Mickey Hart's "Musica Universalis" Performance
The legendary Grateful Dead drummer collaborated with the American Museum of Natural History to develop the "Musica Universalis: The Greatest Story Ever Told" planetarium show. See his performance in pictures here! This Image: Hart warms up prior to performance of "Musica Universalis: The Greatest Story Ever Told." Read the full story here.
Mickey Hart plays 'The Beam'
The legendary Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart performs on the percussive instrument "the Beam."
Mickey Hart Plays the "The Beam" During "Musica Universalis: The Greatest Story Ever Told"
Legendary Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart plays the percussive instrument "The Beam" amid amazing visuals of the "Musica Universalis: The Greatest Story Ever Told" planetarium show.
Mickey Hart Watches Brain Visualization
Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart watches a visualization of his brain while performing the soundtrack of the planetarium show "Musica Universalis: The Greatest Story Ever Told."
Mickey Heart and the Sun
Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart stares into a visualization of the Sun while performing the soundtrack of the planetarium show "Musica Universalis: The Greatest Story Ever Told."
Mickey Heart and the Solar Storm
Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart performs the soundtrack during a segment of the planetarium show "Musica Universalis: The Greatest Story Ever Told." A space-based solar observatory is slammed by a solar storm in the pre-recorded visual.
Carter Emmart in the Hayden Planetarium
American Museum of Natural History's Director of Visualization Carter Emmart stares at a visualization of the planetarium show "Musica Universalis: The Greatest Story Ever Told."
Carter Emmart Works On "Musica Universalis: The Greatest Story Ever Told" Visual
American Museum of Natural History's Director of Visualization Carter Emmart works on a visualization for the planetarium show "Musica Universalis: The Greatest Story Ever Told."
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