8 March
Kailash's Singing Group
Kailash explains how is group learnt 7,000 of Sri Chinmoy's songs and performed them over a period of a few years.
Kailash explains some of his techniques for learning new songs and how his group are able to learn so many new songs. Sri Chinmoy composed over 20,000 spiritual songs - a prolific output of devotional songs.
You can also hear Kailash's group from a recording in April 2005 at: Radio Sri Chinmoy
Photo: Sri Chinmoy Centre Galleries
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