Symphony of Science is something I came across years ago and has been growing since. It's a brain-child of John D. Boswell, who has good taste in places to live since he's in my region of the world. He's done a lot of work as a music writer and filmmaker and a bunch of other things. He worked with Disney and National Geographic.
But the project that I want to bring attention to right now is that he took video of scientists speaking and put it together in a mashup about science. He took snippets to create a single song that shares scientific knowledge and is still a good song. I would seriously suggest going to watch the videos for at least the first time you hear the songs because he pulled together video of the scientists too and it's fun to recognize a few of them--Carl Sagan, Bill Nye, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Jane Goodall, and so on.
This series of songs was created to get more people interested in science, and I hope it will work for you. I hope you have fun listening to it and that you can find more people to share it with so it can spark more interest in science in other people. For now, I'll just leave it to you to investigate further, and I'm going to go listen to them.
To quote 'A Glorious Dawn' though, I believe our future depends powerfully on how well we understand the cosmos. I hope this will blog overall will help someone understand it a bit better.
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