"FIVE FEYNMAN SONGS #5: Atomic Bomb" genre: Nonfiction
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	The premiere of FIVE FEYNMAN SONGS, part of the program "Sounds of Science," presented May, 2001, at Riverside Church in NYC. Also on the program was Denise Broadhurst's song cycle, LOOKING UP AT NIGHT which you can hear at www.mp3.com/broadhurst This recording includes some studio work because the sample playback of Dr. Feynman's voice got lost in the original recording. (The recording space was very "live," acoustically, and the recording setup wasn't ideal to start with.)
	Credits: Baritone: Robert Mobsby. Soprano: Kathleen Haaversen. Synthesizer: Denise Broadhurst. Piano: Elizabeth Rodgers. Music: Keith Snyder. Words: Richard Feynman
	Lyrics Most was known. Other peoples will not be hindered in the development of the bomb by any secrets we are keeping. They might be helped a little by our mentioning which of two processes is found to be more efficient, or by our telling them which size parts to plan for, but soon they will be able to do to Columbus, Ohio and hundreds of cities like it what we did to Hiroshima. And we scientists are clever, too clever. Are you not satisfied? Is four square miles with one bomb not enough? Men are still thinking.

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