Free Tibet

Amba (A Love Chant) is a collaborative studio album released in 1996 under the label Woschek Spiritual Music. The album features a fusion of Indian classical music with Western ambient and spiritual elements. The primary format of the release is CD.

The album includes contributions from three artists: Felix Maria Woschek, an Austrian composer and musician known for spiritual and ambient works; Konrad Halbig, a collaborator in experimental and world music projects; and Ustad Sultan Khan, a renowned Indian classical musician and sarangi virtuoso. The specific roles of each artist in the production and performance remain undocumented in available sources.

The second track, titled Free Tibet, spans 15 minutes and 28 seconds. The composition blends traditional Indian instrumentation with ambient textures, reflecting themes of spiritual devotion and cultural fusion. The tracklist sequence and additional production details for the album are not fully verified in public records.

The release date for Amba (A Love Chant) is confirmed as 1996. The album’s reception, commercial performance, and critical analysis are not widely documented. The label Woschek Spiritual Music specializes in spiritual and meditative music, though further catalog details are limited.