Buddhist Music Played by Chinese Traditional Instruments

　　Buddhist music， or so-called `Sanskrit Music，` is originally a form of Buddhist chant companioned by simple ceremonial instruments to glorify and eulogize Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. After being adopted by the Chinese Buddhists， it embodied the features of Chinese traditional music， thus causing the Sanskrit music developed in China to have a greater variation in style and content. The music itself is of utmost tranquility which uplifts the mind and spirit to transcendence.

The Music Created and Developed at Tse Hua Temple II

The Sanskrit Music for Reciting the Name of Buddha

The Sanskrit Music of Formosa

Buddhist Music in China--Symphony

Hanshan Temple

Prajna-The Great Wisdom 2CD

Sanskrit Music for Reciting the Name of Buddha--Symphony

Pure Land

The Imagery of Huangshan Mountain

Born

The Moon of West Lake

Tibetan Dream

The Jewelled Hall of Great Hero

The Sound of Bell Emitted in the Evening from an Ancient Temple

The Verse of Repentance

Bowing and Making Vow through Reciting the Name of Buddha

The Buddha`s Light at O Mei Mountain

The Waves of Sea along Putala Mountain

Buddhist Music in China I

The Music Created and Developed at Tse Hua Temple 1

Avatamsaka--Buddhist Music in China II

The Sound of Bell Emitted in the Evening from an Ancient Temple II

Monk Jian Zhen

Master Xuan Zang

A Path Follows the Cloud

Serenity of Bodhi -- Buddhist Music & Mantras Collection2CD