Mathematics is a universal language. No matter where one travels, two and two will always equal four, one plus one will always equal two, and so on and so forth. Even if you are dealing with a primitive people whose language is unknown to you and the rest of the world, they will still be able to add and subtract.
In the same manner, music is a universal tongue. While certain types of music may not appeal to everyone, people the world over know music when they hear it. And they will react to it as humans will.
So what happens when music and math meet in an engineer’s mind? Take a look at the videos below to find out, readers!
Wintergatan – Marble Machine (music instrument using 2000 marbles)
La valse d’Amelie – Vibraphone Test Melody – Marble Machine X 105
A Song of Joy by Caroline Furlong 
I’d run across the first vid, not the second. Awesome!
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😀 Cool! I was able to pass on something new!
Oh, did you know one of the show writers for Leverage apparently writes stories for Eliot, Parker, and Hardison? I’m trying to find him/her but so far having little luck.
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Huh! Did not know that.
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