Albert Collins - Live At Montreux Jazz Festival (1979) @musicinside2584

Albert Collins - Live At Montreux Jazz Festival (1979) @musicinside2584

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Albert Collins - Live At Montreux Jazz Festival (1979)

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Albert Collins - Live At Montreux Jazz Festival (1979)

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$Microtonal Ambient Meditation Music Microtonal Ambient Meditation Music. Composition is called - Whole Numbers Angelica. Celestial Chillout gamelan style ancient angelic music inducing deep sleep level of consciousness. A healing relaxation trip for 40 minutes of music microtonal tuned to frequencies being integer fractions in relationship with each other. The piece is based on integers (whole numbers) and how to multiply fractions together in a sequence to get from the first number N to N+1, ie: the beginning of the piece starts with 8 and the number to get to =9 The numbers contained in the fraction multiplier are given a limit in this piece of the maximum prime number being 7 and various formations of multiples to get from the first note to the last note The starting integer is = 8 and to get to 8 +1 = 9, 8*(3/2)*(3/4)=9 at 3:00 first number = 9 then intervals 9*(5/4)*(2/3)*(4/3)=10 followed by different combinations of fractions to get there In a similar fashion at 4:00 15 *(2/3)*(8/5)*(7/8)=14 followed by combination variations at 5:00 14*(3/4)*(5/4)*(8/7)=15 followed by combination variations at 6:00, 16*(3/2)*(5/8) = 15 followed by combination variations at 7:00 , 20*(4/5)*(3/2)*(7/8) = 21 followed by combination variations at 9:00 , 24*(5/4)*(2/3)*(5/4) = 25 followed by combination variations at 10:00, 25*(4/5)*(3/2)*(4/5) = 24 followed by combination variations at 11:00 27*(7/8)*(4/3)*(2/3)*(4/3) = 28 followed by combination variations at 13:00 36*(4/3)*(5/4)*(2/3)*(7/8)=35 followed by combination variations at 15:01 48*(4/3)*(7/8)*(7/8)=49 followed by combination variations at 16:01 49*(8/7)*(5/8)*(8/7)*(5/4)= 50 , then 49*(5/4)*(8/7)*(5/8)*(8/7)=50 followed by combination variations at 19:01 64*(3/2)*(3/4)*(7/8)=63 followed by combination variations at 21:02 80*(3/2)*(3/4)*(3/2)*(3/4)*(4/5)=81 followed by combination variations at 23:02 125*(3/4)*(3/4)*(7/8*(8/5)*(4/5)*(8/5)=126 followed by... at 27:02 225*(2/3)*(4/3)*(4/5)*(4/5*(7/4)=224 followed by... at 31:05 2400*(8/5)*(7/8)*(4/5)*(7/8)*(4/3)*(7/8)*(7/8) = 2401 followed by... at 35:05 4375*(3/2)*(4/5)*(3/2)*(4/5)*(3/4)*(8/5)*(3/4)*(8/5)*(3/4)*(4/5)*(3/2)*(3/4)*(3/2)*(4/7) = 4374 followed by variations in ratio combinations And thats as far as it is possible to go in a 7limit for a ratio=(N+1)/N So Ratios For (N+1)/N in a 7 limit are : final=4375/4374 = (5.5.5.7)/(2.3.3.3.3.3.3.3) 2401/2400= (7*7*7*7)/(2*2*2*2*2*3*5) 225/224=(3*3*5*5)/(2*2*2*2*2*7) 126/125=(2*3*3*7)/(5*5*5) etc... The quad note chord used are frequencies in relationship [4,5,6,8] major sounding & [6/6,6/5,6/4,6/3] minor sounding Sometimes when there exists a 7 in the transitional fraction interval, chord[4,5,6,7] is used for major sevenths sounding & [6/6,6/5,6/4,7/4] is used for minor seventh chord. The tempo is tuned to the tempo of one earth day = 63.795bpm(beats per minute) or sometimes halved or quartered and the fundamental frequency is tuned likewise. For the bpm of 63.795bpm, timeperiod = 60/63.795=0.940513seconds & multipled by 2^6 or 64 = 60.192 seconds, roughly a minute... Check out my playlists: Blues / Rock / Metal Music - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxjLzYUCozVlwTLB_uk2Ca9YSS1-aTBKN Guitar covers, lessons and more - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxjLzYUCozVkvrfDvqR-Y8FeWvylvDzoG Guitar / Piano / Classic / Instrumental Music - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxjLzYUCozVkEFD23C47C3Z79_S1uaNMG Jazz / Funk / Fusion / Latin music - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxjLzYUCozVkXVO4geAbHfGEaJhJAgqlN Chillout / Relax / Ambient music - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxjLzYUCozVmBR98546zkNxZfpI0EMD-x$

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Albert Collins - Live At Montreux Jazz Festival (1979)