Home / Music / Laraaji's Celestial Vibration runs on electronically-treated zitherMusic linernotes album music laraajiLaraaji's Celestial Vibration runs on electronically-treated zitherCelestial Vibration is built on Laraaji’s zither, treated with electronics to create those hypnotic, meditative soundscapes. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBrian Eno found Laraaji playing zither in Washington Square Park and left him a note.Celestial Vibration came out in 1978 — under Laraaji's original nameAguirre soundtrack: only 2 of 9 tracks are actually from the film — the rest are compiled from early-'70s Popol Vuh sessionsRay Charles joined Aretha on stage at the FillmoreThree Burnin' tracks started with Lee Perry sessionsExploreSchubert's D. 784 sonata swings between tenderness and violenceNight Moves was Bob Seger's first Silver Bullet Band album — mostlyBeethoven's Symphony No. 1 opens in the 'wrong' keyThe piano on Sakamoto's 'Zure' survived a tsunamiNeil Young's 'Ambulance Blues' was based on a Bert Jansch songPrevious Nala Sinephro debuted with Space 1.8 on Warp RecordsNext Kenji Kawai used a Japanese folk choir for Ghost in the Shell