432 Hertz Poem by Liza Sud

432 Hertz

My life will be a wonder for masses,
but to God - it's a simple banality,
if there is in our arsenal
Virtue and geniality.

It's not difficult to live righteous,
It's not difficult to keep laws,
and like little strings - to love all,
despite noisy and loud clanging.

Poets - are pouring too much water,
but it flows all through the veins,
in dream and love circuits,
and becomes eternal siren.

Poets in soul have - quietude,
their waves are in harmony order-
Their frequency: Four, three, two,
as was before the laws of London.

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Моя жизнь будет чудом для масс,
но для Бога - простая банальность,
если есть в арсенале у нас
добродетели и гениальность.

Как не трудно правдиво прожить,
как не трудно законы исполнить,
и как ниточки - всех возлюбить,
не взирая на шумные звоны.

У поэтов - так много воды,
но она протекает по венам,
по канальцам мечты и любви,
и становится вечной сиреной.

У поэтов в душе - тишина,
и в порядке гармонии волны,
Частота их: Четыре, три, два,
как до Лондонских было законов.

Monday, December 19, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: fight,harmony
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Fact: In fact, it was the British Standards Institute who arranged an international conference in London 1939 where it was internationally agreed for A=440Hz to be the standard.
Your music will sound better at A=432Hz

Fact: Musical aesthetics is a flexible thing. Musicians are not obligated to use 440 Hz as their base frequencies, and many orchestras around the world use different pitches according to the music they are about to play. It is generally agreed that baroque music is to be played at around A 415Hz, classical and early romantic eras at around 425 Hz and later repertoire at 440 Hz and up.

Tuning to different pitches has subtle effects on the timbre of acoustic instruments, but makes no difference to electronically generated sounds.
https: //ask.audio/articles/music-theory-432-hz-tuning-separating-fact-from-fiction
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Daniel Brick 19 December 2016

Wow! This is astonishing, Liza. Thanks for the facts you clearly explained and the poem that embodies them and turns neutral facts of sound into the music that brings joy to our hearing and lives.

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