#Ong namo guru dev namo mirabai ceiba series#

“We wish to create this space where people can come to a quiet place inside themselves, where they can really listen,” Angelika adds. “We go to Argentina and sing there, and two months later we’re in Amsterdam singing the same songs and people connect with them in a similar way. “Where language stops, music begins,” says Markus. Much like the sacred tree, Mirabai Ceiba’s roots run deep, and their branches reach out to take the world in a musical love embrace. The Ceiba is the sacred tree of Latin America. Mirabai (1490-1547) was a legendary Hindu devotional singer. The name Mirabai Ceiba reflects the couple’s pan- global perspective. They met at a street fair during Edinburgh’s Fringe Festival and quickly formed an alliance both romantic and musical. She’s of Mexican and German heritage, born in Tucson, Arizona, and raised in a small village near Mexico City.

Markus and Angelika come from different parts of the globe.

#Ong namo guru dev namo mirabai ceiba series#

Together, they’ve created a series of acclaimed, exquisitely-realized studio albums and concert experiences that immerse listeners in a shimmering world of transcendent wonder. But it ultimately transcends any label you try to put on it-except for “beautiful.” In it, we hear the loving heart-play of two gifted musicians and singers-the husband-and-wife team of Markus Sieber and Angelika Baumbach.

The sound is easy to love, but hard to categorize. The music of Mirabai Ceiba draws the listener into a gossamer web of gently plucked strings, stately piano arpeggios, subtle vocal interplay and poetic lyricism.