The Stillness Inside - Paul Horn

In 1968, Paul Horn slipped into the Taj Mahal with a flute and a tape recorder. As he improvised to the sound of his own echo, each tone hung suspended in space for twenty-eight seconds. The acoustics were so perfect that you could not tell when his instrument stopped and the reverberations started. No one had ever heard anything like it before, and Horn's impromptu session went on to become one of the most influential albums in establishing the contemplative field of new age music. Continuing this exploration of solo flute in sacred spaces, Horn returns with Being Inside, a new collection of his most meditative melodies, personally chosen by the artist.