The Beautiful Sound of Nylon Strings
Guitarist and composer Enzo Crotti presents “Lullaby”, a new version of the foamous song by J. Brahms recorded with classical guitar and special 432 Hz tuning that enhances relaxing frequencies.
A bhajan literally means “sharing“. It also refers to any song with religious theme or spiritual ideas, in a regional Indian language. An alternative way to Mantra recitation is Bhajas song, because while mantra is sacred and should only be…
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Music at 432 Hz is a very large music world where we find everything. But how should this music be heard for the best sound performance? Is MP3 format better or some other audio format? Producing music tuned at 432…
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If you enjoy relaxing music at 432 Hz, you will surely love these 432 Hz guitar playlists that can serve you for study or just to rest after a day’s work. The 432 Hz music is tuned to more natural…
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A Mixolydian Samba is a rare original composition for classical guitar and percussion. This composition has a special tuning that is difficult to reproduce with instruments such as classical guitar. Tuning used for this record is Pythagorean with A note…
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Real music to 432 Hz should also be based on natural scales, which is why I tune my music on the Pythagorean scale. For this reason I decided to change a classical guitar, with the keyboard on the Pythagorean scale,…
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Now there is talk everywhere of music at 432 Hz and its beneficial properties. But are all the same music tuned to 432 Hz? Tuning at 432 Hz it is much debated on the internet if you search this topic…
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The best way to feel the difference between the normal tuning Concert Pitch to 440 Hz and 432 Hz tuning is listen. I propose to you these two versions of a song of mine called “Aria d’Ohm”, which is a…
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Mathematics is the basis of all life, from DNA to large star systems. The music is nothing more than a metaphor for life and can be created in a very natural way. In my version of “Pachelbel’s Canon” I have…
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The adoption of the current frequency of 440 hz for an A note, and accordingly the pitch of the remaining notes, was made by International Organization for Standardization (ISO), which made it in 1955. The reasons that led to this…
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