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Divine Dimension

Divine Dimension by Rajendra Teredesai

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The album has a mysterious and haunting quality to it that highlights Rajendra’s impressive musicianship. While his music is deeply rooted in the traditions of India it is very accessible to those who enjoy world music and are open to new musical experiences.” —Ambient Visions

Rajendra Teredesai is among India's leading classical bansuri (Indian bamboo flute) virtuosos, with a distinctive individuality evolved over years of dedicated study and practice. In meditation we center awareness on the innermost level of being. These compositions are based on traditional Indian ragas, with one kirtan, and as such invoke a deep spiritual experience for the listener. They have been arranged with simplicity in mind and feature bansuri, chant, tanpura, percussion and drums, with atmospheric keyboard backing. The music is ideally suited for meditative practices, contemplation, relaxation, yoga, tai chi and easy listening. May it enhance your life.

Music for:
Spa & Massage
Yoga & Fitness
Stress Relief
Instrumentation:
bansuri flute
chant
keyboards
soft percussion

Tracks

1. Call Within - Antar Naad 6:18
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2. Divine Oneness - Ekatmaan 6:59
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3. Source of the Universe - Paramatma 10:24
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4. Essence of Life 6:24
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5. Path of the Ancients - Param Sadhana 8:37
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6. Infinite Knowledge - Vedanta 6:54
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7. Divine Essence - Brahma Ras 7:04
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8. Mystery of the Eternal - Param Gyan Rahasya 4:45
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9. Sublime Freedom - Pooma 8:18
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10. From Infinite to Infinity 7:49
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More Music By This Artist

Samsara by Rajendra Teredesai and BlueMonk
Devotion 2: Meditative Flute Serenades
Devotion 2: Meditative Flute Serenades
Moksha by Rajendra Teredesai
Moksha by Rajendra Teredesai
Crosswinds - World Flute Conversations by Rajendra Teredesai
Crosswinds - World Flute Conversations by Rajendra Teredesai
Path of the Divine by Rajendra Teredesai
Path of the Divine by Rajendra Teredesai
Enlightened Love by new age artist BlueMonk

Reviews for Divine Dimension

Average Rating:
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Divine Dimension--Music to take you staight to heaven
by Anonymous on Saturday, November 17th 2012
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I just bought this beautiful CD. Mr. Rajendraa plays the bansuri (Indian bamboo flute) and it's absolutely amazing music. This is perfect for meditation and will take you straight to Oneness with God. The flute is not overpowering and gives you a delightful swing to form a relationship with the divine. I highly recomend this CD to all who practice meditation, you will enjoy every moment of it. Aida Garay

Press Acclaim

Bill Binkelman
Retailing Insight

This tranquil collection of 10 bansuri flute meditations by the hugely talented Rajendra Teredesai, accompanied on keyboards and percussion by Rasull Soon and tanpura by Meena Teredesai, is a real gem and should be recommended to all your massage therapist customers unreservedly. The bansuri flute conveys an exotic, sensual, yet comforting mood, and the keyboard embellishments enhance that mood greatly. In many ways, this CD reminds me of Al Gromer Khan’s wonderful fusion of Indian music and ambient textures, except substituting Teredesai’s bansuri for Gromer Khan’s sitar. Haunting and beautiful beyond words, Divine Dimension will cast its spell on your customers at first playing.

Michael Foster
AmbientVisions

Hearing Rajendra Teredesai's flute playing immediately transports the listener into another state of mind beginning with the first note and lasting until the last echoes fade away on track 10. Rajendra was signed to Real Music back in 2011 to allow his music to reach out to those who had yet to experience his music in the United States and other countries around the world. With this his debut release on Real Music you are in for a treat as you become acquainted with Rajendra's marvelous playing of the Bansuri flute on compositions that can be used for relaxation or for putting yourself in the frame of mind for meditation.

His album is called Divine Dimension and features Rajendra on the bansuri flute with help from Meena Teredesai on tanpura and Rasull Soon aka BlueMonk on keyboards and percussion. All the music was composed and arranged by Rajendra Teredasai and as you listen to this wonderfully soothing album you appreciate the talent behind the songs. There are ten songs that comprise Divine Dimension and the album as a whole runs a long 75:36 minutes in length. With only one of the songs clocking in under 5 minutes and track three running the longest at 10:24 you know that you are in for songs that allow you to listen for extended periods of time letting you enter into the music completely. I would say that is why one of my favorite tracks on this CD is “Source of the Universe” which is the longest song on the album and features bird sounds and some very calming synth sounds punctuating Rajendra's flute playing. This song is what this album is all about. It is serene and tranquil and has a lush feel to it that causes the listener to submerge themselves in this comforting cocoon of sound.

The album does not break this peaceful mood at any time during the ten songs which gives the listener the opportunity to leave it on as they meditate or perhaps even as they drift off to sleep if they put it on just before bed. The compositions are not complicated and are stripped down to their bare essentials with the flute being the primary focus throughout all of these songs. Rajendra Teredesai was the disciple of one of the most celebrated flue maestros of all times in the person of Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia. Pandit has collaborated with the likes of John McLaughlin, Jan Garbarek and has composed music for Yehudi Menuhin and Jean-Pierre Rampal. Rajendra first heard Pandit's music back in 1978 and was so inspired by it that he spent years practicing on his own developing his own techniques of flute playing. He finally met Pandit in 1982 and he was so impressed with Rajendra's playing that he accepted him as a ganda-bandh disciple.

This was my first exposure to Rajendra Teredesai and I must admit that the ethnic instruments combined with the talent that Rajendra brought to them offers the listener a compelling journey inward to the soul and upwards to the divine spirit that the music was directed to. The music is deeply personal and evokes a reflective mood in the listener and in these chaotic times we live in that is always a good thing to have around the house. If you open to the music on this album it will wend its way into your soul and fill you with restfulness and melt away any worries that might be troubling you at the time. The music might be simple and sparse but it is deeply passionate at the same time. The album is a gently flowing CD that is both reflective and overflows with deep emotions.

While Rajendra might not be all that well known here in the states, I think that this album will start to change that and if you are like me you will want to check into future releases by this artist. This is an exceptional album and one that will show to new and old fans alike that he is a consummate artist but through his playing he reveals his heart and the truths that illuminate his life. The album has a mysterious and haunting quality to it that highlights Rajendra's impressive musicianship. While his music is deeply rooted in the traditions of India it is very accessible to those who enjoy world music and are open to new musical experiences wherever they may come from. Recommended by Ambient Visions.

James McQuiston
NeuFutur Magazine

Rajendra Teredesai’s Divine Dimension begins with “Antar Naad” (Call Within), a track that sets the stage for the different approaches and styles that are presented during the album’s runtime. Teredesai plays the bansuri (a type of bamboo flute), and creates compositions that provide listeners with a considerable amount of instrumental narration. Each of the compositions stretches out over a six-plus minute runtime, allowing Teredesai ample opportunity to expand on arrangements or otherwise capture the minds of listeners.

“Paramatma” (Source of the Universe) is one of the strongest efforts on Divine Dimension, as the inclusion of a greater amount of elements (many atmospheric) creates a darker, more natural feel to the track. “Asamkhya Kalpa” (From Infinite to Infinity) is the final track on Divine Dimension, and is a rare case in which the artist continues to innovate even as the disc is drawing to a close. The wind-swept arrangements keep the track lighter, but distinct movements provide a more varied and always positive experience. “Vedanta” (Infinite Knowledge) is an ethereal, other-worldly type of track. From its onset, the track will break listeners free of their preconceived notions and place them in an entirely new mindset. Always shifting and changing, the flute lines that adorn “Vedanta” keeps the disc’s momentum high and listeners firmly focused on the title.

Divine Dimension is the perfect disc to place on whenever one wants to center themselves, or is working on tasks that require a fair bit of concentration. Teredesai is a master of the bansuri, and Real Music has provided a great service in making his music readily available for American audiences. Top Tracks: “Antar Naad”,” Param Gyan Rahasya”. Rating: 8.6 out of 10

Chris Spector
Midwest Record

These flute meditations sound like Native American Indian introspective soundscapes but the surprise is that they are Eastern Indian soundscapes based on classic ragas. They are performed on flute with nary a sitar in earshot. While Oprah has yet to put the high sign on bansuri flute mediations, since nobody’s watching her network anyway, use your own powers of discovery. A masterful player that really knows the art, Teredesai knows the use of white space and melds the sound and the silence into a perfect new sonic trip for those that need music to lead them into the chill out zone. An absolutely wonderful recording for those times. You want to take a trip within.

Bette Timm

An evening of relaxation is immediately at hand with this meditative recording. Based on traditional Indian ragas, the compositions were created to calm the mind and awaken a heightened spiritual state. Western keyboard sounds accent the classical bansuri flute melodies, masterfully performed by Rajendra Teredesai. Tanpura, sitar and chant join synthesizer and percussion for an exquisite recording that is as accessible as it is enjoyable.