Home / Music / Tibetan Buddhism and Milarepa's teachings shaped Eliane Radigue's musicMusic linernotes album music eliane-radigueTibetan Buddhism and Milarepa's teachings shaped Eliane Radigue's musicRadigue’s work was deeply influenced by Tibetan Buddhism, particularly the life and teachings of Milarepa. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesEliane Radigue used the ARP 2500 for decadesÉliane Radigue's first synthesizer was a Buchla 100 at NYUÉliane Radigue's Buchla Concerts 1976Cluster recorded Zuckerzeit's tracks separately, each a solo pieceCritics called Harmonia's sound playful, murky, and gentler than Can or FaustExplorePharoah Sanders pairs meditative forms with intense improvisation in spiritual jazzSpiritual jazz connects Sanders' playing to Coltrane's late periodRickie Lee Jones' debut blended jazz, folk, and a bohemian sensibilityFennesz makes shimmering melodies from abrasive electronic texturesPharoah Sanders' spiritual jazz draws in world music influencesPrevious Walter Legge produced Maria Callas's EMI recordingsNext There Goes Rhymin' Simon hit No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and topped the Cashbox chart