Music for the soul in 432 Hz

A few days ago I had the opportunity to debut in Gubbio with Laughing Heart Singing Heart, a performance that combines smile therapy with the search for beauty through music and singing in 432 Hz.

The songs I sang in the recital were accompanied by the young and talented Korean pianist Ji Youn Park who played on a piano tuned to 432 Hz, which has the property of generating a natural resonance with the frequencies at the base of our organism and universe. Music set to 432 Hz spreads through the body and nature, giving energy and a sense of peace, as well as giving the sound a clearer and warmer character, as music greats such as Mozart and Verdi appreciated.

Among the audience in the first rows were the students who had come from Korea for the Master's degree in singing of the International Music Academy "Vissi d'arte - Vissi d'amore" directed by my teacher Cristina Park, a highly appreciated soprano on an international level. In an image attached here, here I am with the Korean students to whom I donated my "Smilemeter", which has a mirror on the back with a graduated line in terms of Watts to calculate how much energy our smile or laughter produces. It is clearly a game…. but it represents a fun symbol that the pupils will take home and that will be able to bring back and relive the emotions and the beneficial atmosphere lived together.

As a researcher of Universal Languages it was a great joy for me to have the confirmation of how the intuition of the formula Heart that laughs. Heart that sings was able to unite hearts between people of very different cultures; the young Koreans present did not know a word of Italian….yet the spirit that was created was one of great warmth and a sense of unity mixed with healthy joy.

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