AETHERPHON, global theremin family

Congratulations, Philip!

Have fun!

I concur with Suzi -- consider playing two sets with a little break in  
between.   Just go through your repertoire and put something a program  
that flows nicely from one tune to the next and that you are  
comfortable with.

Make your first couple of songs short and very easy -- this will allow  
you to make fine adjustments to your tuning, etc -- before you get  
into the "meat" of your program.

-- Kevin

Quoting Philip <kmg5443@...>:

> I have been asked by a well known local musician, Ricardo Ochoa if I
> would be willing to play my theremin for a PAYING GIG.
>
> I of course, say yes. The Ships of the Sea museum has a special event
> on every Friday when there is a full moon. I would play for two hours,
> and I would choose my pieces. Ricardo played cello for them the last
> time.
>
> Any suggestions??? This is totally separate from the freewheeling gig
> at the former meat packing factory. I am extremely excited about this!
>
> Philip Neidlinger
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