Here’s one of several methods for being able to gauge your progress every time you practice.
Here’s one of several methods for being able to gauge your progress every time you practice.
Let’s take a break in the tutorials for a serious discussion of what music is most suitable
for the theremin. It’s classical, of course.
Using a work in progress, this exercise shifts your emphasis (and your typical perception) on
to the volume hand to reveal pitches rather than on your pitch hand to find them.
Let’s take a break from Xtremes and explore playing without tension, pressure or constraints.
Prevent the threads on your EPro pitch rod and pitch arm from being stripped while making
alignment and attachment easier.
The first in a series of exercises designed to enable you to jump wide pitch intervals.
Keep those pesky tiny threads inside your theremin’s mounting flange from getting stripped.
Part 1 laid the groundwork. Now, in Part 2 integrate the complete technique in order to play
rapid note runs and complex rapid rhythms.
At this point, working at the threshold is the defining factor in getting precise articulation.
Part 1 will prime you for the process of learning to articulate clean, rapid runs of notes
when precision playing. The aim is to train the volume hand for more precise and complex
rhythmic movements. It all begins here.