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Let this healing energy touch your life in those times when you most need to find answers and put them to work for you. The lyrics are said to turn situations from negative to positive.
Crimson Collection Volume 6 and 7
Length: 63:29:00 CD Price: $18.98
Individual Songs
1. Ardas
- 32:33
- Price: $7.20
2. Blessings
- 30:56
- Price: $7.20
3. Ardas Bonus Version (not on CD)
- 1:04:42
- Price: $9.98
4. Blessings Bonus Version (not on CD)
- 1:01:24
- Price: $9.98
Vol. 6 Ardas by Singh Kaur (Answers Your Prayers)
In ancient times, Ardas was known as the prayer that goes beyond all prayers. It has the power of all prayers in one. Let this healing energy touch your life in those times when you most need to find answers and put them to work for you. The multiple vocal line is matched by complex instrumentation featuring many beautiful voices from the Celtic harp.
Vol. 7 Blessings by Singh Kaur (from negative to positive)
The celestial voice of Singh Kaur is combined with innovative and dreamy music by the group Mosaic. Take one part Weather Report, one part Paul Winter, one part Pat Metheny, shake well and you have Mosaic. The lyrics are said to turn situations from negative to positive.
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4.82/5 Stars out of 11 Reviews
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Charlie Reyes (Berlin) | June 22nd, 2018
This is one of the most inspiring pieces of music I've ever heard, and I've hear a lot of music!
Mandy Keller | September 4th, 2017
I just listened to "Ardas" for the first time and the beauty is so overwhelming that I lost it and started crying. I wish the world could all listen to this music, earth would be a better place.
Kimberly Post Rowe (Raymond) | June 27th, 2017
I first experienced this recording while receiving a massage. Singh Kaur's voice was entrancing and Kim Robertson's harp on Ardas was very soothing. But Blessings transported me to another place entirely. Accompanied by the brother team of Matt & Doug Brody as Mosaic, Blessings is truly a gem. I now use this recording regularly with meditation groups for those living with cancer and it never fails to elicit a dreamy "ahhh" from somebody. Unfortunately we won't be gifted with more music from Singh Kaur, but I look forward to hearing more from both Kim Robertson (there IS a lot more out there: [...]
George Lazos (Tres Piedras) | June 11th, 2017
I am a social worker devoted to helping recovering alcoholics and addicts, especially those in the early stages of sobriety. This music inspires me to help others and keep up!
Walter Medina | August 19th, 2015
I am a holistic therapist in a shop that deals with all natural products and therapy. Everyone who has ever listen this CD has made the comments, that the music is very relaxing in soothing. This is a must for anyone that is looking for an CD that they can truly escape from. If this is being read by the creator's of the CD I tip my hats off to you and tell you thank you for making a CD that came from the heart. Trust me the mixture of the beautiful harmony of instruments as well as the gorgeous singing makes the album truly beautiful. I hope (never mind) know you will love this CD as much as have. I listen to every day and I never get sick hearing the beautiful music and voices.
Celeste Laine | May 9th, 2014
I fell in love with this beautiful CD when I heard it during my first trip to Arizona. This lovely music gives me great comfort.
Laura (Phoenix) | March 14th, 2014
I have been very pleased and expanded by this music. I wish you continued success in making meaningful, soul touching music.
A. Kent | February 5th, 2014
This music is beyond words, but.... It doesn't get any better than this. Unfortunately (for us) Singh Kaur is no longer with us (on this planet). This music lifts the listening into a higher dimension of Being, one of Love, Devotion, Truth, Presence, etc. It may not be for everybody, but for the fortunate, blessed few. Truly of a finer vibratory dimension that may only be appreciated by those who have been "there". It is the essence of peace, heaven within. Lovely harp, sweet enchanting music. If you like this music, you might also like "Songs of the Lord's Love", which is probably not on CD, but is equally wonderful. Namaste.
J. M. McCormick | August 12th, 2013
I first heard this music over 20 yrs. ago in a yoga class and I fell in love with it. I have now replaced the old tape with this CD. This has to be my favorite music to listen to to get into a meditative, calm state. Robertson's celtic harp and Kaur's angelic voice blend together to produce a beautiful harmony that will continue to "play" in your head for hours after hearing it.
Heather Caplice | September 28th, 2012
I had previously owned this collection on a cassette, and finally purchased it in CD form. I still love it. There is nothing better than listening to this beautiful music after a rough day.
Jenny A. Feigl (Sausalito) | July 8th, 2010
This Crimson is just okay. If you like Singh Kaur, Crimson Volume I is the way to go. I wrote a review of it too.
Guru Ram Das Video
Mender of Hearts Video featuring music by Singh Kaur.
Remember Him Video featuring music by Singh Kaur.
Blessings Video featuring music by Singh Kaur.
Ardas Video featuring music by Singh Kaur.
Liberation Video featuring music by Singh Kaur.
Crimson Collection Medley Video featuring music by Singh Kaur.
Mender of Hearts Video featuring music by Singh Kaur.
Remember Him Video featuring music by Singh Kaur.
Blessings Video featuring music by Singh Kaur.
Ardas Video featuring music by Singh Kaur.
Liberation Video featuring music by Singh Kaur.
Crimson Collection Medley Video featuring music by Singh Kaur.
The "Big Source" For Singh Kaur, music, was about something larger than individual accomplishment or creativity. Her lyric creations are love songs from a woman to her lover; from a mother to her children; and from a spiritual seeker to the source of her inspiration.
Singh Kaur (also known as Lorellei and Laura Drew) possessed both a keen compositional mind and a striking, crystalline voice.
Singh Kaur's musical journey was one of unique and magical magnitude. Her music reached a wide audience through the hugely popular Crimson Series albums recorded with Kim Robertson. Shortly thereafter, she joined Soundings of The Planet to produce her first Billboard-charting album, Instruments of Peace (1988), followed by What Child Is This, a Christmas album produced with Dean Evenson.
Singh Kaur was first exposed to the life of music at the age of five, listening to arias sung by her operatic grandmother. At age 14, she bought her first guitar and has been composing and arranging ever since. Her lyrical concepts can be traced to the 14 years that she spent in a yoga ashram studying ancient spiritual teachings and writing music to complement sacred texts.
Literally translated, Singh Kaur means Lion Princess, and a most appropriate name it was too. Long flowing red hair was her mane, accompanying an exuberant personality, both playful and ferocious. Yogi Bhajan, who crowned her with this name, often said that it held the key to her destiny: "Sing Singh Kaur!" As she sang, so did her soul touch the hearts of others, and in this way she bacame beloved to those who knew or heard her.
Singh Kaur (also known as Lorellei and Laura Drew) possessed both a keen compositional mind and a striking, crystalline voice.
Singh Kaur's musical journey was one of unique and magical magnitude. Her music reached a wide audience through the hugely popular Crimson Series albums recorded with Kim Robertson. Shortly thereafter, she joined Soundings of The Planet to produce her first Billboard-charting album, Instruments of Peace (1988), followed by What Child Is This, a Christmas album produced with Dean Evenson.
Singh Kaur was first exposed to the life of music at the age of five, listening to arias sung by her operatic grandmother. At age 14, she bought her first guitar and has been composing and arranging ever since. Her lyrical concepts can be traced to the 14 years that she spent in a yoga ashram studying ancient spiritual teachings and writing music to complement sacred texts.
Literally translated, Singh Kaur means Lion Princess, and a most appropriate name it was too. Long flowing red hair was her mane, accompanying an exuberant personality, both playful and ferocious. Yogi Bhajan, who crowned her with this name, often said that it held the key to her destiny: "Sing Singh Kaur!" As she sang, so did her soul touch the hearts of others, and in this way she bacame beloved to those who knew or heard her.
Black & White photos of Singh Kaur by Elizabeth Sadhu