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Phish Concert Poster Madison Square Garden MSG 2009 Jim Pollock S/N $350.00 |
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Cream Concert Poster 2005 Madison Square Garden-SIGNED By Artist Hammersveld-WOW $299.99 |
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BLACK SABBATH / VAN HALEN 1978 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN UNUSED CONCERT TICKET $199.99 |
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The Who Concert T Shirt Madison Square Garden 2000 $149.99 |
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The Who Concert T Shirt Madison Square Garden 2000 $149.99 |
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MOTLEY CRUE Unused 1985 Concert Ticket MADISON SQUARE GARDEN NY Very Rare $125.00 |
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CREAM REUNION CONCERT POSTER 2005 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN SIGNED BY HAMERSVELD $119.99 |
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Creem Concert T Shirt Madison Square Garden 2005 $99.99 |
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BOB DYLAN 1992 30TH ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CONCERT PROGRAM $99.99 |
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Pearl Jam Shirt XL Madison Square Garden Concert July 8-9 2003 New Unworn RARE! $95.00 |
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BOSTON 1978 DON’T LOOK BACK TOUR UNUSED MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CONCERT TICKET $79.99 |
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GRATEFUL DEAD 1981 Concert Ticket Stub MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Jerry Garcia RARE $79.50 |
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ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND 1979 Unused Concert Ticket MADISON SQUARE GARDEN MSG $74.99 |
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BRITNEY SPEARS 2001 OOPS! TOUR UNUSED MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CONCERT TICKET $74.99 |
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5 GRATEFUL DEAD Concert Ticket Stub Lot 1994 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Jerry Garcia $69.50 |
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ELTON JOHN – 60th Birthday Concert Programme Madison Square Garden March 25 2007 $63.21 |
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Miles Davis 74 Madison Square Garden Concert Poster Ad $56.25 |
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BARBRA STREISAND MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CONCERT SOUVENIR PROGRAM $50.00 |
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1933 UNIFORMED FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION CONCERT BALL MADISON SQUARE GARDEN TICKET $49.99 |
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Toscanini: The Complete Madison Square Garden Concert (May 25, 1944) – Toscani.. $49.95 |
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MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 1891 MUSIC CONCERT GILMORE’S BAND $45.00 |
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CREAM 2005 Madison Square Garden Reunion Concert Program MINT $40.75 |
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ERIC CLAPTON / CREAM 2005 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CONCERT PROGRAM $39.99 |
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PHISH Concert Ticket Stub 2002 NYE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Trey Anastasio RARE $39.50 |
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JOHN LENNON MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 8/30/72 FRAMED CONCERT POSTER SHOWBILL NYC $36.99 |
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JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE LIVE FROM MADISON SQUARE GARDEN DVD CONCERT & BOOK SEAN SMITH $34.47 |
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Japan LD THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH Live at Madison Square Garden, NY, ’71 + $32.70 |
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Jethro Tull : Live At Madison Square Garden 1978 DVD & CD Set (Concert NY) $30.00 |
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Bon Jovi Live At Madison Square Garden Blu-Ray 2010 Rock Music Concert Brand NEW $28.15 |
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BARBRA STREISAND – LIVE CONCERT AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN NEW CD $25.11 |
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Vtg ROLLING STONES Madison Square Garden NYC 2003 TOUR CONCERT Small S T-SHIRT $25.00 |
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SMASHING PUMPKINS Unused 1996 Concert Ticket w/ GARBAGE Madison Square Garden NY $25.00 |
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TINA TURNER VINTAGE UNUSED CONCERT TICKET MSG MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AUG. 1, 1985 $24.99 |
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TORI AMOS 1996 TOUR MADISON SQUARE CONCERT FLYER / HANDBILL $24.99 |
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GRATEFUL DEAD MADISON SQUARE GARDEN NYC CONCERT POSTER 1994 90S Jerry Garcia art $23.99 |
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THE FIRM Concert Ticket Stub 1985 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN NY Zeppelin BAD CO. Free $23.50 |
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FRANK SINATRA 1978 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CONCERT PROGRAM $22.09 |
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“DISPATCH ZIMBABWE” AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 2007 CONCERT TEE-LARGE $21.99 |
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LADY GAGA LIVE CONCERT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN $20.90 |
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Emerson Lake & Palmer Madison Square Garden New York 1977 Concert Ticket Stub 1 $20.00 |
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Emerson Lake & Palmer Madison Square Garden New York 1977 Concert Ticket Stub 2 $20.00 |
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Black Sabbath * Ted Nugent * Madison Square Garden NY * 1976 Concert Ticket Stub $20.00 |
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DICE RULES VHS ANDREW DICE CLAY LIVE IN CONCERT MSG MADISON SQUARE GARDEN NYC $20.00 |
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Vintage Oct 23 1980 Stevie Wonder Madison Square Garden MSG Concert Ticket Stub $19.99 |
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Vintage Sept 3 1981 Rick James Madison Square Garden MSG Concert Ticket Stub $19.99 |
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METALLICA Rare 1997 Madison Square Garden Concert Handbill Flyer Arminski poster $19.99 |
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“Streisand, Barbra Concert Recorded Live At Madison Square CD” $19.30 |
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STREISAND,BARBRA – LIVE CONCERT AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN [CD NEW] $17.10 |
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Marshall Tucker 11/9/78 NYC Madison Square Garden Concert Ticket Stub! MTB MSG $15.99 |
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YES Live Madison Square Garden 6/15/79 & 9/6/80 Concert Ticket Stub ULTRA RARE $15.99 |
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Rod Stewart * Madison Square Garden * New York City * 1977 * Concert Ticket Stub $15.00 |
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ROLLING STONES CONCERT POSTCARD 11/12/1981 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN , NEW YORK CITY $15.00 |
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HALL & OATES 3/1/1985 RaRe 95 WPLJ Cloth Madison Square Garden NY Concert Pass $15.00 |
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PHISH Concert Ticket Stub 1998 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN NYC Trey Anastasio RARE $15.00 |
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THE PRETENDERS 1984 Concert Ticket Stub MADISON SQUARE GARDEN NYC Very Rare $15.00 |
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Walden Woods Concert Shirt Madison Square Garden Buffett Sting Joel Henley 1991 $14.99 |
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Bon Jovi Concert Lanyard Keepsake 25th Anniversary Saturn Madison Square Garden $14.99 |
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Vintage Jethro Tull Oct 11 1979 Concert Ticket Stub Madison Square Garden NYC $14.99 |
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Phil Collins,1990 Madison Square Garden Concert Ticket Stub $14.99 |
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Led Zeppelin 1970 Madison Square Garden Concert Poster $14.95 |
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Allman Brothers 7/21/79 NYC Madison Square Garden Concert Ticket Stub! ABB MSG $13.99 |
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1983 British Rock Star David Bowie NY Madison Square Garden Concert News Photo $13.99 |
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1974 Movie Star Singer Frank Sinatra Madison Square Garden Concert NY Photo $13.99 |
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1983 Singer David Bowie Sold Out Concert Madison Square Garden New York Photo $13.99 |
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Anthony, Marc Concert From Madison Square Garden / (Sub Dol Dts) DVD ** NEW ** $13.23 |
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Marc Anthony – The Concert from Madison Square Garden (DVD, 2001) $13.02 |
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Johnny Winter/10 CC Concert Poster – Madison Square Gardens – New York 1974 $12.99 |
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NWOT Vintage Metallica Madison Square Garden Concert 2 Sided T Shirt XL $12.99 |
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Rod Stewart * Madison Square Garden * New York City * 1977 * Concert Ticket Stub $12.00 |
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HALL & OATES 3/1/1985 RaRe 95 WPLJ Cloth Madison Square Garden NY Concert Pass $12.00 |
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BLACK SABBATH BOC Madison Square Garden 10/18/80 Concert Ticket Stub ULTRA RARE $11.99 |
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Lady GaGa The Monster Ball Tour At Madison Square Garden DVD Concerts New $11.99 |
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Barbra Streisand The Concert Live Madison Square 2-CD $11.05 |
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John Lennon Madison Square Garden Concert Poster 1972 $11.25 |
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KISS @ Madison Square Garden Concert Poster 1977 $11.25 |
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Duran Duran at Madison Square Garden Concert Poster 1984 $11.25 |
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Blind Faith at the Madison Square Garden in New York City Concert Poster 1969 $11.25 |
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Bon Jovi with Cinderella at the Madison Square Garden Concert Poster 1987 $11.25 |
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KISS at Madison Square Garden New York Concert Poster 1977 $11.25 |
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Bon Jovi with Cinderella at the Madison Square Garden Concert Poster 1987 $11.25 |
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Classic Led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden New York Concert Poster 1970 $11.25 |
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Bruce Springsteen at the Madison Square Garden Concert Poster 1980 $11.25 |
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Bruce Springsteen at Madison Square Garden New York Concert Poster 1980 $11.25 |
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John Lennon @ Madison Square Garden Concert Poster 1972 $11.25 |
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Blind Faith @ Madison Square Garden Concert Poster 1969 $11.25 |
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MARC ANTHONY: THE CONCERT FROM MADISON SQUARE GARDEN [DVD NEW] $11.12 |
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Marc Anthony – The Concert from Madison Square Garden $10.61 |
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MARC ANTHONY – THE CONCERT FROM MADISON SQUARE GARDEN – NEW DVD $10.59 |
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Foreigner, Joe Walsh 1985 Madison Square Garden N.Y.C. Concert Ticket Stub $10.39 |
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Barbra Streisand The Concert 2 CD set Live at Madison Square New York $9.81 |
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ERIC CLAPTON Concert Ticket Stub 1990 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN NYC Rare CREAM $10.00 |
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VAN HALEN 1988 Concert Ticket Stub MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Sammy Hagar RARE $10.00 |
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TOM PETTY & HEARTBREAKERS Concert Ticket Stub 1987 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Rare $10.00 |
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BARBRA STREISAND LIVE CONCERT 1994 NEW YORK MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CD EXC. COND. $10.00 |
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KISS at Madison Square Garden NY Concert Poster 1977 $9.99 |
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Duran Duran at Madison Square Garden Concert Poster 1984 $9.99 |
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Bruce Springsteen at Madison Square Garden New York Concert Poster 1980 $9.99 |
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KISS at Madison Square Garden NY Concert Poster 1977 $9.99 |
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KISS at the Madison Square Garden Album Covers Concert Poster 1979 $9.99 |
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Classic Led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden New York Concert Poster 1970 $9.99 |
concerts square madison
Kundalini music in yoga paradise
Waves lapped against the gentle beach in the darkness as I listened deeply to the ocean, and the lingering exhalations of the other sixty people around me. The moon was rising over the water behind Snatam Kaur, GuruGanesha Singh and Manish Vyas, who watched us silently with light in their eyes as the music slowly faded. They had just finished leading another evening of beautiful kirtan (call and response singing) during their sacred chant retreat in Mexico.
After a few moments, Manish gently broke the silence, “Listen to the waves, and then listen to the space between the waves. Find yourself in that space.” This is where the kirtan had carried us, to this space, this deep silence between the waves. As Manish spoke to us, I could still feel the mantra coursing through my bloodstream with each heartbeat, Snatam’s voice carrying on into the silence. I felt such a sense of joy, my heart wanted to burst. I looked around and saw my emotions mirrored in the expressions of the people surrounding me. And suddenly, there was no space between the person next to me and me. We became so deeply connected by that shared experience, that there was an intimacy created beyond explanation. I did not know these people before we arrived at this kirtan event, but we left as family.
This experience of deep connectedness and community is being expressed by people attending kirtan gatherings and concerts all over the world. For many, kirtan has become their favorite practice of devotion, but for some, kirtan is a completely new experience. The idea of chanting in a group is completely foreign to them.
Akasha, a yoga teacher in Birmingham, Alabama, went to a David Newman (a.k.a. Durga Das) concert earlier this month. “I brought a bunch of my students to the concert,” he said. “They all had strong physical Yoga practices, but had never been to a kirtan event before. We don’t get kirtan artists touring through Birmingham. There were some people who came who had never chanted in their lives. Half-way through the night, I saw them rocking back and forth with their eyes closed, singing their hearts out. My students said that they felt electric afterwards. The experience of devotion towards oneness and towards each other was so strong. It didn’t matter if you could sing or not, everyone was chanting along.” And that’s the thing about kirtan; we are carried by the group energy to an exciting exploration into whom and what we are.
Kirtan is a new kind of concert experience here in the West. It’s not so much a performance as a journey into the self through the practice of listening and singing. And while there might be leaders at a kirtan concert, everyone is a part of the music. In kirtan, everyone sings. Snatam Kaur calls her concerts “coformances” rather than performances because she says the audience is an equal part of the music. Kirtan is a practice that started in India thousands of years ago, but in the last decade has become a phenomenon across the United States and has transformed musically to appeal to the ears of American audiences. Two recent books chronicle this movement and interview and track the evolution of some of the most popular kirtan musicians including Krishna Das, Deva Premal, Bhagavan Das, Snatam Kaur, Ragani, Jau Uttal, Dave Stringer and Wah! Linda Johnsen, author of Daughter of the Goddess and The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Hinduism, recently released a book called Kirtan! Chanting as a Spiritual Path and Journal of Vaishnava Studies editor Steve Rosen’s (Satyaraja Dasa) The Yoga of Kirtan also includes an audio CD of the music.
There is a theme that runs through the unique stories I hear from people who attend all of these various musicians’ kirtan events. People feel like they become a part of something bigger than themselves. Even after having gone to kirtans for years, I will sometimes find myself in the midst of an entirely new energy at a kirtan concert. The first time I saw Dave Stringer perform, I was seriously blown away by it. It was a packed house, and he carried us with him in the progressively building nature that is the trademark of kirtan. In addition to the deeply peaceful feel of some of the kirtan concerts I had been to, at Dave’s I got up to sing and dance at the back of the room with a group of strangers – and through that experience, we really connected. It was such a different experience of kirtan for me that I realized I wanted to experience them all. I wanted to feel the uniqueness that each kirtan artist brings to the group.
It didn’t matter if you could sing or not, everyone was chanting along. And that’s the thing about kirtan; we are carried by the group energy to an exciting exploration into whom and what we are.
I asked Hargobind, my business partner, about Krishna Das’ last concert. “Krishna Das is hilarious,” he said. “He tells these hysterical stories about India and his Guru and chanting. Through his humor and stories, you feel connected to him, like he’s just a guy you might hang out with. And then he starts singing, and his chants are so rich and upbeat and simple, that you feel relaxed and comfortable enough to join in, and so energized once you start chanting that you are really pulled into it. So you chant, even if you didn’t expect to.”
For a lot of people, this unique experience of feeling comfortable singing in public is in itself a feat. Our western sensibilities have been so tuned to the performance aspect of singing that the act of singing is accompanied by fear. Overcoming this fear alone can be life-changing. And once the fear disappears, the practice of chanting as a group brings with it layers of transformation that unfold the more we chant.
GuruGanesha Singh, a touring kirtan artist and an accomplished guitarist says, “In chanting, there are no bad sounds. In Kirtan, everyone’s voice is nectar.” While sitting in the audience at a kirtan concert, singing along, you can really experience just that: your own voice becomes as beautiful as the performers’. All of the voices merge together to become one voice.
When I asked Mahan Rishi, who has been organizing many kirtan concerts over the last few years in Philadelphia about this experience of community at the events, he said, “Kirtan concerts evoke a sublime, beautiful sense of heart. The kirtan environment creates softness where people can let go and feel a part of a mass flow of compassion. In the 1970s, I went to a Neil Young concert at Madison Square Garden. Neil Young walked off the stage in the middle of the concert and announced, ‘The Vietnam War is over.’ This wave of love went through the stadium. Kirtan is like that. People feel love within themselves that is universal and open when they chant. And the kirtan environment feels so safe and caring that they feel free enough to share it.”
“Each musician holds a different energy. They help to infuse something unique through their own way of chanting,” he continued. “Deva Premal and Miten hold an amazing energy. They know how to really create that inner dance between themselves and the community. There is such a depth that comes from them that it allows people to really connect with the profoundly soulful part of their heart. They combine that with a playfulness that gives it a universality that emanates from their music. Their concert in Philadelphia was unbelievable. We all felt it for weeks afterwards. So many people reached out to us feeling so moved by the event that they wanted to carry that connection forward.”
“The real reason I do these concerts is for Philadelphia: to help build the community consciousness. The kirtan events connect the Yoga centers and the Yoga students and create community in ways that nothing else does. They dissolve the boundaries that can’t be dissolved in other ways. The chanting blends the different Yoga traditions as well and has brought a lot of people beyond the separateness to a much greater state of harmony.” Listening to him, I realized that what kirtan does for the individual, it can also do for groups, bringing communities together.
Manish Vyas, who grew up in India studying classical Indian music, says, “Kirtan in India is a very ancient spiritual phenomenon. It was known as a layman’s way of connecting to the divine. Not everyone is a scholar or has had a chance to practice a path, so the simple men and women had kirtan as a tool to dissolve and merge with the divine. My teacher, Osho, said that kirtan is one of the simplest and most powerful techniques of meditation. It is so effortless and joyful at the same time that the kirtan participants just have to allow the music and rhythm to take over and simply flow with it. What happens next is a huge whirlpool of energy generating from the phenomenon of group singing and dancing. And in a group, one’s separation from the other dissolves. In that space, one is finally ONE, even for a few moments. We use so many methods and techniques to find this union, and through kirtan, it is accessible effortlessly.”
That is the amazing thing about the group chanting experience. It just happens. You feel your voice emerge almost without intent. And it feels perfect.
Markus Sieber, who is half of the band Mirabai Ceiba, says, “Chanting can be like a light in the darkness. You can sing for your pain, for your sadness, and it can transform you. Singing and playing music together is a way of subtle communication beyond words.” When you hear Mirabai Ceiba in concert, you feel all of those things and more. You are sharing those songs of longing with everyone around you and breaking through to a new place together.
Valerie Ortiz, who saw Snatam Kaur’s concert in Virginia last year said, “Snatam’s concerts just open your heart wide open. And then all you are is love.” And in a room full of people, that love has plenty of places to land.
Karan Khalsa is devoted to sharing sacred music and technology through her writing and her business, Spirit Voyage: spiritvoyage.com
Bunny Wailer – Live At The Madison Square Garden – 1986 [Full concert]
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Awesome, I Shot That $0.99 Directed by one “Nathanial Hörnblowér” and shot by 50 fans, Awesome is the Beastie Boys live and direct. (The full title includes a four-letter word in its six-letter-plus-apostrophe incarnation.) The place is New York’s Madison Square Garden. The date is October 9, 2004. The show begins with scratching from DJ Mix Master Mike as the amateur operators, armed with Hi-8 cameras, get busy–from the… |
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Justin Bieber: Never Say Never $6.99 From YouTube sensation to global superstar, Justin Bieber has won the hearts of fans wherever he goes. Shot during his 2010 tour, this documentary/concert film features Bieber performing his biggest hits and encountering such celebrities as Miley Cyrus, Jaden Smith, Usher Raymond, and Boyz II Men while retaining his core values and never letting fame go to his head. Not in 3-D. 105 min. Widescreen… |
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Led Zeppelin $14.95 FACTORY SEALED – RELEASED 2003… |
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In Concert [VHS] $19.98 The buildup to this historic concert film is nearly as exciting as the actual spectacle of the sole surviving Wailer working out on the stage of NYC’s famous Madison Square Garden arena. By 1986, the year of this concert, both Bob Marley and Peter Tosh were gone, and Wailer had not been seen abroad in at least 10 years, reportedly because of a fear of flying. Very few artists can make their comeba… |
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Bob Dylan – The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration [VHS] $39.98 … |
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Sold Out at Madison Square Garden [Blu-ray] $7.99 Studio: Sony Music Release Date: 12/16/2008… |
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John Lennon – Madison Square Garden T-Shirt John Lennon t-shirt with artwork for promoting rare 1972 video concert in New York City on the front. Printed on a black 100% cotton t-shirt…. |
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Jay-Z Answer The Call Madison Square Garden T-Shirt Tee White XL $24.00 Soft white tee from Jay-Z’s performance Answer the Call in Madison Square Garden…. |
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: The First 25 Years $16.49 The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is the most famous rock and roll institution in the world. In 2009, the Hall of Fame celebrated its twenty-fifth year with numerous events in Cleveland and a two-day anniversary filmed concert on October 29 and 30, 2009 at Madison Square Garden. A four-hour edited version appeared on HBO. An illustrated, vibrant book commemorating the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s twe… |
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Garden of Dreams: Madison Square Garden 125 Years $10.65 AUCTION DESCRIPTION… |