harmonic science

So you've reached this site.

There are a few places you could go from here.

About is a little blurb. Our mission statement, say.

But not really. Just a little about us and our site.

Intro is pretty obvious.

IT'S A PAGE ABOUT PENGUINS.

HUNGRY PENGUINS.

DRESSED LIKE CLOWNS.

Or a little intro to the site.

Whichever one sounds better.

It's also known as the About-Page-Reject.

Haha?

You could also check the pagelist out, too.

It has all the pages on the site listed nice and easy.

In alphabetical order too.

On second thought, the best idea would be to zip to one of the main parts of our site.

They say physics is the basis for all science.

It's concerned with the way the universe functions, from its infinite self to the tiniest bits of matter that makes it up.

It's certainly the basis for music.

Behind every physical man there stands a mathematical woman.

OK, maybe that was a bad analogy.

You get the point.

Most don't consider pure mathematics a science.

They're right in a way.

Mathematics is as much a science as much as a brick is a wall.

Haha.

(A little construction humor)

I'm just spitting comedy gold here, aren't I?

Sigh.

Math may not be music itself. Math, however, still plays a big role in harmonics.

And last but - (This part is disputed) - not least.

Biology.

Some say it is the least important branch of science among the three.

Especially when music is the subject.

These people have their critics.

Quite a few of them.