Sierra Ferrell ‘’The Garden’’ 1/15/24 Egyptian Room at Old National Centre - Indianapolis, Indiana

Sierra Ferrell performing ‘’The Garden’’ around a single mic on 1/15/24 at the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre in Indianapolis, Indiana
The Band :
Sierra Ferrell - Guitar, Fiddle, lead vocals
Oliver Bates Craven - Guitar, Fiddle, vocals
Joshua Rilko - Mandolin, vocals
Jeff Saunders - Bass
Matty Meyers - Drums
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[@bradleydewey9083]

Amazing...take a three chord progression and a melody that sounds as basic as a nursery rhyme and turn it into a beautifully written song uniquely her own. Her ability to write timeless music is remarkable. A powerful talent, that young lady.

[@jasoncarmichael6311]

Sweet, just discovered her last week. I'm going country

[@johnhockett8003]

Great as always. ❤

[@LynnStangl]

🎉🎉🎉

[@bstone2b]

Gonna see her in May. Cant wait...

[@derkwissink1286]

So good ,thank you

[@gill0007]

Good stuff, Matthew! Thanks for sharing!

[@NFG3rdeye-su7rl]

Do they tune A to 432? Who feel calmess and love?...So beautiful. Fantastic band. Btw its crystal clear sound in that place, Hmm the pyramid? Thank you for the recording the performance and this upload. We all need this in life Action, Love and wisdom, peace. Speculation is needed, smile, Jesus has got you. ✝️🙏❤️+💚+💜....👏👏👏👏

[@AlexTheCellist]

432 is not a thing, most orchestras tune to 442 these days, some as high as 446, somewhere between 425 and 435 is "baroque" tuning depending on the organ a lot of the time (it's pretty hard to tune a massive organ). 440 is really for students learning and a good starting point. Lots of other musicians tune a bit higher, to sit brighter in the mix.
Im glad you're getting healing from the music it's beautiful, but I'd always listen to musicians about tuning, not some weird old dentist ;)
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