von Parvati und Shiva. Der Legende nach zog sich Shiva zur Meditation zurück und Parvati schuf sich vor Einsamkeit einen Sohn. Als Shiva zurückkehrte schlug er aus Zorn dessen Kopf ab. Nachdem er erkannte, was er getan hatte, befahl er den Kopf des Ersten, der vorbeikam auf Ganeshas Körper zu setzen, um ihn wiederzubeleben. Dies war ein Elefant - ein neuer Gott war geboren, welcher die Kraft von Shiva und Parvati vereinte. Man sagt, er räume alle Hindernisse aus dem Weg. So wird er oft vor jeglicher Art von Unternehmungen angerufen. Er sorgt für materiellen und geistigen Wohlstand und gilt damit als Schutzpatron für Geschäftsleute. Aber auch bei jedem Neubeginn, sei es ein Umzug oder eine neue Arbeitsstelle, darf Ganesha nicht fehlen, da er die neue Situation segnet und Glück verheißt. Ganesha hat vier Arme. Sie repräsentieren die vier Aspekte des feinstofflichen Körpers: Verstand, Ego, Geist und Bewusstsein. Messing, 6 cm, 120 g- Shop: odax
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