Graciella Zogbi: Daivi Shakti

I thought this CD would be a dream come true-- I imagined perfectly recorded 
swaramandals and serene Indian singing. The singing isn't bad-- probably good 
by Vedic standards but not the kind that appeals to a many Westerners, even 
those accustomed to listening to Indian music. This is certainly a great CD 
to 
practice your chanting.  However, whenever the rhythms section is used (2 of 
the 5 songs), it is not well recorded and they go out of rhythm. This is very 
annoying, and I'm kind of shocked they even used these takes without 
correcting 
this. As a result, I can only give this an average rating. When I first saw 
the beautiful artwork on the cover, I was hyped about promoting this in the 
new 
age bookstore where I work, but now I'm reluctant as I won't be able to give 
it an unequivocal recommendation. Instead, I would recommend Devi: Prayers By 
Women by Karnamrita, or Jai Ma Kirtan: Songs to the Divine Mother by the Sri 
Ram Foundation.  
 <A HREF="http://vedicdevataproductions.com/";>Vedic Devata, devas, North 
Indian Classical Music, Indian Classical music, Devo</A> 


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