Gnarls Barkley Crazy Theremin Jam
Please visit me on the web at: randygeorgemusic.com This video is an experiment to see how rapidly the theremin can be injected into the world's collective consciousness. It's amazing that not everyone knows what a theremin is. It was one of the first electronic musical instruments ever made and it was invented in 1919. Are Cee-Lo and Danger Mouse from Gnarls Barkley really theremin players? There's only one way to find out! some notes The main theremin was passed through iZotope Trash, an awesome software guitar effects plugin. The video was edited entirely in Adobe After Effects. The hand on the carpet was to simulate wind noise, definitely cause for confusion. This also means all the parts of the song were performed with hands only. CRAZY! Randy George - Moog Etherwave Pro Theremin, Moog Etherwave Theremin, Minimoog Voyager, carpet KD - Akai MPC drum machine OG - background vocals on keyboard Elliot - Fender Bass VI This video performance is dedicated to the pioneers, Leon Theremin and Bob Moog, who devoted their lives to music in the electronic medium. Without them the music world would not be what it is today. If you enjoyed this, please subscribe! It can only get better from this point forward. Randy George - Moog Etherwave Pro Theremin
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THEREMIN - Over The Rainbow
This song was written by Harold Arlen for the 1939 MGM classic THE WIZARD OF OZ. It is widely believed to be the most loved and enduring popular song of the 20th century. It is played here on the 1929 RCA theremin that once belonged to the late Hollywood thereminist, Dr. Samuel Hoffman.
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Theremin - Clara Rockmore play "The Swan" (Saint-Saëns)
Performed by Clara Rockmore (1911-1998), the first performer to bring complete musical artistry to the theremin. This song from suit "The Carnival of the Animals" サン・サーンス「白鳥」 テルミン演奏：クララ・ロックモア
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"Theremin Hero" First ever attempt - The Portal song (Still Alive) on Theremin.
If you dont know what a Theremin is, wikipedia it! A simple concept - hard to believe no-one has tried this until now. Take any singing game (eg Rock band) and "mod" the microphone - bury it into headphones which are playing only the Theremin output quite loud - but not loud enough to distort the sound. Choose your song and go for it! I chose The Portal song "Still Alive" by GLADoS. Its not often possible to bring three things I love together; Portal, Rock Band and Theremin. Today it was, and it was ALOT of fun. I'm playing a Moog Etherwave Standard - with a few mistakes. Mainly because I wasnt taking this too seriously. If it catches on I'll try for a 100% Full Combo, and some more difficult songs. Remember to check out my other vidoes, and subscribe to see my future "Theremin Hero" attempts. Enjoy! - Greig
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Theremin controlled Mario
Well, it had to be done! Who needs a Natal when you've got a theremin! (OK, its not quite the same, but anyway...) www.thereminhero.com This is even more fun with two people playing! One person controls left the other controls jump. Its not just limited to the theremin. Its even possible to hook up a microphone and use your voice to control the game! Or a guitar! Or a violin! Heres how it works: The sound from the theremin is split into its frequency and amplitude components in real time, which are then mapped to values in a linear scale representing the X and Y axis. Pitch becomes horizontal control, and Volume becomes vertical control. The X and Y scales are then cut up into different zones. In this case, Left; Right and dead zones for the horizontal, and a single trigger and dead zone for the vertical. The trigger zones are then mapped onto a virtual joystick hooked into an emulator. The end result is a fairly usable input control for playing games like mario. The bars give the much needed visual feedback as to how "in tune" you are, so you have a better feel of where the trigger points are.
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Carolina Eyck - Theremin plays Sting
Carolina Eyck - Theremin plays Sting "Fragile" www.carolina-eyck.de - The musicians Frank Müller-Brys (guitar), Roman Eyck (bass), Jan Bilk (synthesizer, leader) www.jan-bilk.de An amazing new CD with classical pieces for theremin is available her www.servi.de INTERPRETERS of the CD: Carolina Eyck - Theremin, Giulietta Koch - Piano, Rebekka Markowski - Violoncello, Magdalena Meitzner - Vibraphon /Percussion, Wiebke Lichtwark - Harp, Roman Eyck - Double Bass (title 8) If you want to learn the theremin please check in the same shop the practically method "The Art of Playing the Theremin" by Carolina Eyck. Contact: info[at]servi.de The theremin is one of the most fascinating musical instruments of our times. It was invented in 1919 by the Russian Lew Sergejewitsch Termen (later known as Leon Theremin), a trained physicist and ambitious cello player. For many inventors, Lew Termen's creation was a starting point for experiments with the unlimited possibilities of electronic sound generation. His theremin, also known in popular language as the etherwave violin, nevertheless represents even today something unique among musical instruments: it is played without touching it. Electric fields radiated by the instrument are influenced through movements of both arms and hands. In this way, the pitch and volume of the instrument can be controlled. Through every gesture, through the smallest movements of the body, the musician has the possibility of creating melodies and of shaping <b>...</b>
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Pamelia Kurstin: Theremin, the untouchable music
www.ted.com Virtuoso Pamelia Kurstin plays and discusses her theremin, the not-just-for-sci-fi electronic instrument that is played without being touched. Songs include the classic "Autumn Leaves," Billy Strayhorn's "Lush Life" and a composition by David Mash, "Listen the Words Are Gone." Piano: Makoto Ozone. Follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com Checkout our Facebook page for TED exclusives www.facebook.com
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Theremin Killed the Radio Star (take 2)
"Video Killed The Radio Star" played on the theremin by Jon Bernhardt at his house in Massachusetts, on June 10, 2006. Why another version? Jon was asked to contribute to a TV show being developed by Vh1, and they wanted to include an intro explaining what a theremin is (hence the first 100 seconds of this clip). Jon and fellow Lothars member Dean Stiglitz shot it in one take. More information about my adventures with my theremin can be found at wobblymusic.com or wobblymusic.com
Trekkie plays Star Trek theme on Theremin
A super Star Trek fan plays the theme song on a Theremin. Yes, he's doing it live! The Theremin became popular when the Beach Boys used it in the song Good Vibrations. A little fun fact for ya!
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Theremin Hero Air Guitar
PLEASE READ THE FULL DESCRIPTION Theremin Hero Air Guitar is a project created to explore the possibility of using a theremin as an input controller for Guitar Hero. And the result is... YES! YOU CAN! AND ITS FUN!!! Links: www.thereminhero.com - My website http - Jak's website Below is an FAQ for this project, I will add to this as and when necessary. Q: What is a Theremin? A: (from wikipedia) "A theremin is an early electronic musical instrument controlled without contact from the player. It is named after its Russian inventor, Professor Léon Theremin, who patented the device in 1928. The controlling section usually consists of two metal antennas which sense the position of the player's hands and control oscillators for frequency with one hand, and amplitude (volume) with the other." Search youtube for theremin to hear what it really sounds like and see how it is normally played (or check out some of my other videos, Zelda for example). Q: How does this work? A: The (highly) simplified version.. The sound from the theremin (or voltage output if available) is recorded live and captured by the software. The software then splits out the frequency and amplitude values and maps these to a virtual joystick, which has different 'hit areas' corresponding to the different buttons on a controller. The button presses are then fed into the game running on the same computer. Q: I want a Theremin, where can I buy one like yours? A: Contact your local Moog distributer. I have both an <b>...</b>
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Introducing the Moog Polyphonic Theremin
Introduced in 1928, the Theremin is one of the earliest and most widely known electronic instruments. Played artists that manipulate invisible energy fields around antennas which control the pitch and volume of the sound, Theremin music has distinguished hit records from such diverse artists as The Beach Boys, Led Zeppelin, Clara Rockmore and Linkin Park. Today (April 1st), Moog Music designers carrying on the legacy of visionary founder, Robert Moog have announced the first major technical Theremin design advance in over 40 years. The PolyTheremin™ incorporates bleeding edge IsoDirectional Inductive Oscillator Technology, to isolate space around five individual pitch antennas thus enabling each to be played simultaneously (finger-by-finger) without interference from its companion antennas. This revolutionary concept breaks the long held belief that the Theremin could only be monophonic instrument. The PolyTheremin ships with Dorit Chrysler's instructional video "Playing the PolyTheremin is Even Easier Than Playing a Monophonic Theremin." Purchase the Etherwave PolyTheremin here: www.moogmusic.com Learn more about Moog Music here: www.moogmusic.com If you like this video you'll love Moog's Facebook Page www.facebook.com
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Make a Theremin
In this podcast Bre Pettis makes a theremin from a kit by harrison instruments. A theremin is a musical instrument invented in Russia in 1918.
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Getting to know the Gakken Premium Theremin
The Gakken Premium Theremin is an affordable and highly playable battery operated theremin instrument. Unlike most theremins, it uses an armband contact instead of a connection to earth ground. It also features - - coarse and fine controls for both pitch and volume antennae - master volume - 1/8" audio output jack - instrument stand mounting thread www.makershed.com Video & Music by Collin Cunningham
Hallelujah -- A Piano-Theremin Duet
In the tradition of the world famous thereminist Clara Rockmore (and her sister, who accompanied her on the piano), we submit this father-daughter theremin-piano duet.
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Drawdio: Turn Almost Anything Into a Theremin
Imagine you could draw musical instruments on normal paper with any pencil (cheap circuit thumb-tacked on) and then play them with your finger. The Drawdio circuit-craft lets you MacGuyver your everyday objects into musical instruments: paintbrushes, macaroni, trees, grandpa, even the kitchen sink... One day I bought a "harmonium" kit at the street market in Bangalore. I hacksawed the keyboard off to make the first ever Drawdio circuit. We played with it at a local school in the slums using plants, water, our foreheads, etc. My friend told me graphite would work too. Meditating on it, I realized the Drawdio circuit should be literally attached to a pencil to "draw audio," and that's where the name came from: Draw + Audio. DIY: Make it. Remix it. Play it. See drawdio.com
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theremin, Lydia Kavina
Clip of Lydia playing International was filmed for the Intsaltaion in Dublin by Jesse Jones and later used as a part of the Film 'The Spectre and the Sphere'. Courtesy of Jesse Jones.
Wii Theremin - How It Works
Homemade Wiimote-powered Theremin. The technology links a Wiimote controller, infrared LED gloves and a Roland JV-1080 synthesizer to create Theremin-like sounds (sine wave) or a nearly endless world of bizarre sounds (let's hear a Theremin do that!). For more information and demos visit www.kenmooredesign.com
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Lev and Thumpbot play Crazy
ROBOT BAND! LEV the thereminbot and his newly-built pal thumpbot play "Crazy" with help from a 20-year-old MT32 synthesizer. OK, Lev's a bit out of tune, but hey, ROBOTS. A tribute to The Ether & Aether Experiment's marvelous performance.
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Novachord and Theremin duet
A fitting combination of truly 'vintage' instruments - the 1939 Hammond Novachord and the 1920s Theremin. The rich ensemble string sound is played by DA Wilson and the Theremin by leading Theremin supremo and virtuoso, Thomas Grillo. More at www.hollowsun.com, http and www.thomasgrillo.com
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Celia Sheen plays Midsomer Murders on Theremin
Celia Sheen plays the theme tune from ITV's drama series "Midsomer Murders" on the Theremin. She has done so, along with incidental music, on the soundtrack of every episode for fourteen years. This fascinating instrument was the world's very first electronic instrument, invented in 1920 by Russian scientist Lev Theremin. Of course, nobody ever sees Celia's performances on the recordings, but what makes it interesting is that the Theremin is played without being touched!
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Tetris Theme on Laser Harp - Theremin Hero LIVE! Finale - Gamecity 5 Nottingham
Tetris theme (my own remix) on Laser Harp. download at soundcloud.. soundcloud.com The final part of my gig at GameCity 5, 28/10/10. More highlights in this video: (video upload pending) www.thereminhero.com
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Midsomer Murders theme tune on theremin
I was bored over the May bank holiday weekend, so decided to dictate the Midsomer Murders theme tune by Jim Parker, sequence the instrumental parts, then learn and record the theremin part -- as one tends to do when they're at a loose end. My theremin playing is pretty dire (having never tried to play the instrument properly before today), and my "technique" leaves a lot to be desired; in fact, it looks downright dodgy! My intonation isn't much better either...
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performance with barbara buchholz; theremin and pedda borowski: overheadprojection
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"Theremin Tapestry" by Chicks on Speed
"Theremin Tapestry" by Chicks on Speed (in conjunction with The Victorian Tapestry Workshop and hangar.org. Video feat: Theremin Player and collaborator: Merche Blasco). Theremin Tapestry made possible through the generous support of Victorian Tapestry Workshop, Craft Victoria and Melbourne City Council, Australia, Kunstverein Wolfsburg, IFA. www.hangar.org | www.victapestry.com.au/
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Theremin And Electric Kantele
I call this composition LEMMINKAINEN'S DREAM. Lemminkainen was one of the heroes in the Finnish national epic known as the KALEVALA. The writer of The Lord Of The Rings, JRR Tolkien, based much of his vision of Middle Earth on ideas and images from the Kalevala which he had read as a teenager. He liked it so much he actually learned Finnish in order to read the book in its native language, and later went on to invent a language entirely of his own (the language of the Elves called "Quenya") which was based on Finnish. The kantele (pronounced "kan - teh - leh") is the national instrument of Finland and belongs to the family of instruments known as "psalteries". The one you see in this video is a 38 string, steel strung, electric kantele. It's magnetic pickups (which are eight inches long) were custom made by Jason Lollar for Bart Hopkin of Experimental Musical Instruments. If you are curious about them, visit Bart's website, windworld.com. The kantele is an extremely resonant instrument and larger "concert" models are provided with a damper consisting of a thick felt strip similar to what you might find on a piano, in order to mute the strings. I left the damper box open in the middle part of this video so you could see what it looks like. These electroacoustic kanteles bear little resemblance to the traditional 5 and 10 string folk instruments but they open up all sorts of doors for modern musicians. The high tension and steel strings on the instrument in this video allow <b>...</b>
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