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What is sound? How can we make sounds louder and quieter, and how do musical instruments work? Join science guru Bryson Gore as he explains how humans might be the best musical instrument of them all!
Bryson will explore the mysteries of music as he asks how sounds are made, how they travel, and why some things sound different to others. Prepare to be amazed!
For more information about Bryson visit www.omniscience.info
This event took place on the 3rd June 2010 at Science Oxford Live.
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Bryson will explore the mysteries of music as he asks how sounds are made, how they travel, and why some things sound different to others. Prepare to be amazed!
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For more information about Bryson visit www.omniscience.info
This event took place on the 3rd June 2010 at Science Oxford Live.
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This event took place on the 3rd June 2010 at Science Oxford Live.
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