Greetings all.
Just wondering - anyone else tried Bach on the Theremin?
I've only just got my Etherwave (normal - couldn't afford a pro...donations welcome!) and have begun to learn proper technique (fingerings, hand positions etc.) based on whatever I can read, watch and listen to. One thing my teachers always said to me was 'Bach is one of the most important things to practise', and they were right.
Now, I'm not talking about the Minuet in G (that has been mentioned before) - I'm talking about 'Cello Sonatas, Violin works etc. I've managed to just about (v. slowly) eek out the prelude to Sonata 2 (which is one of the sonata's I know almost completely by heart), as well as some of the more well known movements of the others, and the results so far have been very enjoyable.
Well, where Wendy Carlos lead us, I will follow! (I do think that she and Raymond Scott were very under-appreciated).
Have fun.
MxC
Just wondering - anyone else tried Bach on the Theremin?
I've only just got my Etherwave (normal - couldn't afford a pro...donations welcome!) and have begun to learn proper technique (fingerings, hand positions etc.) based on whatever I can read, watch and listen to. One thing my teachers always said to me was 'Bach is one of the most important things to practise', and they were right.
Now, I'm not talking about the Minuet in G (that has been mentioned before) - I'm talking about 'Cello Sonatas, Violin works etc. I've managed to just about (v. slowly) eek out the prelude to Sonata 2 (which is one of the sonata's I know almost completely by heart), as well as some of the more well known movements of the others, and the results so far have been very enjoyable.
Well, where Wendy Carlos lead us, I will follow! (I do think that she and Raymond Scott were very under-appreciated).
Have fun.
MxC