Sheila Chandra - Speaking in Tongues II (live at World In The Park 1992)

[@BarbaraJLitchfield]

She is so beautiful and her voice is clear!

[@viniciusramos9316]

Clear message, clear structure, easy to understand, thank you

[@annrenee3265]

So beautiful.. This is the music I love & your voice is sublime Sheila

[@gatgatfester]

I'll always remember the first time I heard this. Just incredible. Thank you, Sheila and Real World for sharing this.

[@Nathalie-f9x]

Pure art , its. amazing , thank you very much ❤❤❤

[@riccardomusiu510]

Wooow!!! Sheila you're amaziiiiiing!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😉✌💖💖💖👍👍👍😄😄🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@helmutsecke3529]

Oh aye, she’s grand and so she is now.

[@adamXVI]

Beautifully done Sheila✨❤️❤️❤️✨

[@damedecoeur6557]

Pure Art , thank you !

[@pennykelley2470]

So calming

[@louisbaker5528]

Fantastic!

[@Vakubli]

Flying on her voice.

[@Sunshine-zm1fx]

This is just beautiful.

[@silverwheel]

oh please oh please oh please release the full set!

[@sheilachandra0000]

Sadly there are technical issues with some of the other tracks..... It was recorded long before social media and we never thought it'd be used in a context like this. Some of the tracks are okay, like this one. Others would take some fixing...

[@InclusiveMusicUK]

Genius xxx

[@scotttaylor2317]

Its similar to the Eastman musical beat counting system in the US. 1 Ta-te-ta 2 ta-te-ta and such. Its too complicated for me to type out here, but its more of an art form in India, and its not a language (unless your considering a musical language) and its not speaking in tongues (unless you consider each language is a different "tongue".) Sheila Chandra, you are a beautiful artist! Jai Bhagwan 💚🙏💙

[@rahoolmukherjee]

This is Indian classical music...if I say in a most simplified way!!!!

[@desireerogers7123]

One of the greatest male dance solo's ever created is choreographed to this song....by Robert Battle. Check out Alvin Ailey Takademe

[@francescodefilippis-w1v]

Grazie Sheila Chandra francesco de filippis

[@dharris4318]

Marvelous! 🤍

[@nidan3280]

Asmr in 92

[@XoihaOsla]

Where were you in 92’ where were you in 92’- m.i.a.

[@hanalama]

AMAZING, thank you :)

[@flaviaalmeida3501]

Maravilhosa!!

[@HUB-STEER]

This chant reminds me this song - "3 Of Life - Santa Catarina"

[@ancientruins2856]

Sheila, where are you now as you are amazing

[@ivandovranic5834]

Was that a question? If so, bad news. She no longer sings (or speaks, or laughs) because of Burning Mouth Syndrome she somehow.. contracted? Developed? No one rly knows bc BMS is less researched at this point than Coronavirus. It doesn't kill you, you see: it only makes you mute. A damn shame for her cause she was fabulous.

[@Kaypee777]

@@ivandovranic5834 This is so very sad. As someone who slowly and eventually went deaf, I can still hardly imagine how hard this must be for her. I pray someone finds a solution to her ailment. I went deaf from taking Cipro long term, nobody is really researching that either and there are probably millions of people suffering from chronic fatigue - cns issues - tendon tears & ruptures, heart issues.. on and on. Anyways I am hearing her voice electronically and I am still learning to adjust but can tell she had an amazing gift. Prayers for her!!

[@maykstuff]

Jade Cicada brought me here. Amazing 🤍

[@auauberguehospedagemcaes7369]

This song remember me a Indy film Pournami.

[@holy_grail326]

impeccable

[@DSDNT_]

Awesome! Thanks for share!

[@elvilopez.-1568]

Maravilloso , maravillosa !!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼✨✨✨✨👏👏👏👏

[@kalimboo6708]

Maravillosa!!

[@paulwhetstone0473]

The best!

[@Happyticcer]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@avrahammoskowitz143]

Now go check out Speaking In Tongues by Jade Cicada.

[@Theheatedhen666]

How come everyone is saying she can't sing anymore? Didn't she just sing for the return of the king soundtrack? Was it that long ago?

[@Aranzahas]

Yes approx 21 years ago. 2002. She got sick in 2009 😔

[@chihuang-qg2rz]

​@@Aranzahascheck dior india 😂

[@lesliewilson1154]

She developed a rare neurological disorder called Burning Mouth Syndrome. Not only can she not sing, she can’t speak, laugh or cry without intense pain. Poor woman, how awful that must be.

[@sphexes]

Urzula Dudziak created an album doing this same vocal technique with the jazz of Michael Urbaniak.

[@stukevideo]

Sheila has come down with the rare "burning mouth disease", so she can't sing or even talk. But she is a wonderful and a strong woman, and is now making ends meet as a writer.

[@christinavonsiebenbeurgen]

@arminvanbuuren a fun one with many uses.

[@hariwilson8821]

"⚘"

[@Funkroza]

Reminds me of Ummagumma

[@gustavomartinezmena2463]

Una tabla humana

[@silverbackdp]

Am the scat man... Beee ba ba po po po!

[@miami8089]

She has nice lips

[@shimemametan]

シュガーシュガーを見て来ました🌽

[@arigatothankyou5997]

竹田高田武田〜♫Sheila❤️🇯🇵

[@karenlong5146]

Why does she have a pink hospital bracelet on her arm in this video?

[@sheilachandra0000]

It was my artists pass to the festival.

[@Tjtingz]

Who wrote the title of this video lmao,

[@ChristosKarantais-i5j]

Lyrics? 😆

[@josemanuelsanchez1121]

My old bike sound like this 2:23

[@Halloween1966]

Need the lyrics for this song 😂

[@ranjitamaharana1928]

Tongue. Eksoh. Saig

[@user-rv4ix3zr2e]

だれか和訳お願いします

[@polixeni8312]

light language before it was cool .

[@michaelfrantz975]

hahahahahaha

[@TheBlissCatalyst]

It’s just sounds...lol Gibberish! Silly people want to make it something special. It’s called vocal scatting.

[@polixeni8312]

@@tatunka8043 apparently the jokes have left this universe , because people get offended and into conclusions in an instant click. 😂 to assume that I don’t appreciate her talents and her effort is stupid. Then to assume that because of my reference to light language I try to diminish any of this is stupid too. Then to answer your question I have many special talents as I am sure all people do. So please stop the comparisons between me, her or anyone to make a point because it says more about you than it says about me.

[@polixeni8312]

@@tatunka8043 also I know exactly what speaking in tongue’s means. All children of this world at some point communicate with this type of language. Then I made a small comment joke , because speaking in tongues comes from the heart not the mind, so does light language. You see the connection? Child heart speaking tongues light language?

[@youreapwhatyousow6057]

speaking in tongues demonic

[@TheWildWahine]

Just shut it and listen to this beautiful music. 🙄 #cosmickilljoy

[@frenzinad]

This is not speaking in tongues... Don't be deceived

[@maslackica12]

Would you please define what is speaking in tongues for you?

[@arthurrod7638]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6bVmZ2id9qgZtE Chill guys, it's just Indian classical music... I'm Indian, but I was more into Led Zep etc, so I cannot tell you exactly what kind of Indian classical... I just know that it's "heavy stuff" 😳👌😁 PS if you look at the comments in the video link I posted 👆, the real musicians appreciate it even more, because they understand the intricacy of the rhythm etc. God bless 🙏

[@Sunshine-zm1fx]

Everything is not Christo-centric. Calm your jets.

[@disgruntledgoatiam]

You're an idiot and keep your bullshit to yourself.

[@tmcdougal6725]

You're right. It's called Light Language. 💫

[@roems6396]

Takadadakitadkakatakdada? Seriously? Your are clearly repeating simple sounds. This is nowhere near an actual language. There are no words or syntax. Do you really believe you are saying something? You sound nice, and your inflections with the microphone reverb can be soothing. But to claim that this is a language is hard to swallow.

[@celinee.9562]

Try it ?

[@roems6396]

Celine E. Try what? Making a bunch of nonsense sounds? I already know that I, and everyone else, can do it. There’s even a musical genre call skat based on it.

[@roems6396]

Celine E. You can even see by her hand motions that it is much more akin to musical sounds than a language. There’s nothing wrong with that, but claiming it is a language is demonstrably false. Linguists have studied speaking in tongues, and they have shown that it is merely base sounds (phonemes) based on the speaker’s native language, because languages that have different phonemes speak in tongues using only their own phonemes. People who claim to translate have been proven not to be able to repeat those claims when similar sounds were used at different times. Nor could they repeat the translation when the same sounds were recorded and played back later.

[@sheilachandra0000]

This is not a language. They are onomatopoeic syllables related to tabla drums with North Indian classical patterns and where unlike their use in classical music, I break up the time cycles deliberately. The name 'Speaking in Tongues' refers more to the emotional effect than anything literal.

[@maaikegee]

Speaking in tongues... I guess it's just the title ;-) Probably because ithe source of this beautiful piece stems from improvisation and inspiration, rather than a preset piece of music. Interestingly, there's a whole area in linguistics that researches the sound systems of drum languages in various cultures: Indian pakhawaj (bols) and tabla (konnakol) for instance, or African drum languages (the latter are actually used for communication, even though they don't have words). And what's remarkable is that drum languages show many similarities to spoken languages in their phonological system. That is, in describing pakhawaj sounds, there's a comparable sound-classification-system as in natural language (dha - ta corresponds to voiced - voiceless in hindi/sanskrit, and in different places of articulation on the drum). So true, there may be no meaning that's conveyed in bols or konnakol (and therefore, it's not a proper language), but the sound systems can be described in a phonological framework, making it a linguistics subject in its own right. And you're right, there's a musical genre called scat. It has its origins in the very music that Ms. Chandra is singing here ;-)

[@АнатолийТитов-т3д]

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