The Science of Music, Episode 1: What is Music?

Pilot for a new series - feedback welcome!
This is meant to be accessible to anyone with an interest in science and/or music.

[sacredheartmusicclub]

Mark, this is amazing!
Very well done.
My compliments
Matteo

[ryoheiweil]

Delightful introduction! I thought there was a nice balance of humour and explanations, and look forwards to seeing more in the series :)

[harryyoumans]

And just think, Einstein said Time is like distance, he traveled periodically!

[ArthurIAHamm]

Although from a certain perspective it might be considered aesthetically unpleasing, it gets the job done in a very approachable manner. Are you redoing the whole series? I would want to give some advice, if you have a bar, and want people to come to it because you don't have any visitors, investing a large amount of money into it can be scary, because there is no guarantee you'll get it back. Then I want to present to you the fact that if you have something to offer which isn't being offered anywhere else, you have the advantage of having no competition, but competition can and will see what's going on and want a piece, if you just invest into making your bar (which is already offering an exclusive service) beautiful, you only invest big once, and after you'll never have to invest in making it beautiful again, so people will experience what you produced as something higher value just because the structure was made to last, and the beauty in that is that you will never have to invest in it again, so in the long term it's cheaper for you and those who are aesthetically minded will have to adapt to new found beauty and you'll get a larger and larger crowd just because you fully commited to your goal. Again, at first you'll feel exposed for your commitment to something very different, but eventually you'll find traction. Kind regards, Arthur!