The Legend of Zelda main theme played on theremin with synth backing. This video is for anyone that loves the Legend of Zelda. Please spread it across the... more

The Legend of Zelda main theme played on theremin with synth backing. This video is for anyone that loves the Legend of Zelda. Please spread it across the internet. The goal is to get to Koji Kondo. UPDATE 12/20/07: This video was made over a year ago. Please check out my youtube channel for more videos. I play much better these days. Leave me a comment on the channel and I may just redo this video, just for the Zelda fans... and with much better accompaniment too. XD Visit me at myspace: www.myspace.com/etherandaether less

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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... more

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 - 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. less

http://www.thomasgrillo.com A short introductory theremin lesson to playing notes, executing dynamic vibratto, and dynamic volume with the theremin. Playing... more

http://www.thomasgrillo.com A short introductory theremin lesson to playing notes, executing dynamic vibratto, and dynamic volume with the theremin. Playing errors included to demonstrate how difficult it is to play the theremin well. To get a closer look at the aereal finger technique, right click on the video, select "zoom in" set to desired zoom, and drag the image to where you can see the hand. Instructed by Thomas Grillo on Moog Etherwave Pro theremin. This is not a substitute for professional how to play videos, books, or in-person instruction with a professional instructor. This video would not have been possible without the invaluable professional training videos, books, and workshops produced by Peter Pringle, Carolina Eyck, Pamelia Kurstin, and Lydia Kavina. All of their methods have been, and are still being studied by me. Copyright 2007 Thomas Grillo less

Samuel Hoffman Plays Theremin. PD Series You Asked For It show. 1953

Samuel Hoffman Plays Theremin. PD Series You Asked For It show. 1953 less

"Arranged by the Radio Science Orchestra"

"Arranged by the Radio Science Orchestra" less

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.

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. less

As movies "cats playing a theremin" on YouTube were fun to me, I got to want to buy one and let my cats play it.

As movies "cats playing a theremin" on YouTube were fun to me, I got to want to buy one and let my cats play it. less

"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... more

"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. less

Theremin Bruce Woolley

Theremin Bruce Woolley less