at British Council, New Delhi (India) during the TERI YUVA Meet for environmental awareness, and the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi. These performances resulted in Dunster's films of the concerts blended with information about climate change, threats to biodiversity and the difficulties faced by the rural poor in India. Chinmaya Dunster currently resides in Totnes, UK with his partner Naveena Goffer and their daughter Koyal Goffer-Dunster. In 2020 together with producer Ben Fordham he created the project MELA [www.melamusic.co.uk ] which blends Chinmaya's melodies with electro/psytrance elements. His latest compositions are duets for classical guitar and sarod. A supporter of the aims of Extinction Rebellion, he does not use social media. Discography See also Celtic music New-age music Fusion music References External links 1954 births Living people Musicians from Kent Sarod players Rajneesh movement