Highest C ?

[Notebook]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/7525725.stm

Edit:-
The link seems to have gone away, the original was about a group of cellists, climbing hills and playing various stuff for charity.

Oh, well...

N.

 

[Scarecrow]

Well that was surprising! I expected some crackpot FTL theory when I followed your link, but that actually looks like fun if you're a musician.

 

[bujin]

http://http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/7525725.stm

Edit:-
The link seems to have gone away, the original was about a group of cellists, climbing hills and playing various stuff for charity.

Oh, well...

N.

Remove a http:// ...

 

[Notebook]

Remove a http:// ...

and look what happens!!!, as if by, someone who knows what they are doing.

Many thanks, N.

 

[Ursus]

"Climb Every Mountain"... I guess that's an appropriate song to play.

The four highest mountains in the British Isles... Guess it'd be too difficult on Everest or Denali (that is, McKinley).

"That music takes my breath away!"

"No, your oxygen bottle just ran out."

"Shoot... My strings are icing up again."

 

[Notebook]

I think they did very well, that change in pressure, humidity, not to mention the effect on their cellos's!
How would that sound on Mars?

N.

 

[Urwumpe]

How would that sound on Mars?

rusty?

the everest and mars are at least not too far away in pressure, but the different densities should be noticeable.

 

[Notebook]

So the pitch wouldn't change, but the amplitude would?
We would have to stand closer to the perfomers!
Can't wait for the Mars Symphony Orchestra's first performance. Wonder were that would be held?

N.

 

[Urwumpe]

Well, Mount Everest is further away from Mars than I thought... 22 kPa vs 1 kPa.

Mars surface pressure is equal to 31000m on Earth.

 

[Notebook]

Good grief, you couldn't whistle at that altitude. If altiude is defined on Mars?

N.

 

[TSPenguin]

Well, Mount Everest is further away from Mars than I thought... 22 kPa vs 1 kPa.

Mars surface pressure is equal to 31000m on Earth.

So we'd need to put them in a baloon...
Seriously, one could compose music for specific altitudes!