Sacred Sites of the Dalai Lamas
Steve’s latest film project, a documentary with Michael Wiese (mwp.com/YouTube) on our pilgrimage to Tibet, is rolling out around the world in screenings and film festivals.
As I was planning my pilgrimage to Tibet several years ago with my teacher Glenn Mullin, I called my good friend, filmmaker Michael Wiese, to see if he would like to make the trip. Much to my delight, he quickly said yes. I think the speed of his decision was partly due to the fact that he had turned me down when I had invited him to accompany me to India when I was invited by His Holiness to perform in the first World Festival of Sacred Music. I tell you this because it’s not every day that these trips get made, and it’s certainly not every trip that you are accompanied by a filmmaker of Michael’s ability and background. It’s also not every day that your trip is guided by someone whose understanding of Tibetan culture, language and Tibetan Buddhism goes to the depths of Glenn Mullin’s. I am so grateful that these two friends were involved in this journey and now you can enjoy the experience as well. I’d like for you to know about the screenings of our film for which I composed the score and also serve as narrator.
I plan to release the soundtrack in the near future, first via iTunes, then as a physical release. Check back for updates shortly.
Clips from the feature documentary film - The Sacred Sites of the Dalai Lamas - set against a track from Steve Dancz’s music score/sound track album.
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