Prarthana - Shri Durga  : The Complete Prayer     [Set 2 Music CDs]

Prarthana - Shri Durga : The Complete Prayer [Set 2 Music CDs]

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Author: Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia
Publisher: Music Today
Year: 2006
Language: Music
Pages: N/A
ISBN/UPC (if available): D 0614 A/B

Description

This album of Prarthana Shri Durga features all the most important and popular shlokas, chants and prayers on the powerful Goddess Durga. The Goddess is believed to possess powers that destroy all evils. Shri Durga is an incarnation of Devi and a unified symbol of all divine forces. The music in the album, composed by the legendary flute maestro Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia, brings out these very divine aspects of the Goddess. The music evokes the feeling of complete surrender and devotion to the Goddess.

PRARTHANA Series

Prarthana is the first of its kind series, offering the listener a complete devotional experience comprising all prayers and chants that will fulfill the spiritual offering to God. Composed by legends Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia and Pandit Shiva Kumar Sharma, every album in this series of 10 albums is dedicated to one deity alone and covers all aspects of a daily prayer. Divinely high on melody, Prarthana is the most deeply researched and exhaustive spiritual series available.

Guidance on text has been given by Sanskrit scholar Professor Vachaspati Maudgalya & on pronunciation by Dr. B. P. Vyas.

This Music CD carries following Tracks:

CD – 1
Shri Durga Gayatri
Shri Durga Manasa Puja
Shri Tantrokta Devi Suktam
Shri Nava Durga Stotram
Shri Durga Ashtottarashatanamastotram
Shri Durga Saptashati Samputa Mantra
Shri Argala Stotram

CD-2

Shri Durga Atharvasheersham
Shri Durga Kavacham
Shri Durga Chalisa
Shri Durga Ki Aarti- Jai Ambe Gauri
Shri Durga Durgaapadhuddhar Stotram
Shri Devyaparaadhakshamaapana Stotram
Kshama Prarthana