AETHERPHON, global theremin family

Well boys and girls, we're doing a LOT better here. I have stopped 
seeing my physical terrorist, but still take anti-inflammatories and 
wear a brace. Most of the pain is gone now, but my upper arm will 
twinge a bit when I over do things. I've moved Gabriella off the 
amplifier and she is sitting on a low chair. 

Mr. Pringle and Charles Lester commented that sitting Gabby on top of 
the Fender and playing her there was a big NO-NO. Poor posture 
aggravated things.

The carpenter still has not completed my permanent cabinet. Deer 
season was over in late January in Georgia. He started then (he's 
also a hunter).

I can play comfortably for about half an hour now. I find myself just 
playing whatever flows out of my hands. It's almost all totally made 
up in my head. I'm working on a composition right now. I'll let 
everyone know when I am completed. I just don't feel like playing 
something someone else has written at the moment. 

Also, still no definite word on Moog whether or not they will give me 
a slot at Etherfest for a "builders forum". Yes, I do plan on 
bringing Gabby. Mark Keppinger has agreed to gather some material as 
he cannot attend.

Philip Neidlinger
Richmond Hill, GA

 

Panelectronica on MySpace

Glad to hear it's getting better.

So anyone game to do some video recording at EtherFest?  Provided it's 
okay with Moog, of course....



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

kmg5443 wrote:

> Well boys and girls, we're doing a LOT better here. I have stopped 
> seeing my physical terrorist, but still take anti-inflammatories and 
> wear a brace. Most of the pain is gone now, but my upper arm will 
> twinge a bit when I over do things. I've moved Gabriella off the 
> amplifier and she is sitting on a low chair. 
> 
> Mr. Pringle and Charles Lester commented that sitting Gabby on top of 
> the Fender and playing her there was a big NO-NO. Poor posture 
> aggravated things.
> 
> The carpenter still has not completed my permanent cabinet. Deer 
> season was over in late January in Georgia. He started then (he's 
> also a hunter).
> 
> I can play comfortably for about half an hour now. I find myself just 
> playing whatever flows out of my hands. It's almost all totally made 
> up in my head. I'm working on a composition right now. I'll let 
> everyone know when I am completed. I just don't feel like playing 
> something someone else has written at the moment. 
> 
> Also, still no definite word on Moog whether or not they will give me 
> a slot at Etherfest for a "builders forum". Yes, I do plan on 
> bringing Gabby. Mark Keppinger has agreed to gather some material as 
> he cannot attend.
> 
> Philip Neidlinger
> Richmond Hill, GA
> 
>  
> 
> Panelectronica on MySpace
> 
> 
> 
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> 
> To contact the moderator, e-mail porphyrous@...
> 
> 
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> 
> 
> 
>

Great news Philip.
Keep at it, hope you're playing will be pain free from now on.

I think the same small staff that's doing EtherFest is also running Moog's
part in the big German music industry convention.  So we may just be in a
temporary dearth of response from them on EtherFest and all.

Hope folks can take and share good notes of EtherFest at least with us, if
not videos.

hth - jh



On 3/15/08, David V <porphyrous@...> wrote:
>
>   Glad to hear it's getting better.
>
> So anyone game to do some video recording at EtherFest? Provided it's
> okay with Moog, of course....
>
> -----
> DAVID VESEL -- synthetic music for humans
> -----
> Spellbound, a brief program of music for theremin
> Sunday 10PM-12AM http://spellbound.purplenote.com
>
> kmg5443 wrote:
> > Well boys and girls, we're doing a LOT better here. I have stopped
> > seeing my physical terrorist, but still take anti-inflammatories and
> > wear a brace. Most of the pain is gone now, but my upper arm will
> > twinge a bit when I over do things. I've moved Gabriella off the
> > amplifier and she is sitting on a low chair.
> >
> > Mr. Pringle and Charles Lester commented that sitting Gabby on top of
> > the Fender and playing her there was a big NO-NO. Poor posture
> > aggravated things.
> >
> > The carpenter still has not completed my permanent cabinet. Deer
> > season was over in late January in Georgia. He started then (he's
> > also a hunter).
> >
> > I can play comfortably for about half an hour now. I find myself just
> > playing whatever flows out of my hands. It's almost all totally made
> > up in my head. I'm working on a composition right now. I'll let
> > everyone know when I am completed. I just don't feel like playing
> > something someone else has written at the moment.
> >
> > Also, still no definite word on Moog whether or not they will give me
> > a slot at Etherfest for a "builders forum". Yes, I do plan on
> > bringing Gabby. Mark Keppinger has agreed to gather some material as
> > he cannot attend.
> >
> > Philip Neidlinger
> > Richmond Hill, GA
> >
> >
> >
> > Panelectronica on MySpace
> >
> >
> >
> > ------------------------------------
> >
> > AETHERPHON, the global thereminist community
> >
> > To contact the moderator, e-mail porphyrous@...<porphyrous%40yahoo.com>
> >
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
> >
> 
>


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Thanks!

I'd love to be on their program. I've got the osciloscope out these and 
I am in the process of hunting down the last little bits of birdies and 
other odd noises. I reached a point of saturation last November and 
said "ENOUGH, I WANT TO PLAY NOW!", even if Gabby wasn't 100% perfect, 
but only 99%, give or take.

The 1% bothered me so much while I was trying to put something together 
for David's program this past weekend that Gabby is now back on the 
workbench. 

Philip