Chladni Figures - The Beautiful Science Of Sound

The patterns that Ernst Chladni discovered in resonating plates led the way to not only understanding resonance, but the science of acoustics.
This video discusses his work and how it impacted science, all whilst a performance of Camille Saint Saën's Carnival of the Animals - The Swan
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Many thanks to Andrea Biddle and Anne Mynott, for their beautiful performance.
Thanks to Kent Palmer for recording the audio of the performance.
Thank you to Eric Trimbur for the use of his footage of violin construction. You can find the full video here - • Building my First Viol...
And finally thanks to Petr Lebedev for script feedback
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Wow this is one of the most fascinating things I have ever learned ❤️

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Thank you, now I have a method of setting the intonation on my bass guitar. Cool!

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Chladni figures also inspired Michael Faraday's experiments in electromagnetism