Sri Chinmoy

One of Sri Chinmoy’s earliest recordings from 1972 including flute and esraj arrangements.

A recording of the flute by Sri Chinmoy from the album – My Heart-Boat Sails

Students of Sri Chinmoy record 13 significant songs composed by Sri Chinmoy

A recording of Sri Chinmoy’s harpsichord improvisations from 1984.

An interview with Sri Chinmoy and Dr Russell Barber from “The First Estate: Religion in Review”, where Sri Chinmoy talks about meditation.

Spiritual talks read by Sri Chinmoy from Everest-Aspiration, a book much loved by his students.

A recording of Sri Chinmoy from 1982 reciting a selection of his poetry.

Sri Chinmoy’s sixth performance at the Royal Albert Hall before a crowd of 4,500.

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy’s singing from a collection called “Transcendence-Perfection”

An Esraj performance by Sri Chinmoy to celebrate his 23rd Anniversary of playing the instrument. Recorded at P.S. 117 in Jamaica, New York, on February 17th, 1999. All music by Sri Chinmoy except “Ami Phire Ogo”, a traditional song of India.

A recording of Sri Chinmoy’s piano performances on the occasion of his 70th birthday, August 2001. During this performance, Sri Chinmoy performed on 70 different pianos at Aspiration-Ground, Jamaica, New York.

A 40-minute piano performance from 1999.

A unique recording on this Baroque-era instrument.

Two pipe organ performances from 1987.

Excerpted from a concert offered at St. Peter’s Church, NY in 2000

Sri Chinmoy performs on esraj, his favourite intrument.

In this recording, Sri Chinmoy sings the first 20 songs of the latest 100 songs which he composed in Malaysia

A special recording of traditional prayers and mantras from India.

Sri Chinmoy’s homage to the great philosophers of East and West

Sri Chinmoy sings his favourite Bengali songs accompanied by harmonium.

Sri Chinmoy sings his favourite Bengali songs accompanied by harmonium.

For his first piano anniversary, Sri Chinmoy performs three extemporaneous improvisations on the piano and composes the Piano song.

Originally released as an LP in the early 70’s, this deeply meditative album features Sri Chinmoy playing the esraj, and singing accompanied by a tote-a-tune.

Sri Chinmoy plays the esraj

Sri Chinmoy sings songs dedicated to the Indian cosmic gods and goddesses.

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Originally released as a cassette in the 1970’s; a simple and soulful rendition of Sri Chinmoy’s original melodies.

A collection of performances from the 1970’s

Sri Chinmoy’s first pipe organ performance

One of Sri Chinmoy’s last concerts from 2007