Song from π! (Studio Version)

Pi Song I wrote to help me memorize pi - I figured it would be easier to remember a melody than a string of numbers.

Filmed by Elizabeth Nguyen!

[mightychaikajonsak]

someone: What music genre you listen to?
me: math

[jude]

Some say hes still playing that melody to this day

[Klavierdude]

"so....do you Play the Piano?"
"Yeah, a Bit. Only one Song but i never finished it."

[picklev]

I’m disappointed you didn’t include the whole song

[SerratedSkies]

Finally, a piece of music that isn't repetitive

[fogasmedve]

This guy is a really 'pi'anist.

[nicktaylor]

God, I could listen to this again and again.

A perfect circle.

[octagon]

Someone : so what instrument do you play on

Me : the *π-ano*

[ryn-pgwb]

hello yes why was this recommended to me almost five years later

[Amaezn]

Teacher : So now students tell me 40 numbers of pi

me : plays piano*

[Arbitraritorian]

How about a web site that continues the song infinitely?

[_neuromanser_]

Here is another interesting idea - explore music based on Golden ratio (1.6180339887498948482...)
That number repeats a lot through nature.

[cemeterybackyards]

*this is the song that never ends, for it goes on and on my friends*

[sakshamagarwal]

When you love math but your parents forced you to be a musician.

[pfitzerone]

This would be perfect if it was 3:14 min long...still it is awesome, great job :)

[jeffreycanfield]

You should make one with 10/3. itd be the most boring song ever.

[PixelPoxFox]

by this method, you could eventually find any other song melody inside of pi.

[carlosnunez]

I really appreciate how even though the pi doesn't have any actual patterns, you used the chords and phrasing to make it feel like a cohesive musical thing

[eliaswenner]

The legend tells he is still playing to this day.

[Kiro]

That ending. Why did you bang the piano with your forehead? xD