AETHERPHON, global theremin family

No instruments, just slicing and dicing sounds on this CD.

Bohnmedia is a small label my brother James started as an adjunct to 
his work as a recording engineer-- he's also heavily into 
circuit-bending, and previously designed a few alternate 
MIDI-controllers, including the Plaid-Jacket MIDI- controller (sort 
of self-explanatory), and the Dangertron, a MIDI-controller made from 
circular saw-blades (I kid you not); both of these are now 
mothballed, the plaid jacket being particularly fragile. He was also 
involved in a project involving remote-controlled toy pianos, but I 
don't know any more about it.

This is the first of a projected series of limited-run, themed 
anthology CDs; the series will be curated by myself and my brother. I 
suspect that we'll both contribute tracks to each CD as it happens (I 
did three tracks totalling about 9 minutes, and generated the cover 
graphic; my brother did two tracks totalling 12 minutes, and did the 
actual design work on the CD).

Given that a mutual friend of ours plays theremin, I wouldn't 
discount the possibility of a theremin-themed CD down the road, 
though it won't be until 2009 at the absolute earliest.

>Can you tell me more about this release?  What instruments are used?
>What is the extent of your involvement with the CD?  I noticed a couple
>of Bohns on there.
>
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>DAVID VESEL
>dbohn@... wrote:
>>  Hello.
>>
>>  My name is David Bohn, and I am a composer and multi-instrumentalist
>>  with several friends who play theremin, and a personal interest in
>>  early electronic instruments and music (theremin, ondes, trautonium,
>>  french concrete from the 50's, etc). Some of my electronic/concrete
>>  stuff is available on this CD (samples will be available soon on this
>>  web page):
>>
>  > http://www.bohnmedia.com/store/c/bmc001/
>

-- 
David Bohn

composer
conductor
organist

dbohn@...
http://www.wiscomposers.org/members/bohnd.html