Music Therapy

Healing Frequencies Music

What is music therapy? Simply put, music therapy is the use of music for “non-musical” treatment. Examples include playing music and setting up playlists for memory patients, music before or after surgery that a patient enjoys, and even for those with autism spectrum disorders. Several medical organizations are beginning to…

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Singing at A=432

Singing in A=432

Since I began research on the subject of musical frequencies and how they affect us, I started listening to the sounds and pitches found in nature, the buzzing of power tools, the humming of household appliances, and even people singing without the aid of an accompanying instrument. When I found…

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Understanding Concert Pitch – What’s It All About?

Music!

Understanding Concert Pitch – What’s It All About? When the term “concert pitch” is brought up, there seems to be a lot of confusion about what it actually is. Plain and simple, concert pitch is defined as “a universal frequency or note that all instruments are tuned to.” A concert…

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Concert Pitch of Appliances and Entrainment

My household appliances (dryer, espresso machine, microwave, etc) seem to be “in tune” with the concert pitch that I’ve used for the “Prophetic Musical Journey.” Although that may seem odd, I’m not surprised. Since each of these appliances was made by a different company, I’m not thinking they decided to…

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The 528 “Love” Frequency

Sound and Creation

What about the 528 “Love” Frequency? Is it really a musical frequency? I’m one to believe that because enough people truly believe that the 528 Hz is the “love” frequency, there must be something to it. So, what is the 528 love frequency? My goal is to find out what…

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Ancient Solfeggio Frequencies and Pythagoras

You might ask what led me to discuss this topic. In doing research on healing frequencies, I came across a lot of information about what people call the “ancient solfeggio frequencies” or “tones.”  After finding several articles on how they were considered “lost” for a very long time, I started…

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