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Release Date: 29-06-1998
Label: New Earth Records
Catalog Number: NE9706-2
Barcode: 714266970624
Musical Style: Meditation
Track Listing:
| Disc 1 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nada Himalaya [12:25]  | 3 | Final [17:00] |
| 2 | Nada Himalaya [16:07] | ||
Reviews:
Winner: Best Meditation/Healing - New Age Voice Music Award
Honorable Mention: New Age - AFIM Indie Award
'Some albums make demands on listeners. This album asks nothing; it only offers, gently.' - The New Times
'Our Western culture is just now beginning to accept what some Eastern cultures have known for centuries - that the sounds of Tibetan bells and bowls do something from the inside out. The moment you hear this recording you will know that this is true. These sounds powerfully help you to attain quiet. Not a quiet imposed on yourself, but a silence that wells up from within, effortlessly. A very, very special recording that will resonate with you from your heart outward.' - Chinaberry Catalog
Description:
Deuter's masterful meditation music echoes the pristine essence of a Himalayan retreat by integrating Tibetan bells and bowls, chimes and the natural sounds of a mountain stream. Expanding reverberations and overtones meld in perfect harmony.
Biography:
Deuter, a master creator of spiritual music, is a living legend. His sublime compositions transcend aural boundaries, his elegant melodies filling the heart of anyone who listens. Deuter's innate awareness and rare musical talent create a harmonious balance of music and spirit. Deuter was one of the first artists on the Celestial Harmonies Kuckuck label with thirteen titles, as well as the musical score of a picture poem released on the MonteVideo label. These recordings offer his unique uplifting melodies played on flute, guitar and synthesizer, blended with the sounds of nature. His creations incorporate a lightness of spirit, a depth of vision and a musical medley of East and West.
Deuter himself is a product of both East and West, born in 1945, in a small village of post-war Germany. As a child, he learned flute and taught himself guitar and harmonica. Together, these releases represent the first twenty-one years of Deuter's exceptional music, a spectrum of radiant outpourings and quiet meditations.
