This recording was made in the Vigeland Mausoleum in Oslo, a place known for its incredible acoustics. Here I'm playing the Kamancheh, one of the predecessors of the violin, an ancient bowed string instrument from Persia. I feel that the discovery of that instrument brought me a bit closer to some of the more subtle frequencies I’m reaching for in music. 

While I was playing there was a strong rain shower coming down on the roof of the Mausoleum, and at first I thought that would make the recording useless, but it turned out that the soft rushing of the rain in the background actually added a beautiful high frequency continuo to the music.

Indre Reise (Live at Vigeland Mausoleum Oslo)

428Hz & 432Hz producer spiritual music, solfeggio, chakra's, binaurial, 🎸Bassplayer (*HERMES*HOUSE*BAND* ‘96-‘99), Vinyl-DJ (‘99-‘04), cajon, bandcoach, houseclearer, rhabdomant, writer.

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