cNoteArt Turns Michael Jackson/Lionel Richie Song “We Are The World” Into Fine Art for Haiti Earthquake Relief
cNoteArt is donating the proceeds from a Special Collector’s Edition cNote (musical image) of the Michael Jackson / Lionel Richie’s song, “We Are The World,” to Haitian earthquake relief charities.
New York, NY, February 18, 2010 --(PR.com)-- cNoteArt is donating the proceeds from a Special Collector’s Edition cNote of the Michael Jackson / Lionel Richie’s song, “We Are The World,” to Haitian earthquake relief charities, such as the We Are The World Foundation.
A cNote is a musical image. It is Music turned into Fine Art. Each colored rectangle in this image represents a musical note. Wider rectangles equal longer note durations. A rectangle’s color indicates a note’s pitch. C notes are Green, D notes are Blue, E notes are Violet, etc.
Erik Rosen discovered cNote when he was quarantined in a hospital room for 35 days for a stem cell transplant. While in the depths of the procedure, he saw music emanating from his stereo. There was no sound, just an opiate-laden kaleidoscope of colors on the wall. "I was obsessed with this project when I got out of the hospital," Erik said. "Everyone was there for me and now I would like give something back."
Details: Proceeds from this Special Collector’s Edition cNote will be donated to Haitian earthquake relief charities.
- Museum Quality Print
- Hand Signed and Numbered by the Artist
- Limited to Only 500 Prints
- Size: 16” x 20”
For more information, please visit www.cNoteArt.com or (617) 834-9600.
Haiti: http://www.cnoteart.com/cnote/HAITI.html
About cNoteArt: Turn Any Song into Modern Art. Patent Pend No. 61205916.
About Erik Rosen: Erik Rosen was born in Monticello, New York. He has an AB from Colgate University; a JD and MA Journalism from Syracuse University/ The Newhouse School; and an MBA from Yale University. He has worked as a Lawyer, Investment Banker and Management Consultant. Erik is available for interviews.
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A cNote is a musical image. It is Music turned into Fine Art. Each colored rectangle in this image represents a musical note. Wider rectangles equal longer note durations. A rectangle’s color indicates a note’s pitch. C notes are Green, D notes are Blue, E notes are Violet, etc.
Erik Rosen discovered cNote when he was quarantined in a hospital room for 35 days for a stem cell transplant. While in the depths of the procedure, he saw music emanating from his stereo. There was no sound, just an opiate-laden kaleidoscope of colors on the wall. "I was obsessed with this project when I got out of the hospital," Erik said. "Everyone was there for me and now I would like give something back."
Details: Proceeds from this Special Collector’s Edition cNote will be donated to Haitian earthquake relief charities.
- Museum Quality Print
- Hand Signed and Numbered by the Artist
- Limited to Only 500 Prints
- Size: 16” x 20”
For more information, please visit www.cNoteArt.com or (617) 834-9600.
Haiti: http://www.cnoteart.com/cnote/HAITI.html
About cNoteArt: Turn Any Song into Modern Art. Patent Pend No. 61205916.
About Erik Rosen: Erik Rosen was born in Monticello, New York. He has an AB from Colgate University; a JD and MA Journalism from Syracuse University/ The Newhouse School; and an MBA from Yale University. He has worked as a Lawyer, Investment Banker and Management Consultant. Erik is available for interviews.
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