Symphony of Science - 10th Anniversary Tribute
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- čas přidán 16. 09. 2019
- Celebrating 10 years of remixing scientists with a mashup of my earliest work. It all began with a goofy remix of Carl Sagan I thought nobody would ever see - I had no idea what I was doing or where I was going, but I was having fun. The response blew me away. I owe everything to you guys - my deepest thanks to everyone who has followed along on this weird and wild creative journey and made the whole thing possible.
I kinda cringe at the quality of those old videos, but the spirit is much the same, and I hope you dig this little nostalgic trip back through the past decade.
I always thought my dream job would be a musician or film composer. But this trip has taught me that filmmaking is where my passion is strongest. Exploring the endless possible synergies between visuals, music, sound, and thought will keep me occupied for a lifetime. I am slowly phasing out the use of auto-tune as I gear up for the next phase in this creative journey, which will be to deliver truly mind-bending, sensory rich experiences that explore the frontiers of human knowledge.
This journey is just beginning. Big things are in store. I would love for you to join me for the next 10 years.
Follow along for more deep thoughts and deep tunes :)
Peace and love,
Melodysheep
@musicalscience
@melodysheep_
melodysheep.com
Featuring:
Carl Sagan
Stephen Hawking
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Richard Feynman
Bill Nye
Jill Bolte Taylor
Brian Cox
Carolyn Porco
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Can't believe it's been 10 years. Thanks for being a part of this wild ride with me. To be honest, I can barely watch my old videos - they are so amateur compared to what I'm working on now - but I hope you dig this nostalgic trip through the past decade. Any questions? Thoughts?
When are we getting life beyond ?
Will you remake timelapse of the universe in 4k?
Always amazed at your content!
You're awesome
Feels like yesterday I saw the first video man I’m 17 years old and u convinced me to give science a chance and then u kept me going for physics all my life kept me intrigued and honestly don’t know where I would be now without you, studying physics at college and theoretical physics at uni.
Just as the physicists admire us to look further you admire us to try and keep us going because of the effort you out in for us
This gave me chills. As a current phd student struggling with depression and felling a bit disillusioned about how science is actually performed these days this reminded me of the pure excitement and wonder that inspired me to start this journey and that resonated so deeply in your symphony of science videos. Thank you so much for their creation. I have been watching for quite some time, I know all the words to a few of them and most of the words to the rest. Now to go watch them all again. :)
Keep it up girl! We are one
United we are
what do you mean by "how science is actually performed these days"?
@@sebastiannunez4943
Scientists today are all too often obsessed with publishing as many papers as they can in order to get recognition... this leads to a situation where they can't all be verified through the rigorous testing (and the attempt at breaking) that science needs to prove ideas.
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Try to not confuse science with survival. We all appreciate your contributions to science and understand your need to survive. Ad astra per aspera.
I have discovered you in 2010 when I started my PhD. Your music made me feel so proud to be a scientist and listening to it, I felt like a part of larger community, of people in awe of nature and scientific method. I may no longer be a scientist by profession, but I will always remain proud of this community. Even though it has its faults (quite a few, I think), people of science continue to inspire me.
Thank you for bridging this gap between science and the arts.
🙏🙏 well said
Good meme
@@kyrlics6515 cannibalism is illegal
Continue in the footsteps left by scientists before us Sergey. or should I say, Dr.
Antopolskiy :)
I really appreciate your thoughts, I want to be a scientist too though I'm just 14 years old gonna be fifteen this year, I want to go to the beyond I want to see the unseen I want to do it now cause our life is limited it's very short, there are lots of things that are still need to be answered
So I want to experience it at a young age
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No, thank *_YOU_* melodysheep. Small tear.
2:14
Literally yelled out "YES!!!" with a fist in the air
2:14 We've only just begun. omg, I fell in love, what should I do?
Rewatch the library of course!
And if you run out, he did two videos for PBS. ;)
(Bob Ross Remixed and Mr. Rogers Remixed too!)
Spread the love!
@@Certifiable And Mr Rogers Remix is the shiznit
We are made of star stuff. Never forget that my fellow humans.
The places we have been and the things we have seen, (or the atoms that make every one of us), have been is staggering. The distances those atoms and molecules traveled over eons of time. And then where will our bodies constituents eventually be? Our sun will eventually GO BOOM and thrust everything out and about once again.
IT BOGGLES THE MIND
You sound like the "How do you do fellow kids" guy, but you're an alien
@@justjadethings9630 How did you know I am an Alien!? XD
in fact we are actually interstellar cloud dust (explained in science news from 4 months ago lol)
10 years already? It just shows how timeless your work is. Congratulations!
"Truth is stranger than Sci-fi."
How ten years have flown... I remember hearing "A Glorious Dawn" for the first time one night in late 2009. I was so enraptured with how you'd created something that expresses such a love of astronomy, science, and, of course, music. Over the course of the following year - the most turbulent year of my life - listening to these remixes helped more than I can say. I remember sharing one of them with my aunt one day when were stranded in a motel in California, and even though I'm sure it wasn't really her cup of tea, she could hear the beauty in it... Ten years later, I still get excited about whatever new upload comes out. Long story short, thank you so much for your work!
Carl sagan
"Symphony of Science" is, literally, my favorite music album. "A Glorious Dawn" being my favorite song.
This is how many more years Melodysheep will amaze us👇
Why is it facing the dislike button?
@@bri-cc7ci shh I've almost gotten away with it😂 Reverse psychology
Michael Hall 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh thats nothing absolute zero the finger is facing to 😂😂😂
Bro you pointing at dislike button
S.o.S. is how I discovered Carl Sagan, his works, other great and fantastic scientists and my love for science. It all started with these inspiring, knowledgeable, intricately deep and musically amazing videos. Thank you melodysheep, without your work my life would be profoundly different.
GOOSEBUMPS on my GOOSEBUMPS.. I'm sitting in the breakroom at work trying to hold back tears. Such a beautiful remix of the last 10 years
Great stuff, John. I still listen to Symphony of Science tracks.
Joe
Look up Alan watts on google
Man I remember watching A Glorious Dawn and a few others for the first time in my 7th grade middle school science class thanks to a really nice science teacher I had. I believe it was around the time when you released the quantum theory song. I got home that night and listened to every single one you had put out and have continued to keep up with them over the last 7-8 years. Crazy how fast time flies, I'm in my 3rd year of college now. Thanks for all the work you've put into these man, and all your remixes for that matter. Best of luck for all your future endeavors my man
That was about the same time that I approached John Boswell (Symphony of Science) about going to schools and sharing his videos with science students as a non profit. John kindly agreed to let me share as long as I gave him credit of course. I wanted and needed some financial backing to start but never was able to come up with the funds and went to work for someone (the man) but my daughter was about your age at the time also. We watched the videos together and I saw how it affected her AND MYSELF. I wanted to share symphony with EVERONE your age because we need smart people in the STEM fields. I hope you are doing good, she's in her 3rd year at university to be a veterinarian. SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE :D
Our future is gloriously bright, we have but to grasp it
Dammit I’m sat here listening in loop crying now
All the best parts of my favourites songs by the best people the world will ever know made by the second best who brings ur the best of them
Here
Marlon B glad ur here with me man can’t believe 10 years has passed since they started 😯😀❤️
Same.
You're like the pink floyd of space stuff.. I love it.
My daughter is 13 and grew up listening and watching all of your Symphony of Science videos. She can sing along with them all. They will forever be a part of her wherever she goes in this world.
I just found your music a month ago, and I've listened to it on repeat for hours at a time. It's the most hopeful, worshipful music I've heard since I abandoned Christian superstition two years ago. Please never stop making this music.
Welcome to the Universe, man!
Welcome to reality!
Positive energy all around..
kek
That original video was what got me interested in astronomy and science in general; your series has significantly shaped who I am over the last ten years. And for that I cannot thank you enough!
Last semester I showed some of your work to my astronomy professor at my college and he loved it.
Damn! It's been a decade already. Just came in to check what this channel has been up to and found this. Your remixes used to occupy my playlist in my pre-high school days. And I am still able to listen to each of it with same excitement I had when I first heard it a decade ago.
I'm really glad you're getting all the praise you deserve, your time-lapse of the future left me speechless
Love your work so much you gotta continue it I wanna see more
Keep it all up!
almost cried while watching this, I really really miss the Symphony of Science I miss the passion that it gave us.
all emotions have been scattering all around my brain while I'm watching this.
thank you so much MelodySheep and happy 10ys anniversary and I wish to see more Symphony of Science, the greatest show I've ever seen in my life, it has completely changed my Life Literally since the first Video .....Love you so much
The quality of that old videos are great, i always listened when i was in college, now i finish my career in physics and Symphony of Science inspired me to never give up in my science career.
I love your videos man. Can you maybe a make a special behind the scenes video? Like how you create your content and what not
I think he offers that as one of his patreon rewards
Trade secrets. Nope
The Joy of Discovery was the first video of yours I watched and it had a profound effect on me. It was a dark place in my mind at that time, and I often struggled to find meaning for my existence, and that video specifically helped me come out of that place. A few years later I was talking to a friend who was in a similar state and was contemplating ending himself, and I couldn't seem to break through his apathy until I showed him the same video. He said it was the most beautiful thing he'd ever seen, and the overall message was the first thing to make him feel anything in months. He's still around, and doing much better, so hey, you can add saving lives to the list of things you've accomplished. Thanks for all the wonderful music.
I have always been into science, and I got REALLY into space about 2 years ago. I remember watching your videos for the first time and instantly fell in love with them. They have helped to boost my passion for space and science, and in a way put that passion into musical form that I can't help but get chills. Thank you for making such incredible music and content, and I look forward to the future. Godspeed.
Wow it's been 10 years already??? 🤘
Dauntless Kitchen I know man feels like yesterday I was 7 fascinated by the work here that got me hooked
@@matthewdent1160 I was 19 lol I feel old
I was 17. The earlier songs give me high-school nostalgia!
@@Flyingtart Yes, me too! I was 15 and shared it with absolutely everybody I knew, teachers, students. The teachers all sucked and never played them, despite showing us the documentary that a SoS video used as source material, like David Attenborough's documentary Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life where he says, "All life is connected. And it enables us to construct with confidence the complex tree that represents the history of life. Our planet, the Earth, is as far as we know unique in the universe--it contains life. Here plants and animals proliferate in such numbers that we still have not even named all the different species."
I squirmed along as I loudly narrated David Attenborough because I knew what he would say from listening to the Symphony of Science on repeat for about 7 months at the time. To prove a point to my teacher that she could have also played a 3 minute video that was way cooler than her lame "science" songs that tried to make science look "hip" yikes
@@Ruintheus Hahah, I've been thinking it too. If you want science to seem cool enough to win over a few uninterested teenagerss, you should start by playing a SoS song for them. I have a friend who would sleep on the front row in science class, but who watched Sagan's Cosmos after finding this channel.
It’s crazy that your songs mean so much to me but they’re so beautifully grounding yet so optimistic xx
GOOSEBUMPS... I've got freekin goosebumps!
Well done brother. Thank you for your inspirational music videos to share the wonders of science and space. Here's to many more years!
This is absolutely incredible. Utterly jawdropping. I keep rewatching it, I'm obsessed.
The time-lapse of the universe in 4k is the best work you have ever done.
It's 3 am but do I care about sleep?
Nah
We have been blessed with a new song today. Time to rejoice, children!
I cant tell you in words ,how much i loved this track,thankyou
I stumbled upon your work years ago and it changed the way I look at the world for the better. My curiosity and enthusiasm for science is greater thanks to you.
Symphony of Science began when i was 7...
This is definitely a thing i will show my children when i tell them about my youth...All of it. Melodysheep, i simply cannot thank you enough for this beautiful journey!
Found your channel a couple years ago - Pure awesomeness! Thankyou!
At the first quote I got chills. I can't believe it has been *_10 YEARS ?!!_* MELODYSHEEP, You were literally the first channel I subbed to and became a regular of. Hearing Hawkins at the start made me pause the video and smile. It's like 10 years full circle. Thank you for enlightening me 10 years ago and for continuing to inspire myself and millions of other Melodysheep around the world 🌎 👽 🚀 🌙 🌞
No matter how many times I listen to your tracks on my daily runs, I am always moved to goose bumps. I am amazed at what I learn about who we really are from the combination of music and lectures. The more I realize how insignificant we are, the more in awe I become. Sadly the more frustrated I am at the arrogance and ignorance of humans and our need to think that "we" are the reason for the universe. Please keep doing what you are doing.
Symphony of Science was a lot of what I listened to when I was younger. I'm glad you are still doing what you're doing.
I knew today felt special!
I've been listening for a long time. when my first child was born I would play symphony of science because it sent him to sleep with abit of dads singing.
When he turned two he got really into quantum world, he always pulled a surprised and excited face each time it was played.
This tradition carried on to my second child and it still works everytime, I even have mum playing it.
She forgets and underestimates the power of symphony of science every, single time.
Thank you who ever you are you've been a big impact of mine and my families lives, being a musician myself you out do yourself with each song and it shows.
So once again, thank you X 3.1415926535
Me: "This is going to be good, but I don't see how it could be better than-"
Carl Sagan: "THE SKY."
Me: "Oh, that's how."
THE FLOOR
The power of the univers
The story of the univers is our story
we are star dust
Thank *you* for making some of the highest quality content I've ever watched on CZcams.
I love each and every piece of your work !
Thanks for being a part of my childhood 🙏 RIP Stephen Hawking and Carl Sagan
if music is a religion, melodysheep is my god
I bet Carl Sagan is watching down on the Earth each day, looking if melodysheep has made him sing again ♥️
Carl Sagan would be laughing at irony here, he was a atheist.
Thousands of children, who were inspired by your videos 10 years ago, now became engineers and scientists...
thank you melodysheep for adding so much good (hope, perspective, reason) in to this world.
to make a legendary inspirational work of art from scratch. you must first, invent the universe.
Woah you've gone so far and I hope you keep growing! I really love your videos!!
Crazy to think it’s been 10 years already. Keep up that good work!
I’m an elementary school teacher. I play your videos for my students and it gets them so fascinated with the world. “Millions and millions of black holes...” I hear them muttering sometimes. “Evolution, the greatest show on Earth...” THANK YOU from all of us!!!!!!
You are so welcome, John; Thank YOU, sir!!!
Will you remake time lapse of the universe in 4k?
yolo2546 oh yes 😍. Nice picture btw. 🤭
Yes, please!
He said he's thinking about it...
But don't change the music, i love the music in it
someone already made a playlist containing both Timelapse of The Entire Universe and Future musics in Spotify. Go Check it out
Please don't end SYMPHONY OF SCIENCE 💓💓💓💓🌌🌌🌌
Please don't ever stop making these. I am a secondary school science teacher, i love showing these to my students. Watching them open mouthed in wonder is amazing.
keep it up
I remember A Glorious Dawn making 14 year old me obsessed with Carl Sagan. Thanks for the music.
Your creativity always blow up my mind !
No one had mixed between Music and Science and Space!
And the clips are incredible well done in everything cheers man
Thank You for showing the unthinkable beauty of the space.
ten years ago I was inspired by those scientists and songs as a kid, now I'm doing Physics in my college. Thank you!!
Your videos got me through some tough times 6 years ago 💕 thank you for helping to inspire me in moments when I was disappointed with the world
I love your videos so much ma dude.
Keep it up!
When you become one with the Universe, you want to understand and open your mind to all the knowledge you can. You feel Gratitude and Respect for Mother Earth. You Respect the Power of Earth's energy it releases. You realize how little we are in this big universe. Seeing the last picture of our planet taken by Voyager 1 in 1990. Named the family portrait by Nasa. Earth was a little blue spec, so tiny.
It made me put everything in perspective. It made me want to try and make a difference in this world. We are all equal, we all live on Earth, let's make the best of it.
I love how you blended elements from all of them!! I've been following your work since A Glorious Dawn. Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful work.
I first discovered your stuff in 2015 and I absolutely fell in love with it, I listen to it like 10 times a day. I’m really glad you decided to make symphony of science/the rest of your work, and I look forward to all the future songs you’ll put out!!! 12/10
Amazing work, your work brings science to life!!!
Congrats!, Melodysheep, great and Epic work!, your music and videos should go in some space probe to the ends of the universe. Congratulations.
10 years! I remember back when I was first introduced to your channel, nearly 6 years ago now, by my science teacher. The video was the "symphony of science - poetry of reality" video and I remember writing down the channel name and binge watching all the videos you had when I got home. By far the best channel I have ever subscribed to. Keep up the amazing work!
I still love those old videos... they're a mix of heartwarming and catchy tunes. Thank you for these 10 years!
Love you man! ʕっ•ᴥ•ʔっ
Just keep up this good work
Your videos are great! Keep up the wonderful work! By the way, any chance we might get more paleontology-themed videos in the future? 😉
10 years ago I was a teenager, and I remember having chills watching your videos, listening to your music... you were part of what made me love and have such fascination for the universe and the science of how reality works! Thank you!
I don't know how or why, but I got goosebumps all over my body and tears in my eyes. I love mashups and I love everything you make. A melodysheep mashup is the best thing ever. Thank you thank you. I look forward to an amazing new decade.
You are simply amazing... But I think u deserve more attention as 700k subs isn't great number for a creator like you in 10 yrs... Let's make melodysheep more famous
I have not watched the video yet, but I like-clicked it already.
20 seconds in and i already have chills! this has made my week, thank you Melodysheep!
Thank you!!!
Symphony of Science might be one of the top 10 best things on the internet.
And yes you have evolved during this time. The old stuff is still the beginning and I love them. But I understand what you mean from your creative pov. The production quality have increased (a lot) but that creative spark and heart is still there from the beginning to now.
When I first watched your first "symphonies" I was amazed and even had tears of joy at times. Finding someone that is so creative and tuned in to the stuff I like so perfectly is always emotional to me.
You had me at Carl Sagan.
Yesss symphony of science!!
Em nome do Brazil, eu venho agradecer vocês por me proporcionar as mais incriveis e sensacionais sensações assistindo seus videos. E o quão eu fico impressionado com sua visão do universo.
I found you channel at a turning point in my life. When you posted you second symphony of science video. It was just what I needed to keep pushing forward in school. You gave science the awe inspiring feeling that it used to have watching Cosmos as a kid. Hard to find as an adult. Thank you so much for keeping this thread alive. It means so much to me!
Much love, John! Words can't quite express my gratitude, but here goes. Thank you for enriching my life with your beautiful creations!
Melodysheep , why life beyond was deleted? It's beautiful video , please, return it
Si buscabas un comentario en español, aquí está! 😉
Why are you thanking us? We are the ones to be thanking you.
10 years. Have to admit, that even ifnyour musical and editorial quality has gone way up, your first one speaks to me in levels that I am still exploring. Hit me in right time, when I was in need of path in my life through hardships and with Symphony of Science I found it. So, in short; thank you as well.
2:06
Is that a message to God, or what?
doubt it
No
1st
I have been getting a bit burned out and tired of science, but whenever I start doubting that I can continue on my path, I watch one of your videos. Your videos are very inspirational and has been keeping me going for years now, they really show that the universe is an exciting place.
This video was the first incentive for me to enter the world of astronomy
I don't remember when I first heard your works, but it was somewhere in the ballpark of 8 or 9 years ago. I've been fascinated ever since. My personal favorite will always be A Glorious Dawn. Carl Sagan was one of the most important people of the last century, and this was a brilliant way to honor him and Cosmos.
I appreciate what you do and look forward to more to come.
I literally just looked up the carl sagan one yesterday and subbed because I've been jamming out to that one ever since it came out, and suddenly this! it's incredible :)
melodysheep, I grew up with your videos and your music. The Carl Sagan songs and your other old remixes were the first songs Ive truly enjoyed as a 11 year old child when I was browsing CZcams. I'm 21 now and I'm so glad to see you're still making videos and youre still making music, still as beutiful as I remember them. Watching your videos gives me a lot of nostalgia. I love everything space related, especially the philosophical aspect of space. I love you for the beutiful work you've created. I used to listen to your remixes on repeat while I was playing outside or doing homework. I know every single science song by heart, I just love them so much. Much love from Germany, this channel really, really means a lot to me.
Thanks for your hard work. Science deserves to be dispersed by any means and I have definitely learned a lot from your mixes.
We will....one day.....venture to the stars.
I've been listening to that goofy Carl Sagan remix for years as inspiration music while writing. I'm so glad you're still making content!
Congratulations ! You have been inspiring people with science. Hopefully sooner this channel could reach 20 years and beyond.
NO THANK YOU!!!
I honestly can not express how much your music means to me and my family. My oldest son (12) has been listening along with me since the beginning and has helped get him into science and space. Now my daughter listens along, and our baby as well. We have showed your music to alot of teachers who have used it in class, our family and friends. Thank YOU for all of this. We can't wait for more.
-B. Family.