Schindler's List Theme | Theremin & Piano 

If you're into recorder check out some of Telemann's work. He was composing pieces centred around entwined recorder & flute leads while the recorder was "going out of fashion". Whenever I listen it feels like a lament for the recorder, for which I only knew of as the three buns instrument until I heard Czardas performed on one. Who knew vibrato was possible on a recorder eh

Sameeee

Oh no, now i feel anxious too!

Now I'm anxious too. Thanks

So I imagine u dont listen a lot to commercial music where all the breathes are cut that's make me so anxious!

Dude you didn't have to do that to me

I love the imagery, and yes!

This is so true

I’m buying one because of this comment.

Totally agree. Someone needs to write a concerto for him.

Agreed, intonation seems so hard on theremin based on the amount of "professionals" I hear who are quite off pitch at many points in their performances. Gregoire is always on pitch

Every analog musical instrument plays air.

@@michaelqiu9722 oh shit

Good seeing you here Peter, i am a huge admirer of your work!

never heard something emotional over wifi or telephone eh?

Man, I feel the same and I'm Jewish too.

Don't forget the millions of others who perished.

The Thereminist Alright, keep it in your pants, guy.

i dont think you can give homage with a theremin. i see the interest but the sound is flat compared to a violin.

@@gideonlyons3697 It's the dumbest thing I've ever read. Each sound has its own dynamics, it is crude to compare them, it does not sound "flat" at all, it just sounds different to how a piano sounds different to a harpsichord. You just show your lack of appreciation for this sound and the subtleties of its nuances.

@@Ader1 Shut up nerd he just thinks the violin sounds better

@@stubbypepperroni2357 It is normal for a familiar instrument like the violin to be heard "better" than one we are not used to hearing, but that was not my point.

Adam Knapp why don’t you know?

if only you knew how narcissistic you are.

haha yea it could have been you posting on youtube and someone else saying if only they knew how right they were about the theremin.

@@elysianfibres1642 He obviously didnt mean it like that. Why a need to bring negativity into a comment section on youtube. It this really where life has brought you?

Adam Knapp it actually sounds a lot better without that cringy zooming antenna thing

Its the same dude?

Corporate needs you to find the difference between these two people

Ok, guys. I'm really sorry, I'm dumb. :( Now I see they are the same person.

@@willemschipper7736 They're the same picture

@@euclidsfifthpostulate6993 You're not dumb :-(

My thought exactly

It would sound so good if it was played on an erhu 😭

That’s gonna be weird.

Indeed

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@@benkarlsson7767 😂😂😂

Thank you for saying this. I agree. The similar yet different quality to the human voice can put theremin music in the "uncanny valley" and renders it deeply touching. My late father loved the theme from "Once Upon a Time in the West..." and I loved that I found him a theremin performance of it, not long before he passed. I almost can't listen to it now. This evocative theme is another that's perfect for the instrument.

If you love music, you can learn at any age as long as it makes you happy. Or you can be happy just to listen. :)

@@natalieh1323 wish i could learn an instrument. But i think i lack the dedication. I'm just so lazy and cowardly

v r far better pal, there people who have zero sense of good music, or say even music. and we are consumers if not for us, whats the point of making schindler's list or tis master peace music..v got to say its gud, tats when john williams gets an academy award

My best advice to developing instrumental skills and keeping motivated is to firstly find an instrument that you're attracted to or feel compelled to learn, and once you've managed to get that instrument, I would suggest regular lessons/classes to keep you committed and motivated during the tougher or less inspiring periods (often the first 6 months, so I've experienced) and maybe connecting with a community of people who play the same instrument to help motivate each other. I was in your situation- Jan 2018, a 20 year-old who had an absolute love for music and always wanted to learn an instrument. After getting roped in to buy a Violin for £120 on Amazon (in their Suggested for You section), I started learning and it was only when I decided to take lessons from May 2018 that I kept on track and stayed committed to lessons when I didnt even feel like it. A little over 2 years later, still playing violin (now a much better violin than the Amazon violin) and now just starting to work on my Grade 5 pieces. All thanks to finding lessons and keeping in touch with a community of other musicians to keep motivated. Nowadays, I love to practice and it is still often trickier learning new things and new techniques, but the motivation has stuck with me when I remind myself where I started. Hope this helps give some insight into what helped me and how it could help others 🙏🏻

@Acherat love this! 🙏🏻 thanks for sharing

To bumble bee. (There's nothing "bumbling " about your comment) I heartily agree !!!👍👍🙂🙂

Agreed on both accounts. Hurwitz would be great to hear - but I'm specifically interested in hearing a rendition of Quarantine, and particularly an all-theremin arrangement of Crater...

i loved that movie

yeah❤️

According to the briefest of google searches, 120 dollars for a basic 'starter' instrument, that comes in kit form, or up to 500 bucks for pre built ones.

If you buy a theremin for that little you're asking to be disappointed. Do NOT buy a $100 theremin. That's like buying a $100 violin - you won't want to hear it ever again after 20 minutes. $500 is serviceable, but be aware that at that price the instrument you'll be getting will likely not have a wide range of features (like the Burns models not having timbre adjustments (though I hear their latest one still sounds quite nice)). That's fine if you're okay with that starting out. My personal recommendation starting out is a Moog Etherwave Plus with Thierry Frenkel's pitch extension (which can be ordered off his website - look up "ESPE01 module theremin"), as well as a nice amplifier that'll let it sing. I use a Fishman Loudbox Artist acoustic amp for its volume, EQ and some useful effects, but you can get something quite good for cheaper too if you're starting off. Grégoire uses a Marshall MG15 when he travels, so you could try looking there. Hope this helps. Happy theremining!