Sri Chinmoy Singing His Compositions

Sri Chinmoy sings mantras from the Upanishads

Sri Chinmoy sings one of his most significant songs – Bhulite Diyona Prabhu

In this studio recording, Sri Chinmoy sings and plays 27 songs on the flute, harmonium and cello.

The third recording from “My Unfailing Harpsichord-Friend” includes a selection of songs sung by Sri Chinmoy accompanied by the harpsichord.

Sri Chinmoy offers a soulful vocal tribute to the great Spiritual Masters.

“Illumination-Song and Liberation-Dance” recorded by Sri Chinmoy in April, 1976

Sri Chinmoy sings Bengali songs with the harmonium.

Sri Chinmoy singing 37 Bengali songs accompanied by a synthesizer.

My Pilot Supreme is Sri Chinmoy’s fourth recording, with several soulful songs sung by Sri Chinmoy accompanied by the harmonium.

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy’s singing from a collection called “Transcendence-Perfection”

In this recording, Sri Chinmoy sings the first 20 songs of the latest 100 songs which he composed in Malaysia

Sri Chinmoy sings songs dedicated to the Indian cosmic gods and goddesses.

First 50 songs in Sri Chinmoy’s collection of One Thousand Lotus Petals songbook.

In this album, Sri Chinmoy sings 37 short English songs. These songs are based on simple aphorisms about the spiritual life.

Selected Verses from the Upanishads, set to music by Sri Chinmoy

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Sri Chinmoy sings Bengali-English songs.

A collection of instrumental and vocal performances of some of Sri Chinmoy’s most classic songs, originally released as an LP in 1977.

Sri Chinmoy sings ten Bengali songs from 1977. Also four esraj tracks.

First released in 1972, a selection of Sri Chinmoy’s poems set to music from his book “My Flute”

72 of Sri Chinmoy’s English poems set to music – taken from his collection “Ten-Thousand Flower-Flames”

Originally released as an LP in 1972, this album features Sri Chinmoy singing some of his own songs, some written by his brother Chittaranjan Ghose and sister Lily Ghose, and some written by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee and Birendra Shekhar Palit.

Sri Chinmoy sings ten utterances of Lord Krishna from India’s sacred book

Early recordings of Sri Chinmoy’s singing

Sri Chinmoy joins Satyajit Saha’s Group as they present a devotional poem written by his brother Hriday. (Recording from 18 October 2006)

Sri Chinmoy sings the word “gratitude” in this recording from 13 April 1986