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A richly entertaining look at how music reveals the inner workings of our world. Maestro Eger shows how music, science and social change are connected and how the structure of music unites
each.
Marvin Hamlisch
multiple award winner, composer
Eger is truly unique. A conductor of classical music, political activist, brilliant student of art and science, creates with humor and compelling story telling, a visionary philosophy that is profoundly needed in these fateful times.
Danny Goldberg
author Dispatches from the Culture Wars, president of record companies
[I] admire [Eger's] audacity… his passionate belief in the power of music to bring peace… his brave pursuit of connections among music, science, and human society.
Wm Bragg Ewald, Jr.
author of Eisenhower the President and Who Killed Joe McCarthy?
Must reading for all of us.
Barbara Marx Hubbard
president, Foundation for Conscious Evolution
Enjoyed very much… many great tales… so well told… you've set a blazing trail.
Robert Johnson
NY Philharmonic musician, Director New York Philomusica
Eger is a prophetic writer far ahead of his time. His ideas for conflict resolution are valid, bi-partisan and dynamic. He has written a delightful romp through his remarkable musical career. More importantly, he seduces the reader to look at and grasp the bigger picture – a vision of the cosmic and connective nature of an infinite universe – the ancient teachings now supported and expanded by science.
EINSTEIN'S VIOLIN has universal appeal
It's a "wow" experience. Read it!
Nicholas Goncharoff, Ph. D.
United Nations Representative for YMCA World Alliances,
President and CEO Russian Enterprises
What a book! I very much enjoyed EINSTEIN'S
VIOLIN. Your ability to combine music, physics, your own life, and the lives of many people around you is testimony -- not just to your own intelligence – but to something perhaps even more precious: your ability to connect with people. This shines through every page of your stimulating book.
You've convinced me that the universe is musical or at least like music…. a wonderful and inspiring metaphor.
You are a great traveler, whether you are home or abroad, … We travel to open our hearts and eyes. Travel in that sense guides us toward a better balance of wisdom and compassion – of seeing the world clearly, and feeling truly …
Jayme Sokolow
writer, former professor, currently synagogue president and businessman
Maestro Eger,
Thank you so much for everything. The world is a better place because of you and your book.
Eric Daub
student, Texas Lutheran University