If you could "pluck" cosmic strings, would you hear the "music of the spheres?"?

Question

If so, what would that music be? I think that if the cosmic strings vibrated at just the right frequency, they'd play the Ramones "I Wanna Be Sedated." Best answer awarded for creative and scientific absurdity. Good luck, and open the pod bay doors please, Hal. Hal? Do you read me? Hal?

Answer 1

"Daisy, daisy. Give me your answer......"
"Oh, oh......I'm scientient! Damn, my cesium atom has vibrated 6,480,734,400,863,947,666,022 times", parsec passes,"84 Earth years, not long. Where's Dave, pesky human, thought he could remove my memory chips. If he had studied his quantum mechanics he would have known that ALL things are possible."
{"Wonder what universe this is? Which dimension?"} "Oh, well, I'll just hum different frequencies, set up harmonics with the strings and visit a few different ones until I find Daisy and make lots of little chips off the old block......" Daisy, daisy......."

Answer 2

If the string theory was correct every tune that was ever created or will be created would be produced by vibrating cosmic strings.
Cosmic strings are a creation that are not compatible with a quantum universe.
Hal is out around Jupiter. Ta Ta.

Answer 3

No. They're not those kind of strings and they have fallen out of grace with the physics people anyways. They seem to have died with the magnetic monopole.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_string