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AmarAtma Singh Khalsa
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Peace: Music for Palliative Care
An album of healing music by vibraphonist Chris Dingman, recorded as he performed it for his father during his time in hospice care
A resource by Chris Dingman
The music of Peace sets an atmosphere of calm and compassion, to help soothe, heal, and carry you through life’s challenges.
Dingman casts an entrancing atmosphere throughout, creating layers of ethereal sounds – poignant melodies, swirling textures, and undulating pedal tones. It’s an immersive listening experience that many have described as transportive, meditative, and deeply healing.
My Inspiration
“A miracle has happened through this music. It has transformed me over and over again. It has made me stronger, made me want to live life again.”
- Joe Dingman
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