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SUMMARY:The Physics of Music
DESCRIPTION:Where do musical pitches come from? What makes something sound in-tune? Why do instruments sound different from one another? Believe it or not\, physics can answer these questions — and it’s always in the background during any musical activity. Come to the Greenwich Arts Council on Thursday\, October 17th at 5pm for a special event on The Physics of Music hosted by the Young Artists Philharmonic. We’ll be joined by GHS physics teacher Sarah Zeegan for a presentation that reveals a hidden side of the musical world. \nRSVP to Jeff Spector jeff.spector@youngartistsphil.org \n$10 Fee at the door\, for non-YAP/ non-GAC members.
URL:https://youngartistsphil.org/event/the-physics-of-music/
LOCATION:Greenwich Arts Center\, 299 Greenwich Ave\, Greenwich\, CT\, 06830\, United States
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