Shaman - according to religious beliefs, a person endowed
with special abilities to communicate with spirits and supernatural powers,
entering into an ecstatic state...
Shamanic music includes both music used as part of
shamans' rituals and music that refers to, or draws on, this. A shaman's ritual
is a ritual and not a musical performance, and this shapes its musical
dimension. In shamanism the shaman has a more active musical role than the
medium in spirit-possession. A shaman uses various ways of making sounds to
which different purposes are ascribed. Of particular importance are the
shaman's song and shaman's drumming. Recently in Siberia, music groups drawing
on a knowledge of shamanic culture have emerged. In the West shamanism has served
as an imagined background to musics meant to alter a listener's state of mind.
Korea and Tibet are two cultures where the music of shamanic ritual has
interacted closely with other traditions... The shaman's song - or algysh in Tuvan - is personal to the shaman and
tells of her or his birth-place, initiation, ancestral pedigree, special gifts
and special connections to particular spirits. The melody and words are
composed by the shaman and generally remain the same throughout the shaman's
professional life. The algysh is often sung near the beginning of the ritual
and accompanied by drumming on the dungur drum. It serves to remind the shaman
of their shamanic identity and power. It proclaims the shaman's abilities and
announces the shaman to the spirits. In some traditions the shaman's song may
be broken up into short sections, varied and recombined in different
performances.. 
Korea is the only country where shamanism appears to have
been a state religion practiced by the literate classes, during the Three
Kingdoms Period (57BC-668AD). Under successive dynasties shamanism was
gradually relegated to a popular or folk status with the arrival of
Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. The early official status of shamanism is
the probable explanation for the fact that shamanic ritual in Korea developed
highly complex and established forms. Correspondingly the music used in
shamanic rituals is more elaborate in Korea than elsewhere. Furthermore, since
the emergence of Korean contemporary nationalism, there has been a strong and
sustained state intervention to preserve artistic traditions
Korean Shaman Music Ensenble - GUNG GUNG
a korean female shaman's performance
Korea female shaman : exorcist :(psychic) medium
Before Buddhism came to Tibet, the local form of
shamanism was Bön. Bön developed into an organised religion. When Buddhism
arrived, both religions began competing with each other, and incorporated many
of each other's practices. The Bön shaman's drum on a pole became part of
Tibetan Buddhist ritual music ensembles. Also, the shang - a kind of
bell-cymbal - became incorporated in Buddhist rituals. It was formerly only
used by shamans to clear away negative energy before shamanic rituals . The
practice of giving a sonorous identity to deities, of calling them and sending
them back by means of sounds, may well have entered Tibetan Buddhist ritual
from Bön tradition
TIBETAN BUDDHIST SONG
Tibetan Flute - Deep Tibetan music
Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Music
A shaman may use different sounds for different ritual
purposes
A very important element in Siberian shamanism is the use
of hanging metallic objects - possibly including small bells - attached to the
shaman's ritual cloak and to the inside of the drum and also sometimes to the
beater. This sets up a continuously moving sound field, heard as a single
complex sound].A further element is the spatialisation of sound brought about
not only by the shaman's movement, but also by techniques of singing into the
drum to create the illusion of the voice coming from elsewhere. Different
individual shamans and different local traditions may use different sounds. For
example, in the south of Tuva and in Mongolia the khomus, or jaw harp is
commonly used in shamanising ...
Particular sounds, like bells, may be used for purifying
the place in which the ritual is to be performed..]. This is because a ritual
involving contact with the spirits is always potentially dangerous, and one of
the dangers is that of pollution.
A bell may also be used for calling or sending back
spirits... Shamans will also imitate the sounds of birds and animals in order
to call spirits... Sami shamanic singing, called Joik, is also about summoning,
for example, animal spirits, rather than singing about them or representing
them: the spirit is experienced as being present..
Within shamanic ritual, sound can also be used as a
healing power, conceived as a way of directing spiritual energy from the shaman
into an afflicted person.. In Tuva sick
persons are said to have been healed by the sound of a stringed instrument made
from a tree struck by lightning.
Anugama - Shamanic Journey
SHAMANs from Russian Baikal
SIBERIAN SHAMANISM. SACRED SECRET
Nagual (shaman music)
Valley of Dead (SHAMAN music)
Inner Mongolian Shaman's Possession Ceremony
Tuva: Shamans and Spirits
Kamal - Water Healing (Shamanic Healing)
Native American Indian Spirit of Meditation
Words of wisdom from Native American Elders
Indian Vision - Chirapaq
Sacred Medicine
Voices of the Wind - Native American
Looking for North - Sacred Spirit
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Shaman drums
Most diseases come from out of sync with his human world
... The dance and song with a tambourine help a person to synchronize again... The sounds of live drums, leave no one indifferent, and
instantly win your heart. Drum rhythms are easily seen not only among youth but
also prized bohemian audience, like children, and become the soul of old
people...
shamanic drumming (clean)
Africa. Drums and dance shaman.
Shamanic Journey Drumming
Shamanic Drumming- Theta Binaural Waves
Shamanic Trance
Attract Love- Subliminals, Theta Waves
Šamanas (asketas, elgetaujantis vienuolis) – šamanizmo
žynys, burtininkas, tarpininkas tarp žmonių ir dvasių...
Jis ekstazės būsenoje
bendrauja su dvasiomis, atlieka tam tikrą maginį ritualą, dėvi ypatingus
drabužius, papuošalus...
Šamanizmas yra plati sąvoka apimanti daugelį įvairių
„praktikų“ visame pasaulyje... Kartais labai skirtinguose kraštuose atliekami
panašūs ritualai - Amerikos indėnų, eskimų, Suomijos lapių, Sibiro, Korėjos,
Tibeto ar Graikijos tautelių ...
Šamanas, panaudodamas dvasias ar nematerialius
objektus, gali sugrąžinti prarastą sveikatą... Gydydamas jis sugrąžina pamestas
dalis iš ligonio sielos, taip pat išvalo energiją...
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