mostly binaural and harmonic brainwave entrainment

meditation tracks

Lost in Space - piano improv 
During sections of the improv and especially afterward, I felt myself floating through the void of space, feeling weightless, calm, and distant. 
 
iPhone recording performed on 4/12/16 
6'1" K. Kawai GS-30- 1984

Lost In Space _Piano Improv

High-end and low-end frequency within human body, with the beat as the frequency of high levels of sensory awareness. According to my research, listening to this may help keep the immune system at its peak, preventing dis-ease.

13.8 Hz (Human Frequency)

Recorded on the southern hemisphere spring equinox in Platypus Bay, K'gari, Australia.

We dedicate this recording to Uncle Lewis Walker, Aboriginal elder of the Wahrlabal tribe of the Bundjalung nation of Byron Bay. Uncle Lewis is a Keeper of the Ancient Songlines of the Whales. We honour the Ancestor Spirits of Bundjalung Country. We honour Uncle Lewis's Dreaming Lineage and we honour Uncle Lewis's innate understanding of the relationship between the water, the whales, the Earth and humanity. Uncle Lewis reminds us that all Earth's creatures are our brothers and sisters.

Whale Song Research

Songlines Pleiades

Recorded on the southern hemisphere spring equinox in Platypus Bay, K'gari, Australia.
~ Zoom H4n Pro at 24 bit/96 kHz sampling rate
~ Aquarian Audio H2a-XLR hydrophone stereo pair
Professor Peter Tyack, in collaboration with two computer engineers, has created an application to assess the information entropy of humpback whale song. That entropy, or inherent information content, has been compared to a range of human languages. The data indicate that humpback whale song is a language with an extremely slow transmission rate of less than 1 bit per second.

7.8 hz harmonic, mod27 movement

Christopher Walsh

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