Einstein and His Music

Einstein said: "If I were not a physicist I would probably be a musician". Like many scientists and mathematicians, Einstein was passionate about music and played both violin and piano. My other YouTube channels: The Science Fiction Rock Experience ( the music show I produce): https://www.youtube.com/@ScienceFictionRockExperience Discover Maths (with Juan Medina): https://www.youtube.com/@discovermaths Science World (with Emrah Polat): https://www.youtube.com/@ScienceWorld1 My website: https://www.daviddarling.info My videos on tuning systems: Equal temperament https://youtu.be/FWN0JJGQyvk Pythagorean tuning https://youtu.be/feeB8ci38jE Pythagorean comma https://youtu.be/ZJhhQw607As The overtone series https://youtu.be/wzk5WPUtUH0 My other videos on music theory: Circle of fifths https://youtu.be/WeonyENDcYM Consonance and dissonance https://youtu.be/PropSXeaLt0 Intervals https://youtu.be/BHzBwDTZTb8 Major and minor chords https://youtu.be/jyUSY1Z4I5I Extended chords https://youtu.be/yr-YCr0Ky0Y Added tone chords https://youtu.be/pbI72zYWpX4 The Devil in music (the tritone) https://youtu.be/avks7eTTm0c Musical modes: What are they? https://youtu.be/JGsidU8gjQQ Making music with modes https://youtu.be/duwpfqof4Cw My other videos on music: The Harmony of the Spheres https://youtu.be/ZtiTSJQLEkQ Music and the Muse https://youtu.be/fZBKpr0bihU Elgar’s Enigmas https://youtu.be/-r3wpf5zuvA Holst and The Planets https://youtu.be/n5Ck-NZdnF4 Did the Beatles Play Out of Tune? https://youtu.be/-GPgaMmft88