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G-string humor

A funny movie, candid camera. :-)
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The basic idea behind all string theories is that the fundamental constituents of reality are strings of extremely small size (possibly of the order of the Planck length, about 10−35 m) which vibrate at specific resonant frequencies.[2] Thus, any particle should be thought of as a tiny vibrating object, rather than as a point. This object can vibrate in different modes (just as a guitar string can produce different notes), with every mode appearing as a different particle (electron, photon etc.). Strings can split and combine, which would appear as particles emitting and absorbing other particles, presumably giving rise to the known interactions between particles. This is part 1 of "The Elegant Universe" series. more vids at http://videos.soulcravings.net
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String Theory - (2 Minutes)

String theory
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String Fever (Bolero)

Un buen grupo, si no lo kreen chekenlo
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Legend of Zelda Medley in String Quartet Form

Arranged by Chad Schwartz For my Senior Cello Recital at James Madison University in March 2006, I decided that my recital needed something extra. This is the encore of my recital. If you can name all of the zelda themes used in this medley, you are as cool as me. Enjoy! for those wondering how i got the sheet music. i listened to the hyrule symphony mp3 and figured out all the parts from that and put it in finale. i then added two sections (dungeon from link 2 and zeldas lullaby) and changed around some other stuff (like adding the full version of the original). ***700,000 views! WOW!!!*** I just finished updating this medley (adding 3 more themes from WW and TP and fixing some small things) and am planning to have a video game concert on 11/15/08 at James Madison University showcasing the Zelda medley, the Final Fantasy medley, and the Mario bros. Medley! There will be videos of all these medleys posted soon after. **side note** i realize it's not completely in tune, we put it together at the last second... i actually didn't decide i was going to do it until the day of my recital.... although i must say, if i knew it was going to be this popular on youtube, i would've spent way more time on it to make sure it was perfect.
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Ravel: String Quartet (part 1)

The Hagen Quartet plays Ravel's String Quartet in F major.
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Escala - String Quartet - http://www.younggunsuk.com

Bookings: http://www.younggunsuk.com
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paul gilbert string skips

PG demonstrates how he works up to playing those insane string skipping licks.
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HiDef - BGT - Scala! Electric String Quartet

Want to watch this in HiDef with stereo sound? Ideal for full screen viewing. Click the following link and enjoy (you need a fast machine and connection): http://youtube.com/watch?v=Gu_aZvUZwNI&fmt=18 Britains got talent 2008 - Electric string quartet perform before the judges. This was first broadcast in the UK on ITV1, Saturday April 12, 2008. Checkout the Britain's Got talent website at: http://talent.itv.com or http://dominos-bgt.com for more info and clips. Check out the group's own website at http://www.scalamusic.net The whole episode can be seen again at the following times: (sorry UK only) BGT 18/4 19:45 ITV2 BGT 18/4 20:45 ITV2+1 ...and the companion program, Britain's got More Talent, can be seen again at the following times: BGmoreT 13/04 20:00 ITV2 BGmoreT 13/04 21:00 ITV2 +1 BGmoreT 19/04 16:05 ITV2 BGmoreT 19/04 17:05 ITV2 +1 NEXT EPISODE: (sorry UK only) BGT 19/04 20:05 ITV1 BGT 20/04 11:35 ITV1 BGT 20/04 00:05 ITV2 BGT 20/04 01:05 ITV2+1 BGT 20/04 20:00 ITV2 BGT 20/04 21:00 ITV2+1 BGmoreT 19/04 22:05 ITV2 BGmoreT 19/04 23:05 ITV2+1 SO NO EXCUSES FOR MISSING IT!
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Gunther- Tweeny Weeny String Bikini

its guntastic
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Dj Tiesto ---Adagio For String In Concert

concert
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Part 01: String theory

String theory how it came into play in the realm of physics and meaning.
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J.S. Bach - Air on the G String, Sarah Chang

Sarah Chang: Violin Piano accompaniment
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String Cheese Incident on Austin City Limits

more on the full DVD www.austincitylimitsdvd.com
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Béla Bartók: String Quartet No. 4:4. Allegretto pizzicato

Played by Amadeus Quartet Béla Bartók: String Quartet No. 4:4. Allegretto pizzicato
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Ravel: String Quartet (part 2)

The Hagen Quartet plays Ravel's String Quartet in F major.
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Brian Greene: The universe on a string

http://www.ted.com n clear, nontechnical language, string theorist Brian Greene explains how our understanding of the universe has evolved from Einstein's notions of gravity and space-time to superstring theory, where minuscule strands of energy vibrating in 11 dimensions create every particle and force in the universe. (This mind-bending theory may soon be put to the test at the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva.)
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Emerson String Quartet: Shostakovich, String Qtet no. 3, III

The Emerson String Quartet performs Dmitri Shostakovich, String Quartet no. 3, III. allegro non troppo; from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, New York, NY. The Emerson String Quartet: Philip Setzer Eugene Drucker, violins Lawrence Dutton, viola David Finckel, cello http://www.emersonquartet.com/ Performance courtesy of Deutsche Grammophon, GmbH: http://www.deutschegrammophon.com/ Video produced by Peachtoad Productions: www.peachtoad.com
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String Theory, M-theory, Parallel Worlds Pt. 1

Dr. Michio Kaku, professor of theoretical physics at City College of New York, discusses string theory, m-theory, and parrallel worlds with Dr. Brian Greene, professor at Columbia University, and Dr. Lisa Randall, professor at Harvard University. Air date: December 26th, 2006, Explorations
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metronomy - 1 string strung

music video for metronomy made by nel dyer starring hanae seida www.filmique.com
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Bach - Air on a G String

Bach - Air on a G String
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Charlie Haden Quartet West with string orchestra

Haden's Quartet West at Jazz Baltica, Salzhau June 2000 with "Here's Looking at you" Ernie Watts (tenor) Alan Broadbent (pno) Haden on bass and Lawrence Marable on drums. Beautiful. Does Watts have one of the most distinctive tenor sounds in jazz?
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