Gurdjieff. Tibetan Dance.

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Gurdjieff#s Tibetan dance. Most probably only known as a piece of piano music. Here it is presented in a more rustic or ethnic version by Makmed the Miller.
Three string Pipa and whirler.
Makmed is a founder member of Forgotten Fish Memory Orchestra
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[@steviewax]

We need to be reminded of the beauty of pure melody and Not always the force of large orchestration.

[@harrypartch]

I think Gurdjieff wrote the melodies on a little street harmonium. Later, his friend Thomas de Hartmann made them into pieces of 'European Music'

[@user-nb4ex5zk3w]

I love those simple innocent notes all in a line.

[@claudiodelbi4143]

All in a line.... che vuol dire?

[@Bangladesh0489]

Wooo..mind blowing. 🎶🎵
Warm greetings from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@georgesmith7144]

Wonderful ;)
George Gurdjieff used to say, “My whole teaching can be condensed into one word, and that is disidentification.”
Don’t identify with the mind
Osho

[@essencedao]

Wow this is so beautiful!! Thank you! I wish i could listen to it on Spotify!

[@harrypartch]

Hi there. The tune is available on bandcamp.
makmedthemiller.bandcamp.com/

[@essencedao]

@@harrypartch thank you!

[@fredawmusic9631]

a real treasure. Thank you.

[@mysticx33]

beautiful

[@beatrizlopez8361]

Wanderful ❤

[@Chann-Chan]

So cool

[@zissumanter]

Thanks!

[@tashilhamo9807]

Beautiful 🌺

[@yado1882]

just lovely. please keep it up🙌

[@TERRA8581]

Sublime

[@rubengrau8550]

Great dear Harry

[@mariaofeliagonzalezsedeno8717]

🔷☑️🔷🔷☑️. Mil gracias

[@gloriabertran1894]

Hermoso

[@simonortiz4884]

Hermoso!.

[@miguelriquelme8134]

Gracias!

[@user-nb4ex5zk3w]

Do you know 'wedding of the Mongolian racing tadpoles'.

[@aldoraccagni]

Eccezionale, come sempre. Un buon momento di presenza. Grazie. 😉

[@harrypartch]

Thanks for that.

[@FauxFoe]

🙏

[@mreutlinger]

Is there anyway to get the sheet music to this?

[@leonardoborges8605]

dººb!

[@kalita210]

What is that he is spinning an why? Thanks

[@harrypartch]

It is an instrument from the old Soviet Union ethnic regions, one of the 'Stans'. It has no real relation to the music of Gurdjieff but it is used here just to give a more ethnic feel to what is meant to be an expression of Tibetan folk music. Thanks for your interest.

[@zopilotepurpura9476]

Bien por Ringo!

[@anthonyvalenti9093]

Where’s the dance?

[@harrypartch]

You know if there was a clip that said A Polish Mazurka by Chopin, you wouldn't expect to see Chopin himself having a knees up. It would be a piece of music.
Thanks for watching.
(Maybe you could dance to it actually, if you want)

[@federicoboccignone7628]

@@harrypartch
in your soul!