RUPERT on Korg X-3 synthesizer, DR-660 drumbox, vocals and Etherwave Theremin.
Vivuvavera, DC's electro pop dance band will also perform.
At 1522 14th Street, Washington DC, NW
RUPERT on Korg X-3 synthesizer, DR-660 drumbox, vocals and Etherwave Theremin.
ART on custom Theremins and vocals.
At 4808 Auburn Ave, Bethesda, MD.
Nic, thereminist for the Legendary Pink Dots, will also give a solo theremin performance.
RUPERT on Korg X-3 synthesizer, DR-660 drumbox, vocals and Etherwave Theremin.
ART on custom Theremins.
At 915 U Street NW - all shows 21 and older.
RUPERT on Korg X-3 synthesizer, DR-660 drumbox, vocals and Etherwave Theremin.
ART on custom Theremins and vocals.
1328-1346 Florida Avenue NW, Washington DC
ART FARM performances Quicktime video — this is a huge file.
Rupert and Art will be down by the pond performing all originals with a heavy emphasis on
the avant garde electronics and improvisations. If the old Atari Computer can be persuaded to operate, computer music in the style of
Dynamic Minimalism will be part of the performance. After performances, the audience will be welcome to try their hand at the three (or more) theremins and operating the
computer music composition sets as well.
RUPERT on Korg X-3 synthesizer, DR-660 drumbox, vocals and Etherwave Theremin.
ART on custom Theremins.
In addition to the art and the performances, there will be fresh vegetables and fruits for sale grown on the farm.
RUPERT on Korg X-3 synthesizer, DR-660 drumbox, vocals and Etherwave Theremin.
ART on custom Theremins.
a Special Guest on Theremin as well!! (we hope)
On Wilson Blvd. accross the street from Fresh Fields and about a block and a half down from Iota and Whitlow’s on Wilson.
Rupert (with Art on Theremin) will perform along with the progressive rock of the fabulous Stereo Pharaohs and the ethereal “Cabaret Rock Nouveau” of Xyra and her band Verborgen.
On M Street in Georgetown. Guests are requested to bring some canned foods for So Others May Eat (S.O.M.E.).
Here is a chance to help people in dire need while you have fun and
support local music.
Rupert (with Art on Theremin) will perform starting at 4:00 pm.
This is the lineup:
Crossroads
ART on his own custom theremins (the world's best)
AMBER (from Alzo Boszormenyi and the Acid Achievers) on Etherwave
The three thereminists will be waving their six hands around in the air of the
Takoma Park Planetarium
creating a sound which you will unlikely be able to hear anywhere or anytime else.
THIS IS A FREE SHOW - Saturday, May 8, 1999 at 8 pm. Call it electronic and
experimental and avant garde - BUT we will do a couple of songs as well. The two
Etherwaves will produce a third tone due to interference from their circuits,
sort of like that throat singing, which will dance over Rupert’s and Amber’s
individual tones - Art’s theremin uses a different technique which is not
affected by other theremins. The third tone will introduce high frequency
harmonics to the music - it is hardly predictable BUT I LIKED IT! — rupert
YUMA HOUSE, VILLA ROSIE and SIGNS POINT TO YES
The Black Cat is at 1831 14th St. N.W.
Featuring Art on Theremin
On route one in Laurel just north of MD 198 where route one comes back together. Starts at 9 pm - no cover.
RUPERT on Korg X-3 synthesizer, DR-660 drumbox, vocals and Etherwave Theremin.
ART on custom Theremins.
On Lynn Street. accross the street from McDonald’s and in
between Wilson Blvd. and the Key Bridge.
RUPERT on Korg X-3 synthesizer, DR-660 drumbox, vocals and Etherwave Theremin.
ART on custom Theremins.
On 18th st. accross the street from Madam's Organ in Adams Morgan.
RUPERT on Korg X-3 synthesizer, DR-660 drumbox, vocals and Etherwave Theremin.
ART on custom Theremins.
On Wilson Blvd. accross the street from Fresh Fields and about a block and a half down from Iota and Whitlow’s on Wilson.
ART on his own custom theremins (the world's best)
RACHAEL on guitar and voice
Rupert’s brand of electronic rock and spacey improvs at Montgomery College’s
Takoma Park Planetarium on Fenton Street in Silver Spring/Takoma Park MD.
THIS IS A FREE SHOW - Saturday, May 8, 1999 at 8 pm.
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