Here’s an interesting musical treatment for insomnia: 432 Hz music
Having a hard time falling asleep? There may be a special set of musical frequencies that can help. Several years ago, I wrote a piece for Global News entitled “The
Read MoreHaving a hard time falling asleep? There may be a special set of musical frequencies that can help. Several years ago, I wrote a piece for Global News entitled “The
Read MoreEighteen months ago, I wrote a piece for Global News about how our standard 12-note Western scale of music is all wrong. Over the decades, it was determined through international
Read More[This is my weekly column for GlobalNews.ca – AC] Gather ’round, kids. Those of you with tinfoil hats may wish to ensure that they’re fitted snuggly. What I’m about to
Read MoreGary Whelan, the drummer in the Happy Mondays, is a mate of mine. The last time we got together for lunch to talk about all things musical, we ended up
Read MoreThis week’s Ongoing History of New Music episode is all about musical conspiracies, a real tinfoil hat kind of show. One of the things that will be discussed is the
Read MoreThe notes on the Western scale didn’t always sound the way they do today. In the Olden Day, middle A on a keyboard floated on a range of frequencies approximately. It
Read MoreBack in 1953, the International Standards Organization sought to bring some sanity to music. To make sure everyone everywhere was in tune with each other, it was declared that middle
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