Conrad Tao at Carnegie Hall: Ten Digits, Plus Some Ones and Zeroes
Save this article to read it later. Find this story in your accountsSaved for Latersection. Pianists command western musics most versatile tool, but they are still frustrated by its physics. A finger presses a key, triggering a hammer that knocks against a string thats it. Once the note has started, its gone, like a bullet from a gun. For that, you need electronics. Moving back to the analog keyboard, Tao demonstrated what the Lumatone aspires to....