Joe Panzetta
Joe Panzetta is a Seattle based musician, yoga &
meditation instructor, and graphic designer.
He has been practicing Kundalini Yoga since 1996 and was certified to
teach in 2001. Joe is also a student and
practitioner of Taoism and Buddhism with
particular interest in Zen. "Sat Sangeet" is Panzetta's 6th CD, in which
he combines for the first time his passions
for music and meditation. His professional musical
background started in 1989 in Milwaukee where he and Peter Mulvey
fronted the band Big Sky. Over the years
since then he has grown into a multi-instrumentalist performer,
composer and producer. Recorded largely at his home,
"Sat Sangeet" features Panzetta on vocals,
harmonium, guitar, percussion, bouzouki, tamboura, bass, and banjo
(while also featuring many wonderful guest
performances including tabla by Ravi Albright
and vocals by Sat Purkh Kaur Khalsa).
Joe was blessed with the spiritual name "Sat
Sangeet Singh" by Yogi Bhajan in 2002, which
means "lion of true divine music". He leads kirtan in Seattle with his
trio including Ravi Albright on tabla,
Vincent Gates on guitar, and Joe on harmonium
and vocals. Joe also teaches Kundalini Yoga and meditation weekly and
is active in the Seattle Sangat. Joe is also
the Creative Director at the software company,
Atigeo. The creative process has been an ongoing study of his since
his days as a theatre major at Marquette
university. For over 20 years he has studied the experience
of creation that both artists and scientists share – that
spark of inspiration where something comes
out of nothing, and then gets coaxed into form. He teaches workshops
that investigate the creative process and its'
relationship with meditation and yoga, and
teaches private sessions on what he calls "stealth meditation" - the
practice of being mindful while out in the
world and meditating without anyone knowing you're
doing it.
Joe says this of his journey with Kundalini
Yoga: “Kundalini Yoga is a true blessing. It
is a practice of affecting the body’s vibration quickly and on a
cellular level. This allows the negative
vibrations we carry with us from the stresses and demands
of life to be replaced with those that are balanced and in
harmony with the Whole. The experience is one
of grounding, strength and elevation. Sat Nam.”.
Most Played
| Title | Length | Plays | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ek Ong Kar Sat Nam Siri Wahe Guru | 4:18 | 257 | |||
| Har Haray Haree Wahe Guru | 5:00 | 168 | |||
| Adi Mantra / Aad Guray Nameh | 4:56 | 154 | |||
| Sat Nam / Ek Ong Kar Sat Nam Siri Wahe Guru | 4:42 | 148 | |||
| Long Sat Nam | 5:20 | 103 | |||
| I am human | 6:13 | 76 |
Albums
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