Russian State Symphony Orchestra of Cinematography.
Conductor - Sergey Skripka.

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Road to the waterfall

Arcangelo performs Gratias Agimus from the J.S. Bach B Minor Mass

J.S. Bach - Mass in B Minor: Gratias Agimus (Hyperion)

Natasha's Theme Suite - Henry Mancinii**

Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D major, BWV 1068: II. Air by Johann Sebastian Bach

Air on the G String - Johann Sebastian Bach

Carter Burwell - Bellas Lulluby

Prelude No. 1 in C Major

Music: Violin Sonata No. 2 in G Major, Op. 13: I. Lento doloroso: Allegro vivace
Composer: Edvard Grieg
Artists: Haik Kazazyan, violin; Philipp Kopachevsky, piano
Album: Grieg Sonatas
Label: Delos Productions (DE3523)
Street Date: February 10, 2017

“(Haik Kazazyan) ... is a real instrumental talent: big, gleaming sound, virtuoso skills and tender sensibilities.” The New York Times

In Haik Kazazyan’s first album for Delos, Opera Fantasies, the brilliant Armenian violin virtuoso demonstrated the fiery, passionate, and technically astonishing sides of his artistry. And the same musical virtues are certainly on display here, in his glowing rendition of the three violin sonatas by the Norwegian master Edvard Grieg.

In this new album – with dazzling and soulful collaboration from the rising young Russian piano wizard Philipp Kopachevsky – he also applies the sensitivity, subtlety, and interpretive insight needed to bring these three chamber masterpieces to vibrant life.

Composed across a period ranging from Grieg’s early twenties through middle age, these comparatively unfamiliar pieces not only confirm the composer’s winning ways with melodic invention and nationalistic impulse, but also serve as a revealing guide to Grieg’s evolution as a composer.

Edward Grieg: The Violin Sonatas

Grieg: Violin Sonata No. 2, Op. 13: I. Lento doloroso: Allegro vivace

Composer: Gerard Farré (2000-)
Piece: Nocturne No. 3, Op. 11
Performer: Carlos Márquez, piano

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Gerard Farré: Nocturne No. 3, Op. 11

Luna Reprise

Giovanni Marradi - Shadows

Classical music produced in 432 Hz tuning.

What is 432 Hz tuning?
A=432 Hz, known as Verdi’s ‘A’ is an alternative tuning that is mathematically consistent with the universe. Music based on 432Hz transmits beneficial healing energy, because it is a pure tone of math fundamental to nature.

The universal music of sacred geometry
According to Brain T. Collins, a musician and researcher, the standard pitch (A=440 Hz) does not harmonize on any level that corresponds to cosmic movement, rhythm, or natural vibration. The greatest musicians, such as Mozart and Verdi, based their music on the natural vibration of A=432. It’s true that it is only 8 vibrations per second different from the standard tuning, but this small difference seems to be remarkable to our human consciousness.

The healing benefits
According to Richard Huisken, music tuned to 432 Hz is softer and brighter, giving greater clarity and is easier on the ears. Many people experience more meditative and relaxing states of body and mind when listening to such music. The natural musical pitch of the universe gives a more harmonic and pleasant sound than 440 Hz. Some people who are not able to distinguish the 8 Hz difference claim they can feel the music warmer due to the longer wavelength.

Listen to 432Hz and enjoy living in balance!

Prelude No. 1 in C Major

John Blanpied