Colleen

Spinning on Air | May 18, 2010
A young woman from Paris, Cecile Schott records and performs under the name Colleen, because, she says, the repetitions and typographical loops in the name reflect her music. Using a blend of acoustic instruments—classical guitar, music boxes, cello, bells—and electronic digital delays, she weaves and layers sounds into gentle but rough-hewn tapestries. She joins host David Garland to talk about her music and to create her sonic tapestries live in the WNYC studio.

» Slideshow: Colleen performs on Spinning on Air
» Colleen's website

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