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At orchestra rehearsal last night, I failed miserably at keeping up with the Mozart piano concerto we’re playing. I don’t really like Mozart, and we’re also playing Haydn and Shostakovich …
They Might Be Giants have a science-themed CD out, called Here Comes Science. It’s meant for kids, but I’m sure non-kids are allowed to enjoy it too. I just downloaded …
I’m currently traveling, but right before I left I talked to Michael Nestor over Skype. He is a fellow Nature Network blogger, and a scientist, and he plays with The …
I was supposed to interview David Kroll (aka Abel Pharmboy) back in January, but didn’t get around to it back then, and finally made good on that promise this weekend. …
This is the last of the January interview snippets, which I kept forgetting to upload. It’s Cameron Neylon, talking about how he almost studied music instead of science. I first …
On May 24th, physicist and jazz singer Diane Nalini released her CD “Kiss Me Like That” at Hugh’s Room in Toronto. The theme of the entire CD is astronomy, and …
