Theremin - "Voi Che Sapete" from Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro"

[YourAccompanist]

Great! Yes, fantastic tuning on the short notes! Definitely an improvement, although we enjoyed your previous rendition very much as well! Have added this to our Accompanying Thereminists playlist too. Best wishes!

[Thereminstrel]

Thank you!

Yes, I think almost another year of practice has helped me improve - and play more consistently. Whereas, at one time, if I missed a few days practicing, I felt like I was starting over again - I now don't seem to lose ground (with the aerial-fingering/muscle memory more established).

I, too, still enjoy the previous version (2 octaves-higher whistling sound). Perhaps sometime I should try recording an inbetween version on the E-Pro theremin that sounds more vocal.

[RubyRaeRojas]

Impressive nailing the pitch! Terrific!

[Thereminstrel]

Thank you for your kind comment!

It's a speedy piece, so there's virtually no time for correcting missed notes ... however, I have to admit that most of them seem to me to be a fairly comfortable/do-able distance apart, which, in some respects, can be easier than a slower tune with big awkward jumps!

[yeapsystar]

As usually it sounds wonderful light sounded and easily going again!

Aw yeah ... And I love your sweater ;-)

[Thereminstrel]

Thank you! I always enjoy playing this piece ... there's a tranquil, happy feel to it, I think.

[yeapsystar]

@Thereminstrel

Yep ;-) As you say, tranquil ... Maybe a better word for it! :D

Yeah ... You are right too about the sound of the Moog Etherwave theremin ... Warm and lovely ... That's why I fall in love with the Moog Etherwave theremin too! In my opinion, it sunds even warmer than the Moog Etherwave Pro ;-)