The Science of Solfeggio Frequencies
· Frequencies Explained · Ressonia Team
Why frequency matters
Sound is pressure. Every tone you hear is a wave moving air molecules into your ear, your skin, and — through bone conduction — your skull. Different frequencies set different tissues into sympathetic motion.
The six classical tones
The Solfeggio frequencies (396, 417, 528, 639, 741, 852 Hz) trace back to a medieval hymn to John the Baptist. Modern interest revived them in the 1970s, and contemporary listeners report distinct subjective effects at each tone.
What the research shows
432 Hz vs 440 Hz: A 2019 study in Acta Bio Medica found lower heart rate and reduced anxiety in subjects listening to music tuned to 432 Hz.
528 Hz: Research from Japan (2018) showed measurable reductions in salivary cortisol after just 5 minutes of exposure.
Binaural beats: A meta-analysis in Psychological Research (2019) confirmed measurable effects on mood and short-term cognition.
How we use them
At Ressonia, each generated composition is anchored to a Solfeggio tone chosen from your numerology, your astrological profile, and your stated intention. The result is music that resonates with you — not a generic playlist.