This page is hosted by Haverford College, and is maintained by Walter F. Smith, Professor of Physics. Last update: April 30, 2013
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Why Physics Songs? .. Ways to use songs in courses
This site is meant to be as all-inclusive as
possible! To have a song
posted here, or suggest a link, please e-mail
me (or
send to wsmith@haverford.edu).
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Songs by Prof. Walter Smith & Marian McKenzie
Songs from 1947 and from 1985 by Prof. Arthur Roberts
The Physical Revue, by Tom Lehrer
Songs by Dr. James Livingston of MIT
Two Musical Shows (with video) by Prof. Kevin Krisciunas
Songs sung by the Cavendish Society in the early 1900's
Song list
for 2006 APS-sponsored Physics Sing-along / Listen-along
Lyrics & video
clips from 2007 APS-sponsored Sing-along / Listen-along
Holiday party singalong
sheet
Seven of my favorite physics carols, in printer-friendly format
When
You're a Ket by Prof. Paul Halpern |
Dark
as a Dungeon - 2002 Davis/SNO version (with video clip) by Dr. Don Geesaman, Director of the Physics Division, Argonne National Lab |
| Rigid
Body Sings by James Clerk Maxwell
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Ions
Mine by Sir J. J. Thomson |
I
Got Physics by William Phillian |
Songs
(with recordings) by the students of Walter
Smith |
| Songs (with recordings!) by Ian Hartman: |
Physics
Carols by the students of Ron
Revere |
Twinkle,
Twinkle, Now I Know by Pietro Calogero |
"Hyperbolic
Orbit" by Benjamin Newman |
| Sun's
Rap Song by Mary Hogan and Wei Lee |
Newton
Rap (with recording) by Matthew Guberman-pfeffer |
Free Body Diagram, by Prof. Elizabeth Berman & Friends |
Winner of the "NanoTube" contest sponsored by the American Chemical Society: |
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Celebrate this year's Nobel Prize with Graphene -- The Musical! Prof. Paul Neitzel, Mechanical Engineering, Georgia Tech -- Vocals, bass line & electronic percussion Mike Duffee -- Guitars Conceived & recorded for Inside the Black Box Profs. Bill Hunt & Pete Ludovice, Georgia Tech WREK Radio, Georgia Tech |
Bogoliubov! (To the tune of "Oklahoma!"), by Prof. Philip Taylor Supercalifragicsuperluminalneutrinos! , by Prof. Philip Taylor |
Our Universe, by Prof. Francis P. Wilkin
Lyrics (PDF) |
| "Glad Gliese" © by Kathleen Martin: mp3 .. lyrics (tune: "Sad Lisa", by Cat Stevens) In 2010, astronomers announced the discovery of the planet Gliese 581g, which may have all the conditions needed for life. It has a mass three times that of Earth, and orbits a red dwarf star about 22 light years away. This beautiful song lays out some of the basic facts, and dreams about the possibility of humanity colonizing the planet.  Image by Lynnette Cook |
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