432 Activists - 3 - The ISAACS Nature's Symphony in 432
Channel: 432 Activists
Date: 2018-02-06

In 1955 the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) adopts A4 = 440 Hz. Since then this frequency is used as reference for all musical instruments, acoustic equipments and sound warnings. A growing community of musicians, scientists, and therapists advocating a new standard tuned at A4 = 432 Hz. This documentary brings together some of the world's top 432 Activists.

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"I think it was a miracle that you can record the tone I hear when I am in nature. This is the frequency of the earth I hear." - Mr. Gordon Mote.

"- A perfect C note (256 Hz) at 432. That is exactly the note and pitch in which we recorded this song, and we had already finished it.Then for us it was like a divine confirmation that we are doing the right thing." - The ISSACS, Natures Frequency in 432 (Grammy 2017 nominated).

"- The kind of music you hear certainly has an impact. But even the frequency of the music you hear has an impact. This is crazy. We recorded the entire album on 432 instead of 440 because this is the nature's frequency" - The ISSACS, Natures Frequency in 432. (Grammy 2017 nominated.)


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This video is part of 432 Activists documentary.
Directed, produced and edited by Toni Mazzotti.

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