AETHERPHON, global theremin family

sorry gordon, but "noodle, experiment, explore,
extemporise,
> hone and rehearse." - that all sounds like practice
to me.

i only do it when i am rolling video tape or have an
audience.

i don't know where you get all the energy to do all
that other stuff.

i prefer to limit my exposure to the theremins etheric
field to only once or perhaps twice a month to
maintain an even keel and youthful glow. for i know
what happens when one lingers too long and too often
at the font of all frequencies. 

perhaps once a month is too much. but once you start
chasing the gliss how can one be certain of anything.
those notes between the notes, the ones which are not
supposed to be heard, those that pull at the very
fabric of time and space, they compel, the pull and
they bend the very flesh of my phalanges whilst
playing the etheric horror pulling the music from
realms best left unheard and unspoken of but none of
us can be blamed for we are but channels for that
which has to form or substance yet from which form and
substance issues from the both the monopole and the
dipole.

if the kazoo was only as sanitary as the theremin.

life seldom gives us easy choices.

rupert 

--- Theremin UK <gordonc@...> wrote:

> 
> On 12 Jun 2007, at 19:27,
> kkissinger@... wrote:
> > Quoting rupert chappelle
> <rupert1manband@...>:
> >
> > > rupert
> > >
> > > "i never practice"
> >
> > Kevin
> >
> > I never practice -- enough. ;)
> >
> 
> I never practice either.
> 
> I play, noodle, experiment, explore, extemporise,
> hone and rehearse.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Gordon Charlton
> --
> Hands Off 2007
> the UK Theremin Symposium
> http://theremin.org.uk
> 
> "If this is not an exercise, could it be a..."
> Drill - Wire.
> 


 
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