Bob Dylan’s “Positively 4th Street” Converted Into Modern Art Image

New York, NY, April 05, 2010 --(PR.com)-- cNoteART, a company that can turn any song into fine art (a “cNOTE”), is pleased to announce that it has converted “Positively 4th Street” by Bob Dylan into a modern art image. The Positively 4th Street cNOTE is available in both Fine Art and Museum Series Custom Prints.

"The Positively 4th Street cNOTE has a lot of meaning for me,” Erik Rosen, Founder of cNoteART, said. “In the depths of my second stem cell transplant for lymphoma, I experienced a phenomenon known as synesthesia in which I saw music. I did not hear it. When I got out of the hospital, I tried to convert songs into the images I saw during the 35-day procedure. Positively 4th Street was the first cNOTE that worked on a synesthetic level. Now, it is available for others to experience.”

For more information, please visit http://www.cNoteART.com or (617) 834-9600.
Bob Dylan’s “Positively 4th Street” http://www.cnoteart.com/cnote/ARTIST.html or http://www.cnoteart.com/cnote/NEWS/NEWS.html

For a free 30-minute cNOTE consultation, please send an email to emr@cnoteart.com.

About cNoteART: Turn Any Song into Modern Art. A cNOTE is a musical image. It is Music transformed into Fine Art. Colored Rectangles in cNOTE images represent musical notes. Wider rectangles equal notes of longer duration. Rectangle color indicates a note’s pitch. Erik Rosen discovered cNOTE during a stem cell transplant. cNoteART is the only source for cNOTEs. We use the finest materials and offer a 100% Proof Guarantee on custom pieces. Prices range from $100 to $10,000.

Patent Pend No. 12/657,250

Erik Rosen is available for interviews.

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