Kirtan comes in many shapes and sizes, from the slow and meditative, through to the rip-roaring, drum-pounding, dance-til-you drop. There's a kirtan for every occasion! And it doesn't in the least matter how you chant - the effect is always the same - an unburdening of the heart and mind and a lasting upsurge of bouyancy. The ancient texts concerning kirtan state that there are no hard and fast rules for chanting - chant wherever, whenever and however you like. But chant!As we've been following Gaura vani in recent months, on his mantralogy tour, here's a sample of the more exuberant style of kirtan, recorded in the UK in August. Click here.
Above: Traditional kirtan in India.

1 comments:
hare krsna
sorry to say that your info is wrong on the picture. the kirtan was at bcc (bhaktivedanta cultural center) during the installation of sri sri gaura-nitai (garaunga-roi) at seberang perai, penang, malaysia. i was there video taping the whole evnt.
haribol
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