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Dear Friends, as Chairman of the Tibet Care Foundation, and a board member of TRANSFORM , the Trondheim World Music Festival, I am very happy to announce that there will be a concert with the Tibetan - Nepali nun Ani Choying Dolma in Trondheim on October 31.   The Concert will be held in Vår Frue Kirke, and the income from the concert will help finance Choying's Arya Tara School in Nepal, that provides both monastic and secular education for girls from poor families.    See Ani Choying Dolma in concert on You Tube  

Get tickets here   Billettservice:  Tlf  815 33 133   7-eleven    Narvesen     Posten

Hope to see you there.    Warm regards from Sonia Loinsworth 

Singer and composer Sonia Loinsworth gives concerts with her own compositions for some of the Tibetan Buddhist Mantras. Inspired by Hindustani, the classical northern Indian music, harmonic chant and Gregorian chant, Sonia blends the traditional with contemporary music in her musical expression. Sonia has released two critically acclaimed albums with her own compositions for Tibetan Mantras, and tours in Europe.  Her albums are particularly appreciated for their musical and meditative depth, and serve as a powerful support for a meditation practice. They are also in use in yoga clasess, at meditation/awareness workshops, subtle energy and bodywork sessions, etc.   Listen to music at MySpace

In concert, Sonia focuses on the deepening potential of the mantrachant. She gives soloconcerts and sings with musicians who have been trained in the classical northern-Indian tradition, Hindustani. 

Sonia writes an article series on the relation between music and spiritual practice in the major world traditions, for the Norwegian magazine VISION. A new article has been published on Mantrachant as Spiritual Practice and can be read here. Norwegian only.

NY ARTIKKEL LAGT UT HER   Sonia skriver en artikkelserie om sammenhengen mellom musikk og spiritualitet i de store verdenstradisjonene for det norske magasinet Visjon.  Fokuset ligger på hvordan mennesker i ulike kulturer har brukt musikk som en kanal for åndelig praksis. Artiklene gjengis her etterhvert som de har stått på trykk.  Den 9. artikkelen i serien handler om Mantrasang og -resitasjon som Spirituell Praksis, og er nå lagt ut her.

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Hit: 5 Stars
Where more popular artists in the mantra-world rely on a rather watered down and sugary presentation of these ancient sounds, Sonia Loinsworth makes them western and yet preserves all the depth and healing power.

This norwegian singer and practising buddhist has a deep and rich voice, well schooled technically and sings with both passion and a spirituality that transfers to the listener. She uses multitracked vocals, sounding like a whole monasrty! backed by inventive keyboards by Frode Fjellheim.

I have used this CD a couple of years for meditation and healing purposes and it's as enriching and profound today as the first time I heard it.

One of the best mantra-CDs                           Get CD here - Free Shipping   

Dear Friends,

Many people have asked me about the concert clip from the Cathedral of Nidaros (you can view it to the right on this website), and I would like to share this story with you.
When the TSUNAMI hit Southern Asia on Dec. 26th 2004, many norwegians were affected by it. Many experienced a strongly traumatic day that turned into weeks and months, when their beloved ones never returned from the raging waters of the holiday paradise of Thailand.