To celebrate Commander Chris Hadfield’s return to earth today, Monday, May 13, Scientific American has collected the Top 10 Commander Hadfield Videos from the International Space Station. Excellent watching all around.

Above: the most popular video on their list, Wringing out Water on the ISS - For Science. And a just-released bonus vid below, the Commander’s version of David Bowie’s 1969 Space Oddity:

It’s the first music video made in space.

Perhaps you’ve heard the iPhone marimba ring many times, but have you heard it like this? iPhone Marimba Remix by France’s KIZ Musique.

via UFunk.net.

In the archives, two must-see vids: Reggie Watts and J.Viewz playing fruits and veggies. 

Making a Flamenco Guitar. We love videos about music and making instruments and this vid by Deep Green Sea is another beautiful piece to add to our list. Mixing art with measurement and sound, they not only show the detail of the craft, but they overlay wonderful descriptive text and geometric elements in the shots, too. 

The Art of Making series condensed 299 hours of blood, sweat, and tears into a three-minute film, highlighting the craftsmanship behind guitar maker Vassilis Lazarides’ handmade Flamenco guitars.

via Devour.

More instruments being made: Cymbals, a Steel Drum, and a Violin.

From British Pathé, The World’s First Beatboxing Champion… in 1938!

Some excellent four-handed guitar from players Cecilia and Fernando, who rearranged the song Tico Tico no Fuba and performed it at the Brazilian Music Institute.

Thanks, @roblifford.