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Universal Resonance

from Temple of Stars (omega.v1) by Spectralite

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In a true composition a miniature of nature's music is seen. The effects of thunder, rain, and storm, and the pictures of hills and rivers make music a real art. Although art is an improvisation on nature, yet it is only genuine when it keeps close to nature. The music which expresses the nature and character of individuals, nations or races it still higher. The highest and most ideal form of composition is that which expresses life, character, emotions and feelings, for this is the inner world which is only seen by the eye of mind. A genius uses music as a language to express fully, without the help of words, whatever he may wish to make known; for music, a perfect and universal language, can express feeling more comprehensively than any tongue.

Music loses its freedom by being subject to the laws of technique, but mystics in their sacred music, regardless of the world's opinion, free both their composition and improvisations from the limitations of technicality. (Hazrat Inayat Khan)

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from Temple of Stars (omega.v1), track released February 14, 2010
Written & Produced by Greg Hunter & Darren Sangita.
Bansuri - Shyan Kishore
Recorded & Mixed at Sangita Studio in Hyperspace.
www.sangitasounds.com
www.dubsahara.com

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