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Lisa Bell Dancing on the Moon CD Release Concert
Lisa Bell and her 7-piece band will perform a concert to celebrate the release her new CD at 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 24 at the Nomad Theatre, 1410 Quince Avenue, Boulder. Tickets are $15 and include free wine or Oogave soda and dessert. 10% off dinner at Restaurant 4580 (4580 Broadway-dinner menu only) on the evening of the concert. Just show your server your ticket receipt when you order.
The concert launches Bell's third album, Dancing on the Moon. Her band features an all-star lineup of musicians including Mark Oblinger (formerly of Firefall), acoustic guitar, Bob Story (Martian Acres), electric guitar, Eric Moon (Rebecca Folsom), keys, Chris Engleman and Christian Teele (both of ETown's ETones band), rounded out by Robert Johnson and Linda Lawson, background vocalists.
Fully embracing the genre-transcending spirit of today's great independent artists, Bell brings to her enthralling songs a dynamic array of all of her favorite influences and musical styles. Her music is a bubbling stew of roots, blues, jazz, pop, and country, with spicy vocals simmered to perfection.Listeners will hear hints of the eloquent charm of Norah Jones, the richly textured, intimate jazzy soul of Adele and Lizz Wright mixed with a sassy Keb' Mo' vibe. Critics say "Bell has one of the most polished, effective voices I've heard in a long time. Bell's flawless voice evokes emotion in every phrase." (Performing Songwriter).
A Concert in 424 on 4/24
Building steady momentum towards her ultimate goal of incorporating healing benefits into her popular music, Bell's newest CD was produced using A424 RA Music tuning rather than the standard A440 frequency. This frequency is believed to bring healing benefits to the brain and body. The choice to tune all instruments in the "man made" A440 (A=440 cycles per second) frequency was done around 1925 so that all instruments could play together and have a common tuning. But Bell points out that classical composers like Handel, Bach and Mozart composed and performed in A424 and the original tuning fork held a frequency of A424.5. The "A" note in RA Music has a frequency centered on A=424 cycles per second, which turns out to be more in tune with the natural world. Many animal sounds including a whale's song, the bird's chirp and the wolf's howl are all centered on the natural frequency of A424. RA's "Natural Frequency MusicÂ" is based on the sounds of nature so it creates an encompassing experience - beneficial to your brain and body.
"Songs in RA are compatible with your natural vibration, and can be felt throughout the entire body - not just in your ears," says Bell. "I find that performing in 424 results in a more spiritually connected, inspired and creative performance. We look forward to sharing this experience with the audience on April 24."
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LocationNomad Theatre
1410 Quince Avenue
Boulder, CO 80304
United States
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| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: No |
| Wheelchair Accessible: No |
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