Theremin Music & Interview needed for Podcast Recording

We are producers of a podcast called The Bionic Genius Roundtable. We record a weekly show on creativity, music, movies & just plain fun.

We will be recording two back-to-back holiday shows on 12/14/2005 and need a few things:

1] Several MP3 files to "air" on the shows. Intro music, as well as s few feature tracks.

2] Hopefully - a Theremin expert who we can interview on the phone. [12:30pm Eastern time]

We're looking to entertain & enlighten the world. Visit www.bionicgenius.com to see what we're all about.

Email: roundtable@bionicgenius.com

Hi:

Just in case you see this response first, ( posted one in another forum) I'm very interested in doing your phone interview. You can view a lot of my theremin work on my website at:

www.performancekr.com/theremin.html

There's music, artwork, photos, reviews, and commentary. Recently, I produced and performed a production in New York City called Unholy Secrets of the Theremin which was received extremely well.

Additional music can be found in the library at:

www.thereminvox.com

Just select my name in the list.

I hope to talk with you soon.

Thanks,

Kip Rosser

I hope you'll consider interviewing me.

OOPS! Sorry -- The Podcast will take place on Wed, 12/21. Alan

We recorded the show TODAY 12/21. On today's recording, we interviewed Pamelia Kurstin. The show will "air" on 12/26.

Thanks for your interest.

On the 21st, we taped The Theremin Issue podcast, featuring music from Project Pimento and a phone interview with Pamelia Kurstin. Listen as she plays over the cell phone from Vienna!

The closing od this show feels like a twisted NPR: a track by Pamelia and Greg Kurstin - Gershwin's "Our Love Is Here To Stay". Listen for Pam's theremin bass solo.

40:54 running time
Enjoy: http://www.bionicgenius.com/2005/12/26/the-theremin-issue-podcast-episode-0000008