Uploaded January 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Shefford Baker, associate professor of materials science and engineering at Cornell University, talks about scientific research with Cornell's new baroque organ.
The new majestic baroque organ in Cornell University's Anabel Taylor Chapel required over seven years of research in an international, collaborative effort by Cornell's College of Arts and Sciences and the Gothenburg Organ Art Center (GOArt) at the University of GÖTEBORG, Sweden. The interdisciplinary effort to understand the many aspects of this historic organ's construction included experts in fluid dynamics, electro-acoustics, and metallurgy, as well as craftsmen and musicians.
For more information: baroqueorgan.cornell.edu
Shefford Baker, associate professor of materials science and engineering at Cornell University, talks about scientific research with Cornell's new baroque organ.
The new majestic baroque organ in Cornell University's Anabel Taylor Chapel required over seven years of research in an international, collaborative effort by Cornell's College of Arts and Sciences and the Gothenburg Organ Art Center (GOArt) at the University of GÖTEBORG, Sweden. The interdisciplinary effort to understand the many aspects of this historic organ's construction included experts in fluid dynamics, electro-acoustics, and metallurgy, as well as craftsmen and musicians.
For more information: baroqueorgan.cornell.edu
