AETHERPHON, global theremin family

For those of you interested in unusual treatments of the theremin, you 
should go over and visit Michael Evans's page.  He has a couple of songs 
on his web site featuring theremin in non traditional settings.  One has 
it processed so that it sounds to me almost like a trumpet, and another 
where he uses it with such rock-solid drones without vibrato that I'm 
impressed anyone could hold their hand that steady.

http://www.michaelevanssounds.com/index.html



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Victoria Lundy wrote:
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>>it's not what's termed 'precision playing', but it sounds precisely
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> That's one of the best phrases I've ever heard in reference to the
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> That's one of the things that to me sets the theremin apart. The most
> transparent instrument -- it can sing, scream, holler, chant, have a
> psychotic episode, sound like a cello, buzz, bellow, have hysterics -- react
> to what you do in the most elemental way. There's nothing like it for pure
> expression, except the human voice.
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