Musicians@Google: WNYC's Radiolab + Zoë Keating

[honeyhaired]

What's the middle song called?! I've been trying to find it since listening to the podcast version of this over the summer.

[GroovyMojo]

Jad and Robert look so different that what I'd thought - they look different on the radio :-)

Zoe is just awesome.

[MsVangirl]

@GroovyMojo "Look so different on the radio" LMFAO But I agree ^^

[unamericano]

1:07:31 on is just....amazing.

[rjbarsky]

Beautiful music. For those interested in the blurring of the lines between music, words, sound try Alvin Lucier: I Am Sitting in a Room and Steve Reich: Come Out

[McPrfctday]

So good! I love the bit with the music psychologist noticing that talking loops eventually sound like musical / singing loops. Zoe's second (middle) piece was great! Brilliant Q and A. Wow.

[JohnLBevan]

Zoë Keating sounds like a one woman penguin café orchestra - awesome!

[dailosguerra]

Engrossing talk...

[iamthew4lrus789]

Wow, love Radiolab and love Zoe Keating - and now love them together! Hurrah! :D

[djtowo]

awsome

[muzzleray]

Thanks for the In-spirit-narration on airy persiflage

[clearmenser]

Oh, the power of looping!

[jnguyen06]

Lovely.

[Slashtap3]

I've been involved in strings most of my life, yet I've never heard someone play cello in such a way as where I would have been deceived into thinking it was violin had I not seen the musician and only heard the audio. Most interesting.

[Slashtap3]

@Slashtap3 Well, at least for the first section of it...