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Heartbeam — F Minor / C Minor Movement

Giacomo Reggente
Sep 3
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Updated: Sep 4

Heartbeam is the piece I'm developing for IACS's HEARTBEAM: Heart-Brain Engagement for Adolescent Meditation protocol — a heart-brain neurofeedback study for adolescents, funded by the Tiny Blue Dot Foundation. This movement layers the F minor and C minor stems together into their combined stereo mix, 55 BPM, built to breathe with the study's guided sessions.


Heartbeam — F Minor / C Minor Combined MixGiacomo Reggente

Guest of honor: Suuvi Bacelar joins on cello, bringing a live, human warmth to this movement. Meet Suuvi on the IACS site.


I'm proud to serve as a Research Consultant on this protocol alongside Principal Investigator Nicco Reggente. Read more about the HEARTBEAM study at the Institute for Advanced Consciousness Studies.

 
 
 

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