Hard to believe this was so long ago. The Martian Radio Orchestra played only a few dates before it
slipped into a parallel dimension and is now viewable only to the inhabitants of Zeta Reticuli.
Archive for the ‘Theremin Video’ Category
THEREMIN Kartoonz!
Surreal Animated Nuggets of WTF?!
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Long thought to be lost to the ether, a whole bunch of surreal animations from my former website
have surfaced. They were originally created in Flash. With the help of an expert, about 75% were
restored and now function. Some are only a few seconds long, some are looped action and others are,
well…..what on earth was I thinking? More fun than a barrel of monkey-howled sine waves!
CLICK RIGHT HERE AND WATCH ‘EM
“Vincent,” Nine Years Later…
Posted byIt’s hard to believe I recorded this nine years ago. Thanks always to Dan Burns and his marvelous
creation, the B3 Deluxe Theremin. This instrument’s tone and versatility helped capture the
heartbreaking beauty in Don McLean’s song. Two of Van Gogh’s starry nights in the windows.
Nighty-Night, Everyone…
Sleepy Time Theremin with Fauré’s “Berceuse”
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Here, from Gabriel Fauré’s Dolly Suite is his “Berceuse” (lullaby). Accompanied by Tara Buzash on the
piano, the theremin hopes to lull you to sleep.
“Sicilienne” by Gabriel Fauré
Posted byThis was the composition that was played forty-five years ago at my wedding.
The Aviary On Mars
Posted byA year ago, the notion of creating a short musical science fiction fantasy about Mars was just a seed.
Here’s the full flower, from the new performance piece, “Scheduled Flights on a Theremin.”.
While We Wait…
Posted byThings are in a holding pattern for the duration of the time spent working on the new film,
(see below), so, in keeping with the last reprise, here are some theremin video reminders…
Coming Soon: Gabriel Fauré’s “Berceuse” and the original “Aviary on Mars.”
New Theremin Stuff Coming Soon!
Until Then, a Reprise…
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There’s a new CD of original compositions being created right now, as well as three more music videos
in the works. Holidays may delay things, so, here’s an encore of one of the pieces used in live performance.
A Sweet Little Halloween Video
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