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This spoken word poetry by Aleph Ba is called In the Sounds of Life. It was recorded by Aleph Ba on July 25, 2011. Enjoy!
In this poem, entitled Freedom, Aleph Ba provides some of his greatest poetry yet! Recorded in early May 2011 by Aleph Ba, this poem is accompanied by the following powerful music selected by Aleph Ba for background: Bach's Tocata and Fugue in D Minor. Enjoy!
In this podcast talk entitled "Nefesh," Aleph Ba shares some of his thoughts about myth, mythology, the soul and spirit. Enjoy!
The Millions is a poem written by and recited by Aleph Ba. It is recorded here with background music selected by Aleph Ba: guitar by Fernando Sor - Capricio Arabe. Enjoy!
In this original poem by Aleph Ba, entitled "Word", see if you can experience some cosmic insight and understanding. Recorded in early May 2011 by Aleph Ba, the poem is accompanied with background music selected by Aleph Ba: Tchaikovsky's Capriccio Italien Opus 45. Enjoy!
Enjoy this original poem by Aleph Ba, entitled This is the Oneness, recorded in early May 2011 by Aleph Ba. In the background, hand selected by Aleph Ba, is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Eine Kleine Nacht. Enjoy!
Listen to this original poem by Aleph Ba, "The Sacrifice", recorded in early May 2011, with background music selected by Aleph Ba: J.S. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 2. Enjoy!
This poem, "I Will Be Resurrected," by Aleph Ba, was recorded by the poet in early May 2011, and is accompanied by background music specified by the poet for this particular piece, by the great Tchaikovsky. Enjoy!
Written by poet and spiritualist Aleph Ba, this poem, entitled "Planting Season," was recorded by Aleph Ba in early May 2011. It is accompanied by background music selected by Aleph Ba for this particular piece: Chopin's Nocturne in C Sharp Minor. Enjoy!
Recorded July 2011 and authored and recited by poet Aleph Ba, certain aspects of this piece of spoken word can also be found in other poems by Aleph Ba. Listening to this piece amidst Aleph Ba's other work allows one get a glimpse into the poet's creative evolution and process. Enjoy!
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