
The Origin of the Solfeggio Frequencies | Part 2
The second and final part of my investigation into the origin of the Solfeggio Frequencies. This time we dive deeper into the ‘Ut queant laxis’ hymn and the meaning behind the ancient Latin text.

The Origin of the Solfeggio Frequencies | Part 1
An updated investigation into the origin of the Solfeggio Frequencies, discovered by Dr. Joseph Puleo, and shared by Dr. Leonard Horowitz in their book ‘Healing Codes for the Biological Apocalypse.’ Here I explore the Pythagorean Skein and the section in the King James Bible that Puleo used to unravel the six original ‘healing codes’, or as we know them today, Solfeggio Frequencies.

Prodigal Son | In The Spotlight
Today, the spotlight is on a ballet titled Prodigal Son. A pivotal production that marks the end of an era, it was premiered in 1929 by the Ballet Russes in their final Paris season, three months before the death of Diaghilev, marking the end of a uniquely collaborative and explorative period in ballet history.

The Haunted Ballroom | In The Spotlight
Shining the spotlight on a charming one-act ballet titled The Haunted Ballroom from 1934. Sadly lost to time, this ballet is still very much jewel in the history of U.K. ballet productions and one that I very much hope will be re-staged so it can be enjoyed in all its glory once again.

Conjuring Sonic Imagery
Is it possible to tell a story without words and without visuals, using nothing but music and sound?

The Solfeggio Frequencies vs. The Solfège System
The Solfeggio Frequencies and The Solfège System have repeatedly become entangled due to their similarity in name, with many believing that they are the same thing or closely connected. Here, I investigate the two, bringing into question the authenticity of The Solfeggio Frequencies and sharing the origins and theory behind The Solfège System, aiming to illustrate that they aren’t related at all.

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