(THE 1994 ORIGINAL)
Solving Bedtime Problems with High Tech
Lullabies.
By using the latest 1994 understanding of musical tuning, and human brain wave patterns found during sleep, Charles Lucy and James Sanger produced LucyTuned Lullabies (from around the world) to encourage sleep with new renditions and special tunings of traditional lullabies from around the world. When played to small children they have the effect of making them drowsy and gradually they fall asleep.
| Listen to short mp3 samples of the eight lullabies on this album | 1 Indonesia | 2. Hopi |
| 3 Greece | 4. Colombia | 5. Haiti |
| 6. Spain | 7. Turkey | 8. Denmark |
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Lullaby Original album - lyrics and stories
Download printable .pdf files of the booklet and music scores
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Sir Simon Rattle of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, on the need for music in schools. The Observer - Feb 98. |
Biological and psycho-acoustic effects of LucyTuning and how it influences consciousness, learning etc.
Listen to short samples of the original 1994 - LucyTuned Lullabies:
Indonesian Lullaby (indonesia.wav) |Hopi Lullaby (hopi.wav) |Spanish Lullaby (spain.wav) |Colombia Lullaby (colombia.wav)
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LucyTuned (midi only) renditions
View all LucyTuned Lullaby - lyrics, stories,
and sheet music.
| Side.Track | Location | Title | Tempo
b.p.m. |
Time
mins:secs |
Key/Tonic
associated colours |
| 1.1 | Indonesia | Lelo Ledung | 148 | 7:00 | Eb major |
| 1.2 | Hopi | Pu'va, Pu'va, Pu;va | 92 | 7:48 | G minor |
| 1.3 | Greece | Aide, Aide, Kimisou, Kori Mou | 86 | 5:36 | F# major |
| 1.4 | Colombia | Duermete, Niño | 77 | 1:58 | E minor |
| 1.5 | Haiti | Dodo, Maringouin Dodo | 69 | 4:28 | D major |
| 2.1 | Spain | Duerme, Niño, Chiquito | 43 | 13:24 | F# minor |
| 2.2 | Turkey | Eh-e, Eh-e, Nini eh! | 39 | 10:09 | E minor |
| 2.3 | Denmark | Visselulle, Min Lire | 42 | 6:15 | C major |
Tempos and colours used in table above represent notes used in corresponding scale
These well-established lullabies were collected by Dorothy Berliner Commins and published in 1967 by Random House in Lullabies of the World. They have been reproduced here with kind permission from her estate and her daughter. The lullabies have been found effective for generations. Now by adding the technology of alpha and sub-alpha beating to natural tuning, the ultimate child soother has been developed. The slowing rhythms lull your baby to sleep whilst introducing the sounds of diverse types of music. It is anticipated that children brought up using these sounds will easily appreciate other music from around the world. The rhythms and intonations, which may at first sound strange to adult Western ears, will be familiar for them.
Play LucyTuned Lullabies quietly in the nursery at bedtime. To those who have previously only experienced and appreciate Western musical tuning, it may at first sound very different, yet see what a difference it makes to bedtime. It also works on adults, so avoid use when driving or using dangeerous machinery.