Namgyal Lhamo

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Oh Mah Hung 02:42 Tools
Gya Nagpo Ta 00:00 Tools
Chaba Chuyi 00:00 Tools
Changkha 00:00 Tools
Om mah hung 00:00 Tools
Acho Soetop 00:00 Tools
Jhola Tashi 00:00 Tools
Alahyeh 00:00 Tools
Shigatse 00:00 Tools
Amaleho 00:00 Tools
Turquoise Dream 00:00 Tools
Duk Sansang 00:00 Tools
Pangye Metok 00:00 Tools
Nenyi Samdup 00:00 Tools
Golden River 00:00 Tools
Nang tso ya ya 00:00 Tools
Tongni (Emptiness, Prayer for His Holiness) 00:00 Tools
Nima Lhasa (A Day in Lhasa) 00:00 Tools
Yitrok khyi thokpo 00:00 Tools
Chang Ya-re 00:00 Tools
Plateau Breeze 00:00 Tools
Gampha lhamo 00:00 Tools
Rang Yul 00:00 Tools
Yaghi khang-ri 00:00 Tools
Phala Migchik, Namgyal Lhamo 00:00 Tools
Angun Thoenpo (High Blue Sky) 04:58 Tools
Chang gana 00:00 Tools
Mani Sukyi Nyma 00:00 Tools
Aima Gangri (Ode to the Snow Mountains) 00:00 Tools
Chola Tashi 00:00 Tools
Mani 00:00 Tools
Orog Nachung (Black Crow, High in the Mountain Tree) 00:00 Tools
Aa duwa 00:00 Tools
Chang Hokmen (Prayer to Be Reborn in Tushita) 00:00 Tools
Shalung tak 00:00 Tools
Nangtso yaya 00:00 Tools
Ohm ah hung 00:00 Tools
Yihong lhase 00:00 Tools
Gasushey (Musical Offering) 00:00 Tools
Gyatso Trishin (Ocean Land) 00:00 Tools
Pangyen methok 00:00 Tools
Paradise Lost 00:00 Tools
Dadul Nyenkyong (Subduing Enemies and Protecting Friends) 00:00 Tools
Changkha, Namgyal Lhamo 00:00 Tools
Wen sermo 00:00 Tools
Gyentsenri (Praising the Ganden Potang and Its Wishfullfilling Gem) 00:00 Tools
Rang Yu 00:00 Tools
Lalami (Interdependence) 00:00 Tools
Chang whokmun 00:00 Tools
Aa Dua 00:00 Tools
Relpa Thungso (Celebrating Milarepa) 00:00 Tools
Changsem (Awakening Mind) 00:00 Tools
Dhangsonla (Tamin the Sage Mountain) 00:00 Tools
Dhungkarla (Dhungkarla Mountain) 00:00 Tools
Chang Whokmum 00:00 Tools
Ghampo Lhamo 00:00 Tools
Jang Ya-Rei 00:00 Tools
Jang ya rei 00:00 Tools
Alahyem 00:00 Tools
Khamsum Wangdu (Conqueror of the Three Continents 00:00 Tools
Phala Migchik 00:00 Tools
Jhola Tashi (Auspicious Song) 00:00 Tools
Aa duwa (17th Century, Tibet) 00:00 Tools
Mani Sukyi Nymi 00:00 Tools
Daktod Karpo (White Rocky Mountains) 00:00 Tools
Shalungtak 00:00 Tools
Golden River (Instrumental) 00:00 Tools
Shalung Tak (16th Century, Tibet) 00:00 Tools
Hona-La (Nature's Good Omens for the Yabshi Family and for Tibet) 00:00 Tools
Tongni - Emptiness, Prayer for His Holiness 00:00 Tools
Lalami - Interdependence 00:00 Tools
Plateau Breeze (Instrumental) 00:00 Tools
Shalungdak (Mount Shalungdak) 00:00 Tools
Gyalwai Tenshu (Long Life Prayer for His Holiness) 00:00 Tools
Gangri Rawai (Long Life Prayer for His Holiness) 00:00 Tools
Zompa Namsung (Three Auspicious Omens in Nature 00:00 Tools
Nima Lhasa - A Day in Lhasa 00:00 Tools
Rigya Samten (Song in Praise of His Holiness) 00:00 Tools
Orog Nachung - Black Crow, High in the Mountain Tree 00:00 Tools
Gyatso Trishin - Ocean Land 00:00 Tools
Aima Gangri - Ode to the Snow Mountains 00:00 Tools
Rang Yu (My Own Country) Dance Song 00:00 Tools
Turqoise Dream 00:00 Tools
Gasushey - Musical Offering 00:00 Tools
Relpa Thungso - Celebrating Milarepa 00:00 Tools
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Singer, Songwriter, Actor and Performing Artist Namgyal Lhamo originally hails from Shigatse in Tibet. Winner of the Best Female Singer award at the 2007 Tibetan music awards, Namgyal Lhamo took to singing at a very young age and was chosen to be trained at the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts in Dharamsala, India established by the Dalai Lama, to preserve the cultural identity of Tibetans by keeping alive their artistic traditions and by sharing them with the world. She studied with the most important Tibetan music teachers of post war Tibet. In this way she stepped into the tradition of the various kinds of classical and folk music of her country. Her “Nangma” and “Toeshe” interpretations – classical Tibetan songs from the 17th century – are renowned among Tibetans worldwide. Impressive also are her “Lu” interpretations - nomadic sounds from Amdo and Kham. Beside that Namgyal Lhamo plays various traditional instruments, such as the dranyen (Tibetan lute) and the gyumang (Tibetan celesta). Her singing is an eclectic amalgam of science and soul with layers, tones and textures that define the form of a particular song. Lhamo's training and discipline through concerts and performances throughout the world over the years has given rise to an exclusive sound that emits multi layering within her songs that create a rich ambience that is reflective of their highland origin. Namgyal Lhamo is based in the Netherlands. Her latest Albums (Pure & Enchanted Land-Deep Emotions/Silk Road) were released in September 2007 throughout Europe. She and her sister, Chukie Tethong, joined Gang Chenpa. Official Web Site: www.namgyallhamo.com Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.