Himalayan Blues

Himalayan Blues

By Group of young Napalese musicians

Wandring In The Mountains

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Morning Mist

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Walk In The Rain

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Journey Of Nirvana

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Nothing To Loose

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Infinite

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Resting In Silence

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Himalaya Station

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Himalayan Lounge

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Himalayan Blues

The music of this album is the result of our collaboration for several years with a group of young Nepalese musicians based in the country's capital, Kathmandu. During a tour in India and Nepal with The Funky Homosapiens (Knut, Hans Fredrik, Anders and Audun were sent out into the world to spread the joyful message of funk), we were reunited with Vajra, a band that works to keep the folk music of Nepal alive. After three concerts at the jazz festival in Kathmandu, poetically called 'Jazzmandu', we walked over to Studio 2000, sat in a circle, took one microphone each and let loose. Nepalese music possesses a beauty and depth that are difficult to describe with words. It is reminiscent of the sounds of the more prominent Indian and Pakistani cultures farther to the south, but its form is more 'folky' and is based more on short, catchy melodic phrases. For many years, the area where this little country surrounded by huge mountain is found has been associated with Shangri-La. The name has become the symbol of paradise on earth since James Hilton wrote the book Lost Horizon in 1933, about a mysterious, legendary land hidden in a valley deep within the Himalaya Mountains. The people who lived in this land enjoyed exceptionally long lives in perfect harmony, peace and happiness. The music of Nepal runs like a murmuring brook through this landscape of goodness.

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