Sri Chinmoy Singing His Compositions

Originally released as an LP in 1972, this album features Sri Chinmoy singing some of his own songs, some written by his brother Chittaranjan Ghose and sister Lily Ghose, and some written by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee and Birendra Shekhar Palit.

Sri Chinmoy sings ten utterances of Lord Krishna from India’s sacred book

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy’s singing

Sri Chinmoy sings the word “gratitude” in this recording from 13 April 1986

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy’s Bengali singing with harmonium

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy’s Bengali singing with harmonium

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy’s extemporaneous Bengali singing

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy’s extemporaneous Bengali singing

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy’s extemporaneous singing in Bengali

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy singing his own Bengali compositions, with English translations

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy singing his own Bengali compositions, with English translations

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy singing his own Bengali compositions accompanying himself on keyboard

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy singing his own English compositions, from a collection of poems called “Transcendence-Perfection”

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy’s singing

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy’s singing

Sri Chinmoy shares a poem and seven soulful songs.

Sri Chinmoy’s spontaneous vocal improvisation.

Sri Chinmoy’s sings 400 of his own songs – 200 in Bengali each with an English translation

Sri Chinmoy Sings (Songs 21-30) from Malaysia

Sri Chinmoy sings some of his classic English songs, accompanied by harmonium