Cymatics and the Mysteries of the Cathedrals

Podcast: The Sunday afternoon podcast with Greg Reese · Hosted by Greg Reese of the Reese Report

Opublikowano: 2026-07-21

Ernst Chladni documented the frequency patterns created in sand as it conforms to the sound frequencies emitted from vibrating metallic plates, he developed a formula that connected the specific frequencies with their manifest patterns, and published the results in his 1787 treatise. His work became an essential tool for violin and other musical instrument makers, and after publishing his 1802 book, Die Akustik, Chladni earned the title, “father of acoustics,” and his work became known as Cymatics. An incredible study that was hardly known of until the 1990s, when it began to spread on the internet and be demonstrated in videos. <p...