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The Art, Physics and Transformative Power of the Pipe Organ!

Wed., May 6, 2026
Location: Organ Recital Hall, University Center for the Arts
12:00 pm
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Dr. Joel Bacon & David Pyle

Session 4: The Art, Physics and Transformative Power of the Pipe Organ! Does music really align your cellular structure while it elevates your spirit? There’s science behind why the pipe organ shakes you to your boots and bones… and your soul. Join Dr. Joel Bacon, CSU Music Professor, and David Pyle, CSU Green+Gold Instructor, as we showcase the physics of music making and the organ. Discussion will include how this work can model the creation of a range of art/science interdisciplinary models for the classroom.

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