Rhythm Testament Blog
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Sound Therapy blog is a platform for sound and therapeutic healing. Sound has been used throughout our journey to elevate the spirit with various frequencies. Rhythm Testament Record Company was created to produce World, Meditation & Dance music with traditional handmade instrumentation such as Kalimba, Mbira, Talking Drums, Sakara, Lap Steel Guitars & Diddley Bow.
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The Sound Therapy Blog was selected number 31 on The FeedSpot 35 Best Sound Healing Blogs and Websites. Thank you for the recognition. Carlos Pride ..read more
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I hope you enjoyed the information provided in the Sound Therapy Blog. The concept was to explore the various ways of healing the human body with sound frequency. Meditation, Vibration, Solfeggio Frequencies, Mantras, Ch ..read more
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The djembe was born into the Malinke caste of blacksmiths (Malinke are descendants of the founders of the powerful Mali Empire), and the tribes that inhabit the region of the former Mali Empire also play the djembe - the ..read more
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The Kalimba was created over three thousand years ago and found throughout Africa. The earliest instrument keys were made from plant-based bamboo and wood. The latter version changed the keys to metal with the arrival of ..read more
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ABANTU LIVE with Charisse C, Duritos, and Rhythm Testament is the second of two segments of the Stories of Mbira series by Charisse Chikwiri, a Zimbabwean-born DJ based in London. The music takes us to Chicago, where Car ..read more
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The origin of mbira music belongs to the Shona people of Zimbabwe, where the instrument has been at the center of a musical tradition that dates back to the early nineteenth century. The Shona name for the instrument is ..read more
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The gungon drum, originally called brekete (named after the brekete ceremony of a southern Ghanaian religious group), was created by the Dagbamba people, one of the largest ethnic groups in Northern Ghana. They share sev ..read more
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Talking drums are carved from a solid piece of wood into an hourglass shape with goat skin heads placed on each end of the shell. The heads are connected by a rope strung back and forth between them. The talking drums ar ..read more
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The Sacral chakra is the second chakra that governs the relationships you have with others and how you share your creativity with the world. The Sacral chakra is located below the navel and is associated with the spleen ..read more
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417 Hz frequency corresponds to the Sacral Chakra, located below the navel. The Sacral Chakra becomes blocked when we experience emotions like anger, frustration, and fear. These negative emotions can lead to creative bl ..read more