Female instrumental groups
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Agnikana’s GroupA female vocal and instrumental group from Central Europe, Agnikana’s group have a very soulful, ethereal sound that is very popular with concert audiences. listen » |
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Mountain SilenceMountain Silence are a female group of musicians from Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Among their notable albums is a recording of Sri Chinmoy’s songs dedicated to the Christ; they have also played at many churches across Europe. listen » |
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ShindhuShindu was founded by Udasina Hansford from Bristol, England, and currently contains members from across the world. Their music is very soft and soothing, arranged with harmonium, violin, flute and glockenspiel. listen » |
Large Orchestras
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Gandharva Loka OrchestraGandharva Loka Orchestra are an ensemble of around 100 musicians and singers. They have played during many Songs of the Soul Concerts around the world, including to a televised audience of 5 million in Dhaka, Bangladesh. listen » |
Male instrumental groups
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AnandaVocals and instrumentals from the UK and Ireland. As well as four albums, they have also produced a very popular recording of meditation mantras for beginners. listen » |
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Arthada & FriendsFounded in 1992 by Arthada Platzgummer from Vienna and including members from Austria and Germany, this group arrange Sri Chinmoy’s music on a variety of Eastern and Western instruments. listen » |
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Japaka OrchestraJapaka Orchestra consist of musicians from Czech Republic and Slovakia. Their interpretations of Sri Chinmoy’s music is dynamic, energising and joyful. listen » |
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Pavaka EnsembleThe Pavaka Ensemble is a Montreal-based vocal and instrumental group that has been performing since 1995 in Canada, the US, Europe and Russia. The melodies are arranged by Pavaka Ritchot on guitar, usually giving the songs a more Western flair. listen » |
New Groups
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Sangit SurabhiSangit Surabhi is an all-female vocal and instrumental ensemble founded in 2007 based in Ottawa, Canada. They employ a range of instruments such as Celtic harp, flute, guitar and Indian tabla. listen » |