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- 3 May, 2024
Wall Street Journal | Blue Notes and Blackboards
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Science benefits from the same kind of leaps of intuition that a sax player makes when soloing. By PETER PESIC
Wall Street Journal | 3 Must-Read Books for Geeks
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] These new spring titles explore the virtual world’s most elaborate Minecraft creations, the age-old connections between music and physics,
Jazz History Online: “The Jazz of Physics”
“The Jazz of Physics” (by Stephon Alexander) by Thomas Cunniffe One of the most beloved episodes of the TV
Publishers Weekly | The Jazz of Physics
Using his own life as the baseline, Alexander, a professor of physics at Brown University, sweetly riffs on deep connections
GIZ MODO | Jazz Music And Physics Have A Lot More In Common Than You Think
It might not seem like music has much to do with cutting-edge physics at first glance. In his new book,
Kirkus Review | Stephon Alexander | The Jazz of Physics
Look to jazz greats like John Coltrane for insights into subatomic particles and the history of the cosmos. In this
The New York Times | As Goes Music, So Goes the Universe
“If the structure of the universe is a result of a pattern of vibration, what causes the vibration?” Stephon Alexander