Twelve Scientists is the name of a series of compositions that I wrote for my Senior Project for my B.A. in Music.  They are all twelve-tone, or serial compositions except for one, Heisenberg, which is simply atonal, not serial.  The tone rows used in the various pieces are based on important numbers from the work of each scientist.  I chose twelve because of the obvious connection with the compositional technique.  The movements are titled:

Total time is approximately 33 minutes.  The music is kind of like Schoenberg crossed with Yes, with a little bit of Emerson, Lake and Palmer thrown in.  It's not commercially available, because it doesn't have a million-seller in it (see Mt. Everest), but I'd love to sell you a CD, cheap!  ($15.00 plus shipping) You might like it!  Please e-mail me at reuben@arkrat.net for details and I'll mail it out to you.  The CD will also have Antipodes, my Master's thesis on it.
    For a bit more, I'll throw in the rather extensive papers that were written to accompany both works.  They explain the compositional procedure used and other interesting background information about the scientists themselves.  For considerably more, I'll send you the complete musical scores that were also prepared as part of the projects.

This HTML version of the text for Twelve Scientists is lacking several elements that appear in the paper version, and in transfering it to HTML, a lot of the formating was trashed, making some of the paper rather difficult to follow.  I'll try to continue editing the pages to make it right, but it's going to be a lot of work.  However, one should be able to understand the bulk of the paper, so give it a try.