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Tom Lehrer’s Thoughts on Academia and Life

by Sixties Course, Mel Rosenberg

Artwork: Miki Peled

This is the account of the music of the sixties course "Evolution of the Revolution" that we give every semester Read More

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Tom Lehrer was born in 1928. He got his master’s from Harvard (in mathematics) when he was 19 so he must be clever. He called one of his college courses “Math for Tenors”. That alone makes him a genius. Oh, yes and his songs of course. He made fun of everything. Especially math. New Math.

Tom Lehrer – New Math (Animated)

Lehrer mixed science and art. Clever people do that. He self-published. He was censored. He was disruptive and funny. He knew when to call it a day. He is still relevant. This is a song about microbiology. I think.

I Got it from Agnes

This song seems to have regional relevance, don’t you think? Can you believe it was written over 50 years ago?

Tom Lehrer – Who’s Next – with intro

He dabbled in chemistry.

Tom Lehrer – The Elements – LIVE FILM From Copenhagen in 1967

Daniel Radcliffe sings “The Elements” – The Graham Norton Show – Series 8 Episode 4 – BBC One

Elements by Tom Lehrer

A bitter lesson in ornithology and human nature. “It’s not against any religion/to try to dispose of a pigeon…”

Tom Lehrer – Poisoning Pigeons In The Park

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Sixties Music in the Prism of the Media

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950

Tom Lehrer’s Thoughts on Academia and Life

by Sixties Course, Mel Rosenberg

Artwork: Miki Peled

Tom Lehrer was born in 1928. He got his master’s from Harvard (in mathematics) when he was 19 so he must be clever. He called one of his college courses “Math for Tenors”. That alone makes him a genius. Oh, yes and his songs of course. He made fun of everything. Especially math. New Math.

Tom Lehrer – New Math (Animated)

Lehrer mixed science and art. Clever people do that. He self-published. He was censored. He was disruptive and funny. He knew when to call it a day. He is still relevant. This is a song about microbiology. I think.

I Got it from Agnes

This song seems to have regional relevance, don’t you think? Can you believe it was written over 50 years ago?

Tom Lehrer – Who’s Next – with intro

Tom Lehrer – Who’s Next – with intro

He dabbled in chemistry.

Tom Lehrer – The Elements – LIVE FILM From Copenhagen in 1967

Daniel Radcliffe sings “The Elements” – The Graham Norton Show – Series 8 Episode 4 – BBC One

Elements by Tom Lehrer

A bitter lesson in ornithology and human nature. “It’s not against any religion/to try to dispose of a pigeon…”

Tom Lehrer – Poisoning Pigeons In The Park

Tom Lehrer – Poisoning Pigeons In The Park

Thank you for reading my book!

If you like it, you might also want to read:

Sixties Music in the Prism of the Media

Read more about me and see ALL my books on Ourboox (I have many)

Or even better, create a book of your own!!!

Here is a tutorial to help you get started on your own voyage as an Ourboox contributor! And finally, you can always write me at mel@ourboox.com