Concert for electronic
music
Dechen 'emaho' Concert Tour - with The Jewel Ensemble
Offene Kirche St. Elisabethen
Offene Kirche St. Elisabethen
,
Elisabethenstrasse
10-14, 4051 Basel
DECHEN's concert tour with the Jewel Ensemble continues
Two years ago they had to interrupt their tour, now it continues - as DECHEN's'emaho' tour
Two years ago they had to interrupt their tour, now it continues - as DECHEN's'emaho' tour
Event details
DECHEN's concert tour with the Jewel Ensemble continues
Two years ago they had to interrupt their tour, now it continues - as DECHEN's'emaho' tour.
'emaho - the Story of Arya Tara' is the name of the beautiful new double album that was created during these 2 years. Dechen Shak-Dagsay and her Jewel Ensemble are happy to play live for you the music from this latest as well as popular pieces from her earlier albums.
As a pioneer in the singing of traditional Tibetan mantras in combination with Western musical sounds, Dechen Shak-Dagsay was long considered an insider tip among lovers of spiritual music. Until 2006, when she came to the attention of Swiss television and the DOK program Daheim in zwei Welten was filmed. The program was broadcast several times in Switzerland, Germany and Austria. Since then, DECHEN has become a household name in the DACH region as a Swiss artist with Tibetan roots. Her music has conquered a firm place in people's hearts. When she began working with Swiss producer Helge van Dyk ten years ago, international attention for her music grew considerably, taking her as far as Carnegie Hall in New York. DECHEN now gives concerts all over the world with her Jewel Ensemble, which consists of top-class Swiss musicians.
The peculiarity of her music is that her songs do not only sound soft, meditative and calm, but in between they are quite groovy, melodious and come from a great inner power, which immediately transports the listener to the vast highland plains of Tibet. Sometimes, however, there are trance-like rhythmic rapped pieces that remind of the prayer recitations of the nuns in the Tibetan monasteries. The peace-promoting energy of the ancient mantras, especially of the patron goddess Arya Tara, to whom the new double albumemaho' is dedicated, are more important today than ever. They should help to overcome our fears, anger, sadness and pain and release a collective positive force for a sustainable, more peaceful and just world.
Cast
Dechen Shak-Dagsay, vocal | The Jewel Ensemble: Helge van Dyk, piano |
Thomas Niggli, sitar | Jürg Fuyûzui Zurmühle, shakuhachi and flutes | Thomy Jordi,
bass | Tosho Yakkatokuo, percussion
Door opening: 19:00
Start: 20:00
End: 21:45
Age restriction: children under 7 are free in their parents' seat.
Wheelchair Seating: Wheelchair seating is sold exclusively through the event organizer at [email protected].
Further information:
www.universalsounds.ch
www.dechen-shak.com
www.instagram.com/dechenshakdagsay/
www.facebook.com/dechenshak/
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Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Two years ago they had to interrupt their tour, now it continues - as DECHEN's'emaho' tour.
'emaho - the Story of Arya Tara' is the name of the beautiful new double album that was created during these 2 years. Dechen Shak-Dagsay and her Jewel Ensemble are happy to play live for you the music from this latest as well as popular pieces from her earlier albums.
As a pioneer in the singing of traditional Tibetan mantras in combination with Western musical sounds, Dechen Shak-Dagsay was long considered an insider tip among lovers of spiritual music. Until 2006, when she came to the attention of Swiss television and the DOK program Daheim in zwei Welten was filmed. The program was broadcast several times in Switzerland, Germany and Austria. Since then, DECHEN has become a household name in the DACH region as a Swiss artist with Tibetan roots. Her music has conquered a firm place in people's hearts. When she began working with Swiss producer Helge van Dyk ten years ago, international attention for her music grew considerably, taking her as far as Carnegie Hall in New York. DECHEN now gives concerts all over the world with her Jewel Ensemble, which consists of top-class Swiss musicians.
The peculiarity of her music is that her songs do not only sound soft, meditative and calm, but in between they are quite groovy, melodious and come from a great inner power, which immediately transports the listener to the vast highland plains of Tibet. Sometimes, however, there are trance-like rhythmic rapped pieces that remind of the prayer recitations of the nuns in the Tibetan monasteries. The peace-promoting energy of the ancient mantras, especially of the patron goddess Arya Tara, to whom the new double albumemaho' is dedicated, are more important today than ever. They should help to overcome our fears, anger, sadness and pain and release a collective positive force for a sustainable, more peaceful and just world.
Cast
Dechen Shak-Dagsay, vocal | The Jewel Ensemble: Helge van Dyk, piano |
Thomas Niggli, sitar | Jürg Fuyûzui Zurmühle, shakuhachi and flutes | Thomy Jordi,
bass | Tosho Yakkatokuo, percussion
Door opening: 19:00
Start: 20:00
End: 21:45
Age restriction: children under 7 are free in their parents' seat.
Wheelchair Seating: Wheelchair seating is sold exclusively through the event organizer at [email protected].
Further information:
www.universalsounds.ch
www.dechen-shak.com
www.instagram.com/dechenshakdagsay/
www.facebook.com/dechenshak/
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Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
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