In this eighth volume of groundbreaking electronic and electroacoustic music we feature four new works from the studios of composers Chun Eun Kim (Korea)—PianoForte; Spiros Mazis (Greece)—Beings on the Rocks; Jacob Elkin (USA)—Feedback Study 2; and Sarah Kierle (UK)—Okypete and Aello; in addition to new works with instruments and interactive electronics Zhixin XU (China)—La Nuit Bleu for harpsichord and interactive electronics and Adrian Borza (Romania)—If for oboe and interactive electronics.
Discover these pioneering and effective new works using electronics in inspiring new ways.

Okypete and Aello by Sarah Keirle

Art Tawanghar's latest track, "Bi To Be Sar Nemishavad" ("Without You It Will Not Pass"), features an exceptional collaboration among some of the most revered names in Persian classical music, fused with modern electronic dance elements. The track showcases Kayhan Kalhor on the Kamanche, Hossein Alizadeh on the Persian Tar, and the legendary vocals of Mohammad Reza Shajarian.

Set against a 6/8 dance trap rhythm, the song incorporates EDM piano chords and dynamic percussion, creating a bridge between traditional Persian sounds and contemporary music trends. This unique blend not only highlights the rhythmic and melodic beauty of Persian music but also introduces it to the world of electronic dance music in a way that is both innovative and respectful of its roots.

"Bi To Be Sar Nemishavad" is an auditory exploration of how Rumi's messages could be interpreted and expressed in a modern, futuristic setting. Tawanghar uses the medium of music to speculate on the future of mysticism, infusing ancient wisdom into the frenetic pace of modern life and technology-driven culture. This track is a bold statement on the potential of music to transcend time and cultural boundaries, illustrating a world where the spiritual depth of Rumi's poetry dances alongside cutting-edge, energetic EDM beats.

In essence, Art Tawanghar crafts a sonic landscape where the past and the future converge—a testament to the enduring relevance of mystical themes in the continuously evolving musical landscape. This piece not only pays homage to the great masters of Persian music but also paves the way for new interpretations of spiritual and mystical experiences in the modern world.

Additionally, the track is finely tuned to 444 Hz, diverging from the standard tuning frequency to embrace a tuning that some believe resonates more harmoniously with nature and the human body. The choice of 444 Hz is significant; it is said to be mathematically consistent with the patterns of the universe, radiating a more "organic" and calming sound. Proponents of this tuning argue that it enhances the listener's psychological and emotional health, promoting clarity, peace, and heightened spiritual awareness. This frequency is thought to encourage the release of serotonin and endorphins, key hormones that elevate mood and foster a sense of well-being. By tuning "Bi To Be Sar Nemishavad" to 444 Hz, Tawanghar not only provides a unique auditory experience but also infuses the track with a potential healing quality, aligning the listeners’ energy and bringing them into a more natural state of harmony with the cosmos.

Bi To Be Sar Nemishavad 444Hz ft. Shajarian, Kalhor & Alizadeh Persian Trap Dance 6/8

Hymn to the Earth was conceived and commissioned by Linda Diamond in the fall of 2023.  It  is a pastiche of worldwide indigenous music and modern styles performed by acoustic and sampled instruments supplemented by sound design.  We wish to thank the BBC sound effects library for use of their SFX, including the wonderful recordings of Indigenous singing performed by members of the Haida tribe, an Indigenous group who have traditionally occupied Haida Gwaii, an archipelago just off the coast of British Columbia, Canada.
Voiceover performed by Terry Blaine.

Hymn To The Earth

"As Above, So Below" presents an enthralling live performance by Art Tawanghar, set to the mystical and serene sounds of the Handpan, tuned to an F# Pygmy Neotone at 444Hz, and accompanied by Sacred Healing Bowls. This distinctive setup promises a 5-minute journey designed to soothe the soul, reduce stress, and enhance spiritual connectivity through the potent influence of sound.

The choice of 444Hz for the tuning, known as the "frequency of angels," is pivotal. This frequency is celebrated for its array of benefits, including boosting sleep quality, enhancing immunity, and diminishing stress levels. The resonance of 444Hz with the natural and physical realms encourages a profound state of tranquility and overall well-being.

Further enriching this experience, the performance intertwines 444Hz with 888Hz, deepening the listener's connection to the angelic realms and their higher self. This dual-frequency approach draws inspiration from the practices of iconic musicians such as John Lennon and Paul McCartney, who found that this tuning offered a sweeter and more nostalgically resonant sound compared to the conventional 440Hz.

Ideal for aficionados of meditative music, followers of healing frequencies, or anyone in search of a peaceful interlude, "As Above, So Below" promises not only to enrich the listener's day but also to elevate their spirit. Audiences are encouraged to engage further by liking, subscribing, and activating notifications for Art Tawanghar's channel to keep abreast of his latest musical explorations and live performances. Prepare to be transported by the celestial harmonies and allow the transformative power of music to guide your spiritual and emotional journey.

As above so below F# Pygmy 444Hz

Dive into the sonic landscape of healing frequencies in this enlightening video, where we explore the combined effects of 429.62 Hz and Handpan F# Pygmy tuned to Neotone 444Hz, accompanied by Sacred Healing Bowls. Discover the origin of these powerful frequencies, including the groundbreaking research of Marc Henry on 429.62 Hz, which connects with Earth's sacred geometry and the universal 'Frequency of God.' Experience a live session that showcases the unique blend of these instruments, creating a profound auditory healing experience.

Benefits of 429.62 Hz and Handpan F# Pygmy Live Neotone 444Hz:

Stress Relief: Immerse yourself in the soothing tones that significantly reduce stress and anxiety.
Enhanced Emotional Well-being: The harmonious blend uplifts spirits and stabilizes emotions.
Improved Sleep Quality: Promote peaceful sleep with the relaxing and hypnotic sounds of the healing frequencies.
Cellular Health: Support your body's natural healing abilities through enhanced cellular coherence brought by these vibrations.
Holistic Wellness: Achieve a holistic balance of body, mind, and spirit, enhancing overall vitality and well-being.
Deepened Spiritual Connection: Deepen your connection to the Earth and the cosmos, fostering a sense of unity and peace.
Join us as we delve into the mystical and therapeutic properties of these frequencies, showcasing a live performance that not only heals but also captivates. Tune in to feel the ancient and sacred vibrations that have been revered for their profound healing properties. Remember to like, subscribe, and share this video to help others discover the transformative power of sound healing!

Devotion 429.62Hz Handpan & Piano Duet with Sacred Moon Bowl in F# Pygmy

Jubileumskantate - Premiere

Art Tawanghar's track "Light in the Darkness" is a profound exploration of the mystical qualities that darkness holds, beyond its mere absence of light. In this piece, Tawanghar delves into the concept that darkness, when embraced and understood, harbors a deep energy that can serve as a foundation for spiritual grounding and consciousness expansion. The track is a meditative journey that seeks to elevate the listener above ordinary mental states to a higher plane of awareness.

Musically, "Light in the Darkness" is composed in the key of G minor and is uniquely tuned to 444Hz, a frequency believed to promote clarity and spiritual awakening. The instruments used—HandPan, Sacred Tibetan G Bowl, and Piano—are all performed by Tawanghar himself, adding a personal touch that enhances the track's intimate feel. Each instrument contributes its unique timbre and resonance, blending ancient sounds with modern musicality. The HandPan provides a soft, melodious flow, the Tibetan G Bowl introduces grounding, resonant vibrations, and the Piano adds depth and complexity to the composition.

This track is not just a piece of music; it's an auditory guide to deeper introspection and spiritual enlightenment, inviting listeners to discover the profound energy hidden within darkness and use it for personal transformation and expansion of consciousness.

Light In Darkness 444Hz Piano + Handpan + Tibetan G Sacred Moon Bowl

Dive into the mesmerizing world of Art Tawanghar's "Fractal Universe," a track that beautifully captures the essence of a repeating, self-similar cosmic structure. This song features a sensual R&B rhythm, the enchanting tones of a Digital Handpan by Neotone in G#, and the soulful melodies of the Persian fiddle, Kamanche, tuned to C#. Each element is meticulously tuned to the healing Solfeggio frequency of 444Hz, known for its relaxing and grounding properties.

"Fractal Universe" is more than just a song—it's an auditory journey through the intricate patterns of the cosmos, designed to promote meditation, relaxation, and cellular healing. Let the sacred frequencies envelop you and take you on a transcendental experience.

🎧 Listen now and immerse yourself in the cosmic harmony!

Key Elements:

Sensual R&B Rhythm
Digital Handpan by Neotone in G#
Persian Fiddle (Kamanche) in C#
Tuned to Solfeggio Frequency 444Hz
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Fractal Unviverse 444Hz R&B + Handpan + Persian Kamanche G#

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