In Sanskrit the word „lîla“ means play. The deeper meaning of lîla means divine 　　play, the play of creation, and re-creation. „lîla, free and deep, is both the delight 　　and enjoyment of this moment, and the play of god. It also means love.“ 　　(Stephen Nachmanovitch) 　　Musical expressions from different continents meet each other - Indian rhythms 　　face Western harmonies; composed harmonies flow into an improvised 　　wholeness. The interplay between the Indian and Western jazz musicians is 　　inspiring and refreshing. Free from musical conventions or defined genres, 　　LîLa’s musical spectrum reaches from sensitive soundscapes to complex and 　　powerful rhythms. 　　 　　Lineup: 　　Peter Schroll – Gitarre/Gesang 　　Gerhard Buchegger – Piano/Akkordeon 　　Josef Kolarz – Klarinette 　　Pintoo Khan – Khartal/Morchang 　　Haider Khan – Tabla/Gesang 　　Georg Schmelzer - bass 　　Leo Geist - drums 　　Deobrat Mishra (sitar on "Bridges to India") 　　Maria Putz (vocals on "1000" Years)