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A Perfect Harmony: Music, Mathematics and Science TC_Bestseller one of the few thingsA melodic odyssey through the interwoven worlds of music, physics and mathematics From the earliest of civilisations, humans have found ways to make music, whether through makeshift drums or artfully drilled bone flutes. But how did music effectively little more than a series of certain tones and rhythms become so integral to the human experience? Untangling the curious links between notes and number, musical perception, psychology and physics, David