“In a lecture about ‘millionaire raw’ on Long Island, NY. Almost all those old mansions had Organs. There are still pictures of those houses and organs in them. Later so many fires happened and many those mansions were gone with fire.”
Finally someone has brought up the music issue! I have been concentrating on the music aspect of the “tartarian” theory for almost a year… How come nowadays no one is able to compose the music that we had two hundred years ago? Not even the best pianist, the best violinist? It’s not for the lack of culture or means, because there are people that dedicate their entire time to music, and have the best skills and best professors, no. It’s not a cultural problem. It’s more like the “landing on the moon”.. It’s not like we have lost the technology, rather we never composed that music! Whomever composed those symphonies we enjoy so much, were not like us, they thought and dreamt and talked differently. They knew how to connect “vertically” to creation, maybe “channel” as we say nowadays. And also, I don’t think we are able to HEAR everything that’s supposed to be heard in the so-called classical music, because it was surely composed and recorded at different hertz, depending on the key note. And we don’t even know at this point, whether, for example, Beethoven has composed any of it, or his family has found this thousands year old music in the basement and gave it to the child to play.
You will never find a “Civil War” photograph with the necessary (given the amount of destruction, brick rubble) number of cannon-balls strewn in the rubble. In fact, you will never find a single photograph showing any cannon-balls at all strewn in the rubble. This impossible fact is so incredibly out-of-bounds, best indicating the fraud of cannon-balls having been used as kinetic impact ammunition.
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You should know that before octave (8 tones) existed pentatonic notes all over ancient world and middle ages. Sometime across the time line it is changed into octave and this is where we are now. Because I listened to pentatonics before I kinda have to say that songs are weirdly energetic in this old scale, I think that only Gypsies still play in pentatonic, Taraf de Haïdouks
I forgot to say that original pentaton existed on slightly different frequencies then modern octave so that modern usage of pentaton is still apealing but is lacking energy of original forms of pentaton.
The blues is hard core pentatonic scales and frequency 432 hertz not 440 which is more harsh. They say the Catholics changed it to 440 hertz [[DR LEONARD HOROWITZ’ paper MUSICAL CULT CONTROL covers this]]
I don’t know the frequency but as a lover of folk music I know people adjusted instruments before “on ear” or probably feeling it gives. Pentatons have many variations and modern variant of blues have most of them but that is modern, I would like to hear from some African villagers where music remained unspoiled.
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“I stopped an old man on the way, hoping to find some old forgotten words, or ancient melodies” – Toto – Africa
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If “They” invert everything, then giants were friendly and smart and didn’t eat much.
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In regards to music ,just before WW2 the world unanimously agreed to change international tuning frequency from 432hz to 440hz. And then radio became a huge thing. Pretty strange for unanimity between rivals in 1939. It’s fun to speculate why.
Actually, it’s after the war and it’s in 1953. A worldwide agreement was made based on an idea by the Rockefeller to change the frequency of music.
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Two of the largest Pipe Organs in the world are a half hour away from me (in opposite directions): the Wanamaker Organ in Philadelphia; and the Boardwalk Hall Organ (not sure if that one still functions) in Atlantic City. I majored in Classical Piano/Music History so I was especially interested in what you had to say about sound. I never thought of bridges as being a type of “instrument”— very thought provoking. Eric Carmen wrote the lyrics to “All By Myself” and incorporated a bit of Rachmaninov’s music from the Second Piano Concerto. The Rachmaninov heirs found out about what he had done and took him to court for royalties, and won. The music notation in those gigantic books looked to be Chant— possibly Gregorian Chant, or what we used to call “Monk Music.”
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Bridges do look like gigantic harps. When the wind blows through the cables, they probably produce frequencies that are below the range of human hearing. Someone could take sound recording equipment to one of them and find out. Could that be the source of mysterious humming sounds that are heard in some cities? I wonder if any of those locations are near suspension bridges.
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The bridges got me thinking for sure. If you had music from the bridges and “channels” literally channeled into the water, couldn’t it purify the water? So many cultures had public swimming rituals and baptism, it had to be in purified water. Then the industrial revolution reset and when people did what they had always done, cholera and typhoid. The purification systems had been destroyed.
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58:41 That looks like a row of Eiffel Towers sticking up out of the water! Maybe the Eiffel Tower was an antenna for broadcasting music back in the day.
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11:45 You realised that “Churches” were too near “bridges” to be unassociated
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The bible also references. Lucifer as music or playing music.
