Drukmo Gyal World Tour 2025: Himalayan Voice

Drukmo Gyal World Tour 2025: Himalayan Voice
Sacred Mantra of Peace & Healing
Date: May 11, 2025 (7PM)
Location: Alexela Kontserdimaja,Tallinn, Estonia

A Once-in-a-Lifetime Cultural Experience
Step into a night where ancient wisdom meets northern stillness—a rare, soul-nourishing journey through sound and silence. Himalayan Voice is more than a concert; it’s a living ritual of mantra, healing, and deep connection.

 Drukmo Gyal Dakini World Tour — “The Radiant Voice of the Himalayas”
The enchanting, radiant, and soul-stirring voice of Tibetan singer and yogini Drukmo Gyal Dakini will grace the stage on the evening of May 11th at Alexela Concert Hall.

This extraordinary concert experience brings together renowned artists from around the world for a powerful journey through healing sound. Joining Drukmo on stage are Manose Singh Newa (Nepal), Phub Zam (Bhutan), Gonpo Wanggyal (Kham), Joosep Kõrvits, Robert Jürjendal, Liis Lutsoja, and Martin-Eero Kõressaar.

In Sanskrit, “man” means mind, and “tra” means protection. Mantras, known for their beautiful sound, have a harmonizing effect. In Tibetan medicine, mantras play an important role—used as energized formulas to produce healing sound vibrations, incorporating sacred syllables and words in Sanskrit and Tibetan.

Featured Artists:
Drukmo Gyal – Born in Northeastern Tibet in a Buddhist environment, Drukmo learned ancient Tibetan mantras from her grandparents. She moved to Estonia ten years ago under the guidance of renowned Tibetan physician Dr. Nida Chenagtsang and now considers Estonia her second home. Her voice carries the timeless essence of healing songs, blending sound therapy, sacred mantra music, and deep Himalayan wisdom.

Manose Singh Newa – A world-renowned Nepali Bansuri (bamboo flute) player, known for fusing traditional Nepali music with global styles. He has performed worldwide and collaborated with artists like Deva Premal and Miten, receiving a Grammy nomination in 2019 for his work on Deva’s album.

Phub Zam – One of Bhutan’s most esteemed traditional vocalists, recognized for her pure, powerful voice and deep connection to Himalayan folk music. She has made significant contributions to Bhutanese film and music, and is active in cultural preservation and community-based projects.

Gonpo Wanggyal – A master of Tibetan throat singing and the traditional instrument Dranyen. His music captures the spirit of the high mountains of Kham.

Joosep Kõrvits – An Estonian composer and multi-instrumentalist known for his expressive and genre-blending compositions. Trained as a cellist, he has collaborated with many of Estonia’s leading artists.

Robert Jürjendal – A distinguished Estonian guitarist and composer. Robert has written music for classical and electric guitar, harpsichord, piano, and various ensembles and choirs. His compositions have been featured in documentaries, exhibitions, and theatre productions. He has recorded over 60 albums with various artists.

Liis Lutsoja – A creative Estonian violinist who moves confidently between various world and rhythm music styles. She enjoys experimenting with new sounds and effects, expanding the expressive range of the violin. Liis has collaborated with musicians in Estonia and abroad across a wide range of projects.

Martin-Eero Kõressaar – A talented Estonian double bass player with a rich and diverse musical journey. He currently teaches in Rapla, Saue, and at MUBA, and works as a studio musician in various ensembles. His broad experience and passion for both performing and teaching make him a versatile and skilled artist.

We warmly invite you to join us for this magical sound journey — a moment of peace in today’s ever-changing and noisy world.

Tickets are available through Piletilevi. Proceeds from the concert will be used to support charitable initiatives for the preservation of Tibetan culture.

If, for financial or health reasons, you are unable to purchase a ticket but would still like to attend, please don’t hesitate to contact the organizers.