Boston Immersive Music Festival: Timo Preece/Planetary Cymatic Resonance

Boston Immersive Music Festival

The OVC returns to Boston. Bill Sebastian, the inventor of the OVC will accompany musicians with 3D video seen on headsets or in high-resolution projections.

Timo Preece/Planetary Cymatic Resonance

Experience the convergence of sound, science, and mindfulness with Planetary CymaticResonance (PCR), a pioneering project exploring the frontiers of auditory experience.

In this special solo performance, Timo Preece delves into the cosmic vibrations andfrequencies that define PCR's innovative soundscapes. This event offers a transformative journey, blending ancient harmonic wisdom with modern technology, inspired by Kepler's "Music of the Spheres" and Hans Cousto's Cosmic Octave theories, tuning music to thecosmic frequencies of planetary cycles.

Timo Preece, a renowned sound designer and educator, will lead you through an immersive experience incorporating principles of neuroscience, sound meditation, and advancedtechnologies like virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence (AI). His solo performance, deeply rooted in collaboration with Steffen Günther, co-founder of PCR, also features elements of sound bath techniques, creating a cinematic and meditative auditory environment.

This performance showcases PCR's commitment to pushing the boundaries of traditional music, offering a unique exploration of how sound can be used to expand consciousness and enhance well-being.

PCR's music leverages the concept of neural resonance, where specific tones influence the brain's resonance patterns, eliciting distinct emotional responses. This approach engages the brain's cognitive and emotional processes, stimulating circuits involved in emotion, memory, and motor functions, thereby enhancing consciousness and emotional well-being.

Bandcamp:

https://planetarycymaticresonance.bandcamp.com/

Youtube: @planetarycymaticresonance

https://youtube.com/@planetarycymaticresonance?si=Ow1BMSV1e9D0XuLV

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