(Editor's Note: Take a look at this beautiful video of Ram Dass's "Namo Namo (Sat Nam)" which translates roughly as "I bow to You, I bow to You (True Vibration)" from The Alchemist's Prayer!)
Ram Dass Khalsa grew up in a musical family in the San Francisco Bay Area. He took to music very quickly and was raised on artists ranging from the Beatles to Beethoven and Prokofiev, John Coltrane to Ravi Shankar. In his 22 years he has already grown to be an incredibly unique and captivating musician.
Considered a prodigy among his peers, he plays a variety of instruments including clarinet, guitar, and piano, and has received instruction from members of the San Francisco Symphony, San Francisco Opera Orchestra, Oakland-East Bay Symphony, Portland Symphony, and the Grammy-winning Turtle Island String Quartet. In 2001, he was named principal clarinetist for the Young People's Symphony Orchestra with whom he shared the honor of performing at Carnegie Hall. At the age of 17, he was selected to debut Pulitzer Prizewinner Steven Stucky's "Meditation and Dance for Bb Clarinet and Piano". In 2006, Ram Dass played at the Ford Amphitheater in Hollywood with jazz greats Joseph Jarman and Roscoe Mitchell of the Art Ensemble of Chicago.
He has performed regularly alongside Snatam Kaur, Guru Ganesha Singh, Manish Vyas, and Tanmayo, and is featured on Snatam Kaur's "Live In Concert" CD. Ram Dass is also an accomplished studio musician, composer, and producer. He recently produced Prabhu Nam Kaur's album "Seasons of the Soul" featuring Snatam Kaur as well as tracks on Simrit Kaur's album "The Sweetest Nectar".
Ram Dass is the owner of Epiphany Studios and Audio Arts in the San Francisco Bay Area, CA.
For more information, please visit ramdassmusic.com
(Editor's Note: Take a look at this beautiful video of Ram Dass's "Namo Namo (Sat Nam)" which translates roughly as "I bow to You, I bow to You (True Vibration)" from The Alchemist's Prayer!)
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