AETHERPHON, global theremin family

I'm glad you had a chance to meet him.  I've conversed with him once or 
twice by e-mail and he seems pretty nice.  He's actually on both of my 
programs now, playing ondes Martenot on Spellbound, a brief program of 
music for theremin, and playing glass armonica on the upcoming program 
Spellbound: Musique de Verre.  Talented guy with a thing for rare 
instruments.

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DAVID VESEL -- synthetic music for humans
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Spellbound: Musique de Verre
Sunday 11AM-12PM http://deverre.purplenote.com
Spellbound, a brief program of music for theremin
Sunday 10PM-12AM http://spellbound.purplenote.com

dbohn@... wrote:
> I was lucky enough to attend the concert, and meet Thomas Bloch afterwards.
> He is very genial, and was very happy to explain a number of details 
> about the Ondes Martenot to the many people who flocked around after 
> the fact. He left the regular speakers (Palme, Resonnance, 
> Metallique, and regular) at home, and opted for a small modern 
> amplifier.
> 
> If anyone is interested, I have jpgs of his ondes, including a 
> closeup of the control drawer, I'd be willing to post.
> 
>> There will be a concert at St. John's Cathedral in Milwaukee on the
>> 18th of November. Performing will be Present Music (Milwaukee's New
>> Music Ensemble), the Milwaukee Choral Artists, the Milwaukee
>> Children's Choir, and (drumroll) Ondes Martenot player Thomas Bloch!
>> The concert includes a performance of Messiaen's Trois Petites
>> Liturgies for women's choir, ondes martenot, and large ensemble.
>> For further information, see <www.presentmusic.org>.
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