Albert Einstein's violin sold for US$516,500 at auction on March 9, 2018 Einstein is also quoted as saying: " Life without playing music was inconceivable for me. I live my daydreams in music.

'Experience the New York premiere of 'Einstein's Violin: A Play In Three Movements' at USF 2023! Join Tom Schuch as he takes you on a journey through the life and music of Albert Einstein. Don't ...

Steger made the violin himself and inscribed it with the words “Made for the Worlds [sic] Greatest Scientist Profesior [sic] Albert Einstein By Oscar H. Steger, Feb 1933 / Harrisburg, PA.” ...

Steger made the violin himself and inscribed it with the words “Made for the Worlds [sic] Greatest Scientist Profesior [sic] Albert Einstein By Oscar H. Steger, Feb 1933 / Harrisburg, PA.” ...

Robert Wilson, a visionary director and collaborator who worked with a diverse lineup of artists that included Philip Glass ...

First, Einstein celebrated the day in 1919 that his General Theory of Relativity was substantiated by purchasing a new violin since music was so “instrumental” to his scientific work.

Prof. Albert Einstein gave a violin concert here before three thousand people, gathered in the largest Jewish temple of this city. Professor Einstein gave the concert for the benefit of the Jewish ...

I wonder if those violin lessons in 1885 -- for a boy who had not yet started to really enunciate words, who was a tardy speaker of German -- were not the sweet fire in which his mind had been ...

Navigating the future: the letter from Albert Einstein to Glyn Davys (click to expand). (Courtesy: Dyer et al. 2021, J Comp Physiol A /The Hebrew University of Jerusalem) A 1949 letter sent by Albert ...

Joseph Lanska just finished his freshman year at the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse, but he has junior standing thanks to advanced placement credits earned at Tomah High School.