Instruments: Harp, Frame Drum
tuned to 432 Hz
pure intonation

The Ash Grove (Welsh: Llwyn Onn) is a traditional Welsh folk song whose melody has been set to numerous sets of lyrics. The best-known version was written in English by Thomas Oliphant in the 19th century.

Very Short Sessions

Short Sessions - Ash Groove - 432 Hz

Aufnahme am Bösendorfer Flügel 170 in 432Hz Stimmung Maria Renold II mit Zoom H2n
Komposition mit freundlicher Genehmigung von Frederic Bernard
Foto: © by Lori Portka
Audio: © 2022 by Martin Freistätter

Requiem (written By Frederic Bernard)

Neurosphere

Reflective Sphere

Nine Lives

Morning Meditation - 128 Hertz

"MAKE ME CRAZY" - Sascha Scheil
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MAKE ME CRAZY

"This High" - Sascha Scheil
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This High

"Champagne and Daydreams" - Sascha Scheil
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Champagne and Daydreams

Concert pitch C4 = 256 hertz - just intonation
Instruments: Vibraphone - Tubular Bell - Muted Guitar - Drone

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Astral Sessions

Astral Session - 128 Hz

Piano tuned to harmonics of the Earth's magnetic resonance of 9.6 Hz.  

The ancient Babylonians and Hebrews measured time not in seconds but in "heleks" (actually, one helek, many helakim).  each helek is equal to 3.333333 rec of our seconds - which is the time it takes the Earth to rotate 1/72nd of a degree.  

If you were to beat a drum once every helek (once every 3.33333 seconds) and then speed that up by doubling the frequency so you would go up in octaves, that drum beat would change from a rhythm to a tone.  That tone corresponds to 9.6 vibrations per second at low octaves (which corresponds with a peak frequency in the Earth's magnetic resknance) and if you keep octaving up, you get 307.2 Hz which is the E-flat note.

But that E-flat is slightly lower than the E-flat of modern pianos.  The way harmonics works in our physical world is that from a base frequency, there will always be harmonics present that are whole-number multiples of that base frequency. e.g. multiply by 2 and that's the octave, multiply the base frequency by 3 and that's the third harmonic - and all those harmonics are just part of the tone we hear. Instruments have different combinatiins of harmonics, which explains why a saxoohone sounds different to a flute.

What is quite interesting is that when you calculate the A note harmonically from the E-flat frequency, you get A as 432 vibrations per second, instead of the standard 440 vibrations per second.

Every note in my keyboard music is harmonically derived from that E-flat.  I think that by listening to it, you will just feel more in tune with everything. 

It makes sense that if you listen to music that's harmonically in tune to the length of our day, our turning Earth, and the Earth's magnetic field - you will be more in tune, and you'll feel it. 

I hope you'll enjoy the vibes. It's about Nature, and and how we fit with it. 

Go to:  https://harmonicsofnature.com/2021/02/06/black-notes-and-white-notes/ for more info on the frequencies used in this track

Other Earth-music using these same tunings:  https://on.soundcloud.com/HKDDF

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