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Seattle's WORLD MEDITATION ENSEMBLE is an imaginative and respectful tribute to traditions and culture worldwide. The all-volunteer organization promotes peace with cohesive celebration of the commonality of human spirit. Programs and activities are based on the premise that compassionate global community is possible.
Our recordings create funding for American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund, SEVA (Sanskrit for "Service") Foundation, which trains midwives, saves the sight of children, and more for Native Americans, and those in Guatemala, Mexico, Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Tanzania, and Tibet.
Excerpt from the World Meditation Ensemble Mission Statement:
"We collaborate in partnerships to perform, document and teach sacred and meditational music from around the world. We work towards ending needless suffering, forging solutions with others that are sustainable and which honor local cultures and traditions.
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"We move with the wisdom of communities who know what is needed to preserve their dignity, health and traditions. The heart of compassion links us in service to each other."
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Award-winning Composer and Music Producer Richard Vanceunebrouck-Werth (RVW) has successfully directed the group since 2001 in its nearly 200 concerts in sacred and secular spaces throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Tens of thousands have been touched by the recorded music of WORLD MEDITATION ENSEMBLE, as shown by the high ratings achieved on international charts.
Nominated 2005 and 2006 for the SEATTLE MAYOR'S ART AWARD, WORLD MEDITATION ENSEMBLE has performed for the benefit of Seattle Public Parks, King County Libraries, community events, and many churches, synagogues, temples, sacred groves, and a monastery. |