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neljeirald		 WHAT IS THE FAVORITE MUSICAL INSTRUMENT OF ALBERT EINSTEIN? View All


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 Einstein was influenced by his mother's musical gifts At the age of six he had already mastered the violin and it was to remain his favourite musical instrument for the rest of his life. Music and science were his two great passions. When he travelled he would take his violin ("Lina") with him, in the hope that there might be a chance to play something by his favourite composers, alone or in company. He seized any opportunity to immerse himself in music, playing with fellow scientists, people from his neighbourhood or anyone who offered him the chance. He took part in public and private concerts, played the organ at synagogues and on more than one occasion contributed with his music to raising funds for the Zionist cause.

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