music

This popped-up – Bolero flashjam

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Close exposure to live music, attainable, touchable, reachable, createable by mere mortals (vs the infinitude of canned “perfection” in our pocket) — this is key. From the comments: “I wonder how many tiny people became musicians that day. All it took was hearing Beethoven on a CD in 1993 to send chills up my little … Read more

Sage of Quay™ – Mike Williams – The ADDENDUM: Did the Beatles Write ALL Their Own Music? (Apr 2023)

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Apr 1, 2023 Mike reflects back 3 years on his groundbreaking and controversial presentation Did the Beatles Write All Their Own Music? as well as presenting additional research since April 2020 that reinforces his conclusion that the Beatles did not write all their own music or play on all their recorded tracks.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0zGfLwsgJM

Mark Devlin outs musical mind-control mechanisms, for the thousandth time – with Maria Nikolaidi, March 2023

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“I realized that the music industry is a control structure used for mass mind-control, the pushing of social engineering agendaes, and the advancement of the New World Order (“master plan”, we can call it, which is the elites’ idea of completely subjugating and enslaving all of humanity).” — Mark Devlin, 2:51 into https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvvC4jm3SVM “The very … Read more

528 Hz and 8 other tones in Solfeggio – Dr Leonard Horowitz

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nO48UIzLk8   Frequency is everything. Sending love and harmonious energy to everyone reading these words ♡ I irreparably damaged my knee and wore a leg brace for about two and a half years. Then the pain came back again and I couldn’t put any weight on my foot. When I found out about 528 I … Read more

Microtones, the frequency spaces between notes — Don Ellis

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From wikipedia: Holton built Ellis a custom trumpet which he received in September 1965.[15] Its additional (fourth) valve enabled it to produce quarter tones. The inspiration for this may have been due to his studies of Indian music, which includes bent pitches that some ethnomusicologists refer to as “microtones”. However, it was probably more the result of Ellis’s … Read more