It is great to know that Albert Einstein was a lover of music. As per the recent findings, scientists point out that music enhances the power of your brain. While listening to music activates certain part of your brain, actively playing activates all parts of your brain.
Time to share my Einstein violin story. When I was a teenager in the mid-70s, I took several violin lessons from a first violin with the Philadelphia Orchestra. I believe his name was Grassi, or Gross, or something like that. He had played with Einstein in Princeton. He related to me that Einstein had told him, 'the only time my mind is ever really at peace, is when I am playing my violin.' And yes, this recording does sound like his playing, I have heard other recordings.
Bach and Mozart - the only masters Chopin admired without reservation. (He also admired Beethoven, Hummel, Paganini, etc, but Bach and Mozart were his idols)
Dude, great video! The best I´ve seen in UA-cam! I´d like to qualify it with 5 stars like 10 times, but thats not possible, though. Einstein is one of the best Human Beings that have been born in this planet for sure.
The road to.. he whose heart is kind and open is never an end, yet when fear is placed with his child, his kin, his future, the road in its young heart is shut and then shut again.. treacherous holds the path, and then there is music only the soul knows of, in the path of his young.. enlivened in all things.. again and again..
Bravo, very well done presentation! This is a part of Einstein's life that everyone should know about, as the importance of music playing changes one's life and adds depth as well as spiritual uplifting.
There are no recordings of AE playing the violin. There is one recording making the rounds, but it is a recording of Carl Flesch, not Einstein. Sorry folks.
He was obviously a fairly good musician, but not excellent. . It takes time to figure out (and prove) that even if the sun disappeared, the earth would still orbit around it for 8 minutes... Or prove that matter = energy, therefore light (which has no mass) is also affected by gravitation (bends around massive objects like stars). Or that acceleration/gravitation affects an object in such a way that it slows down the rate of change in it on atomic level, which is called "time slows down" for the object. Most people think that high speed as such cause such a change of time (because only speeds/velocities are included in the time dilation formula in Special Relativity), but it does not. It's always the acceleration/gravitation which caused the speed, which is the reason for "time change". It's always a physical process in the object itself, slowed down activity on atomic level when affected by acceleration/gravitation. Therefore it is possible to "go forward in time", by physically aging slower compared with other objects.
Just the fact that Albert Einstein loved music and played his violin, is inspiring! He was into music prior to becoming famous for his work in science! I did not know that he loved the music of Bach and Mozart the most. A famous quote from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe states: "Every day we should hear at least one little song, read one good poem, see one exquisite picture, and, if possible, speak a few sensible words." Albert Einstein probably knew that quote in the original German tongue, and more importantly LIVED THAT IN REAL LIFE!
Wow, this is a really great video you've put together here. I really enjoyed it...a LOT! 5*s, fav and send to some friends. :-) Bravo, very well done! Thanks so much for your efforts! Cheers from N. California! ~ Terri
Haha... those damned paradigm shifts (Newton -> Einstein)! Let's transform ourselves to computers/robots so that we can keep a certain programmed reality base forever.... (joking). . Science = exploring the mind of the creator. (Not necessarily a traditional God, can have been a natural immaterial creative energy/force/thought structure which naturally evolved pre Big Bang, and then transformed itself to a physical state in a "Big Bang".) . Main meaning with science = to aim for immortality as a species (as long as the sun shines). This will require another paradigm shift btw, the development/use of fusion energy. . Main meaning with music = to inspire our creativity to become such a force. . To me, Einstein is a perfect example of this.
" If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music. I live my daydreams in music. I see my life in terms of music. I get most of my joy in life out of music ." ~ Albert Einstein
I simply do not understand why every Education Department in every countries wants to reduce the time for arts and music classes. Arts made Einstein smart. Don't forget that.
This demands a fairly long answer/explanation... here's a short version. Einstein was not very popular among people who want to keep an animalistic view on mankind, to be able to control it with different forms of empires and oligarchical forces (today we have mega-banks and big corporations who strive in such a direction). An outburst/expression of such a creativity, and pure/true human thought power, can then be dangerous for political reasons. The masses must be kept dumbed down, mainly just produce/consume, for the 1% to be able to stay on top... more focus on mathematics for everyone (for example) is then "better" than really creative activities in schools. Most education systems / departments think (or have been told) that a human brain is a form of computer, and therefore aims for transforming itself to a robot of some kind. It's false, mankind aims for becoming a force in the solar system with high level energy (to survive as long as possible), with computers/robots as support concerning such limited forms of basically non-creative intelligence (mainly super fast mathematics/statistics, and industrial repetitive production).
Talents, young artists, music charts I agree. Where there is no soul; there is no empathy to reckon the difference between the weak and the well or the grasp of living versus dying...
Because arts and music in school is useless and boring as fuck. You waste time on that shit and it doesn't make you a genius. I prefer keeping it as a passion. I like both art and music but schools just ruin it.
what recording is taht of Mozart's quartet in G major , K156? I love it, just the right pace. So many others play it as a parody (playing the presto instead nearly andate)
rather obviously, people tend to overestimate the role of music played in Einstein's role as a scientist, although music is obviously a important part in his life. the truth is it was a hobby which made him relaxed, probably equivalent to the role cigarettes/cigars played for the great man. also rather obviously, smoking tobacco was also a very important part of the man's life.
CW Brown and mark: No, I don't think that's Einstein playing! That's a very modern recording of the Moz. The point is these are Einstein's favourite pieces
You haven't mentionned who and when was playing that Mozart and Bach- there is just an unclear refference in the descriptions. Was it Einstein? It is really well played, reminds me of Adolf Busch. I'm just searching for some recordings of E. playing himself.
Yes, great clip and empowering genius brain likes music vid. However, where are the recordings of Einstein? If he played so much how come it's so difficult to find his recordings?? I want the improv material. The human race is ready. Switching to improv to maximize brain power. Whadda baws!!!.....the capital E in the theory of relativity...does that mean it's in E major?
what if einstein liked something different like say pottery... would every one of those rich moms(i associate classical music with the rich, evil people and the genius)be forcing their children to learn pottery.
+THE16THPHANTOM Classical music is for your "Rich, evil people"?????? Have you heard of Beethoven?? Have you seen the scratched page of his 3rd Symphony?
It is great to know that Albert Einstein was a lover of music. As per the recent findings, scientists point out that music enhances the power of your brain. While listening to music activates certain part of your brain, actively playing activates all parts of your brain.
Wonderful photos of Einstein playing the violin.
A genius appreciating other geniuses (Bach and mozart)!
Time to share my Einstein violin story. When I was a teenager in the mid-70s, I took several violin lessons from a first violin with the Philadelphia Orchestra. I believe his name was Grassi, or Gross, or something like that. He had played with Einstein in Princeton. He related to me that Einstein had told him, 'the only time my mind is ever really at peace, is when I am playing my violin.' And yes, this recording does sound like his playing, I have heard other recordings.
What recordings... what is your source?
Bach and Mozart - the only masters Chopin admired without reservation. (He also admired Beethoven, Hummel, Paganini, etc, but Bach and Mozart were his idols)
Excellent!!!! He is my hero, really.
Im musician and phycist too, but he is a hero.
Great scientist and musician Einstein never to be forgotten.
You have made a lovely
and inspirational video.
Just beautiful.
Thank you!
How he found time for music..incredible man..incredible myth😀🇨🇦
The genius has admired, to other genius.
Thank you for sharing. We can all learn from the significant figures of the past, especially Mr. Einstein.
Dude, great video! The best I´ve seen in UA-cam! I´d like to qualify it with 5 stars like 10 times, but thats not possible, though.
Einstein is one of the best Human Beings that have been born in this planet for sure.
Parece tan lógico todo. Matemáticas, Música, Dios y la Armonía cósmica
Quién sino Einstein en esa conjunción!!!
The road to.. he whose heart is kind and open is never an end, yet when fear is placed with his child, his kin, his future, the road in its young heart is shut and then shut again.. treacherous holds the path, and then there is music only the soul knows of, in the path of his young.. enlivened in all things.. again and again..
Bravo, very well done presentation!
This is a part of Einstein's life that everyone should know about, as the importance of music playing changes one's life and adds depth as well as spiritual uplifting.
omfg this is freakin cool
i didn't know he played violin for the longest time ;P
Einstein, the great scientist, a genius, who loved the music's genius for all his life.
Many thanks for that lovely clip
Thank you EquuSpirit for sharing a such wonderful video
5* & Fav,
Shania
The "Hans Albert" mentioned at 3:25 refers to Professor Einstein's son.
Amazings Melodies, it feels a relaxed
I believe they are Mozart.
Cool Video and Presentation.....inspiring and encouraging insight into
Al's approach and value assessment of Music and Playing Music....
Excelent!! :)
I know it for the first time. Thanks. I share.
There are no recordings of AE playing the violin. There is one recording making the rounds, but it is a recording of Carl Flesch, not Einstein. Sorry folks.
He was obviously a fairly good musician, but not excellent.
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It takes time to figure out (and prove) that even if the sun disappeared, the earth would still orbit around it for 8 minutes... Or prove that matter = energy, therefore light (which has no mass) is also affected by gravitation (bends around massive objects like stars). Or that acceleration/gravitation affects an object in such a way that it slows down the rate of change in it on atomic level, which is called "time slows down" for the object. Most people think that high speed as such cause such a change of time (because only speeds/velocities are included in the time dilation formula in Special Relativity), but it does not. It's always the acceleration/gravitation which caused the speed, which is the reason for "time change". It's always a physical process in the object itself, slowed down activity on atomic level when affected by acceleration/gravitation. Therefore it is possible to "go forward in time", by physically aging slower compared with other objects.
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Just the fact that Albert Einstein loved music and played his violin, is inspiring! He was into music prior to becoming famous for his work in science! I did not know that he loved the music of Bach and Mozart the most. A famous quote from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe states: "Every day we should hear at least one little song, read one good poem, see one exquisite picture, and, if possible, speak a few sensible words." Albert Einstein probably knew that quote in the original German tongue, and more importantly LIVED THAT IN REAL LIFE!
i am a big fan of yours sir :)
Wow, this is a really great video you've put together here. I really enjoyed it...a LOT! 5*s, fav and send to some friends. :-) Bravo, very well done! Thanks so much for your efforts! Cheers from N. California! ~ Terri
And, then to the eyes of the man of true beauty and heart, nature is his only kin, an imagination all of its self, in itself..
😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘😘😘😘رووووووعه
3:01 same, Einstein, same
Damn those 5 newtonians!
Haha... those damned paradigm shifts (Newton -> Einstein)! Let's transform ourselves to computers/robots so that we can keep a certain programmed reality base forever.... (joking).
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Science = exploring the mind of the creator. (Not necessarily a traditional God, can have been a natural immaterial creative energy/force/thought structure which naturally evolved pre Big Bang, and then transformed itself to a physical state in a "Big Bang".)
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Main meaning with science = to aim for immortality as a species (as long as the sun shines). This will require another paradigm shift btw, the development/use of fusion energy.
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Main meaning with music = to inspire our creativity to become such a force.
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To me, Einstein is a perfect example of this.
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جميل تحياتي الك انشتاين
" If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music. I live my daydreams in music. I see my life in terms of music. I get most of my joy in life out of music ." ~ Albert Einstein
I simply do not understand why every Education Department in every countries wants to reduce the time for arts and music classes.
Arts made Einstein smart. Don't forget that.
This demands a fairly long answer/explanation... here's a short version. Einstein was not very popular among people who want to keep an animalistic view on mankind, to be able to control it with different forms of empires and oligarchical forces (today we have mega-banks and big corporations who strive in such a direction). An outburst/expression of such a creativity, and pure/true human thought power, can then be dangerous for political reasons. The masses must be kept dumbed down, mainly just produce/consume, for the 1% to be able to stay on top... more focus on mathematics for everyone (for example) is then "better" than really creative activities in schools. Most education systems / departments think (or have been told) that a human brain is a form of computer, and therefore aims for transforming itself to a robot of some kind. It's false, mankind aims for becoming a force in the solar system with high level energy (to survive as long as possible), with computers/robots as support concerning such limited forms of basically non-creative intelligence (mainly super fast mathematics/statistics, and industrial repetitive production).
Talents, young artists, music charts
I agree.
Where there is no soul; there is no empathy to reckon the difference between the weak and the well or the grasp of living versus dying...
Because arts and music in school is useless and boring as fuck. You waste time on that shit and it doesn't make you a genius. I prefer keeping it as a passion. I like both art and music but schools just ruin it.
what recording is taht of Mozart's quartet in G major , K156? I love it, just the right pace. So many others play it as a parody (playing the presto instead nearly andate)
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Mozart String Quartet no. 3 in G major K.156.
its on the description
AŞIK OLDUM LAN MÜZİĞE
SULTAN SÜLEYMAN YAZSIN BU EZGİYİ BİR KALEMDE ŞİİRE
...and the Bach double concerto.
rather obviously, people tend to overestimate the role of music played in Einstein's role as a scientist, although music is obviously a important part in his life. the truth is it was a hobby which made him relaxed, probably equivalent to the role cigarettes/cigars played for the great man. also rather obviously, smoking tobacco was also a very important part of the man's life.
CW Brown and mark: No, I don't think that's Einstein playing! That's a very modern recording of the Moz. The point is these are Einstein's favourite pieces
who was Einstein playing with actually? They sounded really professional !
You haven't mentionned who and when was playing that Mozart and Bach- there is just an unclear refference in the descriptions. Was it Einstein? It is really well played, reminds me of Adolf Busch. I'm just searching for some recordings of E. playing himself.
Yes, great clip and empowering genius brain likes music vid. However, where are the recordings of Einstein? If he played so much how come it's so difficult to find his recordings?? I want the improv material. The human race is ready. Switching to improv to maximize brain power. Whadda baws!!!.....the capital E in the theory of relativity...does that mean it's in E major?
is that einstein playing the violin? if not what is the connection?
he looks like edvard grieg
To be clear, this is not Einstein playing in these recording. There are in fact no authenticated recordings of his playing.
@ystephanshrem your almost as smart as einstein, frend. thats tru music is very importent for the humans behavor.
what if einstein liked something different like say pottery... would every one of those rich moms(i associate classical music with the rich, evil people and the genius)be forcing their children to learn pottery.
+THE16THPHANTOM Classical music is for your "Rich, evil people"?????? Have you heard of Beethoven?? Have you seen the scratched page of his 3rd Symphony?
Classical music is music for everyone - it costs less to go to a classical music concert than to a pop festival
@taicleis but music can "Feel mystical" to people. Stop being so naturalistic all the time and let people go wild with their imagination.