The Drukpa Order is a subcategory of the Kagyüpa (The School of Oral Transmission) school of Tibetan Buddhism. The word "Druk", meaning Thunder Dragon, comes from the temple of that name in Tibet, originally associated with this sect. In these recordings, made by John Levy for Lyrichord in 1971, the monks are from Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan and the nuns are from Punakha, also located in Bhutan.
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In praise of Genyen
exhortation to the guardian goddess of long life
Offering of `Golden Drink'
Rite to cure disease, chanted by nuns
offering of "Golden drink"
processional music for shawms and percussion
long trumpets, "two notes prolonged"
petition to Chakchen
long trumpets, 'auspicious ending'
invitation to Gonpo
invoking Tshetro's blessings
supplication to the Buddhas
aspiration to be reborn in the western paradise
petition to Dramar
large 'Mani-wheel', with mantra
long trumpets, "Throat ornament"
prayer for Lama's long life
Genyen Gi Topa (In Praise of Ge-Nyen)
Chham Gi Serkyem Gi Yang (Tune for Offering of Consecrated Drink)
Tashi Tseringmai Dzabkul (Exhortation to the Guardian Goddess of Long Life)
Dung Chen, Gulgyen (Throat Ornament)
Dung Chen, Nyithu Panglep (Two Notes Prolonged to Medium Length)
Duchog Gonpoi Chendren (Invitation to Gonpo)
Chakchen Sondep (Petition to Chakchen)
Tshetro Jinbeb
Lama Kusum Gi Sondep (Supplications to the Three Buddha-Bodies of the Lama)
Nyugne (Rite for Curing or Averting Disease, which Includes Fasting (Nyungne))
[damaged] 'tibetan shawm' processional music
Dewachen Gi Monlam (Aspiration to be Reborn in the Western Paradise)
Druamar Chabdro Sondep (Petition to Dramar, the Fierce Red One)
Lamai Tenzhug Gi Yang (Tune of Prayer for the Long Life of the Lama)
Lay Monk Turns a Large 'Mani-Wheel' and Recites a Mantra
Tshamrol (Interlude)
Bo Go Gyaling (Tibetan Shawm)
Banga Trin Trin (Processional Music for Two Shawms, a Gong and a Largish Barrel-Shaped Drum)
Dung Chen (Long Trumpets)
'tibetan shawm' processional music
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