It’s true! I haven’t seen any videos from Grégoire since he was a kid, and now this (and his other recent videos) is this finest theremin playing I’ve heard since Clara Rockmore. Thank you, Grégoire.
Yeah, I just discovered his channel. The first video I saw of him was the Clair de Lune video, so I thought "Ah, let's see his latest video" *and I discover he has a beard now*
I have heard quite a lot of various theremin artists old and new but this guy... I don't know, he might be the best theremin artist in history. One of the very best for sure! Probably Leon Theremin himself would have been thrilled by this performance.
@@huh736 mate, you know Carolina Eyck is the one who literally invented the technique Grégoire Blanc is using ? some people can use it better than her of course, the best performance doesn't belong to the inventor, but we need to give credit to the inventor anyway
When the theremin is in it super range, it sounds like a woman singing opera. && it’s mid range gives slight violin vibes. I love it’s sound really. && your makeshift vibrato is so slick man.
Indeed, and it only goes full synth in the lower registers, quite a beautiful instrument, and to think it's so incredibly old and made by a Soviet radio scientist!
ohmygosh when i was listening to your clair de lune video last night i was hoping for you to upload arabesque .. LITERALLY JUST A NIGHT BEFORE YOU UPLOADED THIS MA’AM IM SCARED
Amazing ! It’s been a very long time I had this piece in mind. But it was sooo difficult to play it well on the theremin and make it sound elegant - and on pitch of course… I couldn’t have achieved this some years ago. Finally I just reconsidered this last weekend as I was looking for a piece to play on theremin and piano. It was fun also to make the video-editing: since my weird rendition of Halvorsen’s Passacaglia I’ve never been through such a big work... And yes, I played the piano as well - quite challenging as I’m only a side-hobbyist of this instrument… I’m glad you liked it anyway ;)
I'll be honest, when I saw the title I thought "no way"! I didn't believe those triplets would be feasible or sound clear and accurate enough on the theremin, and I feared you'd just have to simplify the music. But sure enough you've done an astonishing job. The instrument's versatility in your hands is simply stunning.
but guys... do y’all know how seriously hard this is and how talented he is??? he is basically pulling sound out from the air like, frets/keys/valves/strings who??
Dr. Siracha -Theremin is probably the only instrument (including voice) I know that you don’t touch to produce a sound. That makes it a little bit harder, in my opinion, to feel how your movements affect the sound. When I play, I can feel how my hand moves on a vibrating string to create higher or lower pitch (by feeling string tension). I can feel larger vibrations against my fingers when I bow louder. I can feel resistance, stops, starts, bounces, smoothness, etc. Touch helps a lot when playing an instrument, and going without when making music it takes a little of our intuition away. Theremin must rely a good deal on having a good ear. If you mean getting good at an instrument requires the same kind of work ethic across the board... I guess. Same with a lot of skills.
Sarah Rachel th-cam.com/video/LYSGTkNtazo/w-d-xo.html it was harder before this girl created the 13 hand positions I think it is. You just have to tune it to your surroundings and have muscle memory so it is hard but when you get used to it I imagine learning it is like learning any other instrument. The hand positions are octaves.
Wow this arrangement is absolutely beautiful! I love the combination of piano and theremin. It's like the theremin would sing. The end was so satisfying because I noticed the typewriter and got excited as it was in the end scene. I have to thank you for uploading this!
J'étais vite fait passé sur cette vidéo... et passé à côté tout compte fait ! Déjà l'interprêtation au piano est superbe, mais la matrise du Theremin est incroyable. Gregoire Blanc, vous êtes un véritable virtuose, j'engage toutes les personnes qui ont osées mettre un "j'aime pas" à essayer de jouer du Theremin. La critique est facile, mais l'art est difficile. Et arriver à un tel niveau de virtuosité dans un art aussi compliqué et casse-gueule que le Theremin, ça touche au prodigieux. Et je le pense sincèrement.
I’ve always been fascinated by the Theremin as an amazingly expressive instrument but wrongly thought it could not be played with precision. I’ve watched several of your videos now and every single time I marvel at your control. I especially appreciate your ability to modulate the level of attack and decay to bring out a character I did not know was possible with a Theremin. Bravo and thank you! 👏
I don't know why I heard this rendition it always make me cry a little. To put you in context my girfriend always said that I never cry and should do to it more. Maybe I'll listen this song more. Great rendition!
Ooooooh! There's actually a reason Debussy sounds like hisaishi, the composer for most of the Ghibli films, and sideways does an excellent video on the topic, but basically it's bc hisaishi used traditional Japanese tetrachords which are similar to the pentatonic and whole tone scales used by Debussy!
Oh, this is beautiful. The Arabesque No. 1 holds a special place in my heart, as have you come to share a similar place as my new found friend and fellow musician. God bless you!
I used this vid to introduce my 81 yr old mom to this strange instrument. She was very impressed by both the theremin and your overall musical talent. Greetings from Curaçao 🇨🇼
Everything in this video's so stylish. A beautiful man playing wonderful music by a great composer, the old typewriter, an old Golf outside the window. P.e.r.f.e.c.t....
Un vrai musicien ! Très impressionné que vous jouiez des deux instruments. Un endroit magnifique avec des jardins à la Française à l'extérieur, et bien sûr le Pleyel traditionnel (légèrement désaccordé) probablement des 1920.
What magic. . . Gregoire Blanc makes us listen to "THE VOICE OF THE SIREN WITH GOLDEN EYES AND SEDUCTIVE VOICE" that enchanted sailors at sunset over the sea. Thank you for this dream execution. 👏👏👏
So incredible. The absolute unwavering precision that you have to have is bonkers. Not to mention the artistry and beauty that you can’t get from practice. You are a blessing to the world. Never stop ❤️
I wouldn’t know how to express how much raw emotion I felt in your performance. This was truly a gift to be able to experience listening to your music, especially in the hands of Debussy. I feel wondrously fulfilled.
It sounds like an Angelic piece already, This made it even more beautiful! I figured to myself when I listen to theramin covers, it kinda gives off an Underwater vibe for me.
Tout simplement, merveilleux, bravo ! Mes félicitations Grégoire, tu es un véritable musicien depuis longtemps. Piano et theremin su même temps.... wow ! Je regarde une video de 2013 et maintenant tout ce qui a en 2020...et il s’agit d’un cadeau pour l’esprit pendant ces mois de pandemie. Merci beaucoup. Excellentes interpretations comme celles de Debbusy, Saint Sens, Gounod, et Paul Anka. Salutations du Mexique. José Manuel.
This brought tears to my eyes, especially when you hit the really high notes on the theremin, it's like someone singing. The theramin would be great to emulate the amazing voice in Pink Floyd's 'The great gig in the sky'.
Growing up in Miami, the local Museum of Science sponsored a television series called "Star Gazer". Hosted by the planetarium director, Jack Horkheimer, this was the theme song. I have to believe that Jack would have truly loved this performance on the theremin.
Yes, I used to watch Jack every week night before Channel 2 would sign off as a youngster here in Broward County, Florida. After his 5 minute spiel, we all would go out to walk the dog & see whether or not we could spy anything that he was describing for the week. Hearing Debussy takes me straight back to those late 1970's to mid 1980's nights.
Arabesque is a beautiful piece, and the theremin really brings out that melody for what it's really worth. The tones are just slightly hazy, giving it the aura of warmth and fluidity. Amazing arrangement with the piano too!
Love the freedom but also mindful management of your rubato on the piano and the graceful phrasing on the theremin, the vibrato is beautifully done, the portamenti are charming, the management of dynamics is so classy, that’s proper cantabile. Bravo : )
Hey Greetings from Baton Rouge, LA. I am a music ed student who struggles to play French Horn. TH-cam Algorithm brought me to your videos, before then I had no Idea what a Theremin was. I just want to say that I respect, appreciate and deeply admire the work you do and the content that give away so freely. It's inspiring for me and I hope you can continue to inspire people to find their "voice." Thank you.
C'est très très fort! Tant au piano qu'au thérémin. Beau également et sans dénaturer Debussy. Nul doute que si Debussy vous entendait, il composerait sur le champ une oeuvre pour cet instrument. Bravo!
Just found your channel in my recommendations. Never have a heard the theremin played so beautifully. Liked and subbed. Clair de lune is my favorite classical piece.
I love Debussy, especially this piece. I have always loved the sounds of the string instruments, playing a couple of them myself. The theremin has a sound that is incredibly similar, yet with its own unique twist on it. I saw your video with the musical saw, and I feel like that is the perfect crossover point between the two worlds. Now I want to learn the musical saw!
legendary theramin boy becomes theramin MAN
T H E R E M A N
@@tr_shi00 HAHAHAHA
you entirely missed theraman but it's ok
@@higuys1860 aw man, you right! you right.
It’s true! I haven’t seen any videos from Grégoire since he was a kid, and now this (and his other recent videos) is this finest theremin playing I’ve heard since Clara Rockmore. Thank you, Grégoire.
Holy sh*t he has a beard now
Yeah, I just discovered his channel. The first video I saw of him was the Clair de Lune video, so I thought "Ah, let's see his latest video" *and I discover he has a beard now*
@@pavesemyfavouritelesbian samee, back then 2013 I don't know him and I still feel proud xd
He honestly looked my age in the Clair de Lune video
I GOT THE CLAIRE DE LUNE ONE IN MY RECS LIKE 2 MONTHS AGO N I DIDNT EVEN KNOW THIS WAS THE SAME GUY TIL I READ THIS
@@abriannaf9973 yea that ws 5 yrs ago! Probably was a bit older than he looked but even if he was 17 he'd be 22 or 23 now
And now he's multiplied! Maybe the alien music is working
I'm just waiting for the day he multiplies enough to have his own orchestra
Like mister guitar man
He actually did binary fission in his younger days. Both of them are just grown up now
this is getting out of hand, now there is 2 of them
@@flightlesschicken7769 what can’t this man do at this point?
plot twist: he's the camera man too
True!
@@gblanctheremin Plot twist, you are also the editor
Grégoire Blanc but what color sweater was the cameraman wearing? 😉
@@jpfleming210 blue obviously
@@siobhanvidaashmole9009 no no he's wearing green cause Heathers the musical
So unbelievably talented! Please never stop making such wonderful music!
Pitch pperfect!
I have heard quite a lot of various theremin artists old and new but this guy... I don't know, he might be the best theremin artist in history. One of the very best for sure!
Probably Leon Theremin himself would have been thrilled by this performance.
Yes!!
Carolina Eyck
@@galaxyclassvoyager nah
@@huh736 mate, you know Carolina Eyck is the one who literally invented the technique Grégoire Blanc is using ? some people can use it better than her of course, the best performance doesn't belong to the inventor, but we need to give credit to the inventor anyway
@@nenrikido2903 I agree with you
The theremin sounds like a singing opera woman w a little more nasal
That's exactly what I wanted to say.
An elegant Alien Lady
Así deberían sonar siempre, muy elegante y fantástico. (y)
thanks i cant unhear an opera singer now
There are some part that genuinely sound like opera singer
wait iS THAT YOU ALSO PLAYING THE PIANO?????
Yes :)
@@gblanctheremin :-O
No, it is his twin girl
Uh clearly not! They are wearing different shirts!!
*sniff* I smell someone about to be whooshed
This guy may actually be the world's best theremin player
When the theremin is in it super range, it sounds like a woman singing opera. && it’s mid range gives slight violin vibes. I love it’s sound really. && your makeshift vibrato is so slick man.
Indeed, and it only goes full synth in the lower registers, quite a beautiful instrument, and to think it's so incredibly old and made by a Soviet radio scientist!
1:32 Did you hear that!!!???? My goodness, that tickled my soul.
ohmygosh when i was listening to your clair de lune video last night i was hoping for you to upload arabesque .. LITERALLY JUST A NIGHT BEFORE YOU UPLOADED THIS MA’AM IM SCARED
other than that this is sooo good, is that u playing the piano?? talented king
Amazing ! It’s been a very long time I had this piece in mind. But it was sooo difficult to play it well on the theremin and make it sound elegant - and on pitch of course… I couldn’t have achieved this some years ago. Finally I just reconsidered this last weekend as I was looking for a piece to play on theremin and piano. It was fun also to make the video-editing: since my weird rendition of Halvorsen’s Passacaglia I’ve never been through such a big work... And yes, I played the piano as well - quite challenging as I’m only a side-hobbyist of this instrument…
I’m glad you liked it anyway ;)
@@gblanctheremin ever since i watched your videos, i actually wanted to start playing the theremin :") you have such perfect ears, hope to see more :)
@@gblanctheremin you've done a stunning job. "Arabesque" is one of my favourite pieces. Thank you
I'll be honest, when I saw the title I thought "no way"! I didn't believe those triplets would be feasible or sound clear and accurate enough on the theremin, and I feared you'd just have to simplify the music. But sure enough you've done an astonishing job. The instrument's versatility in your hands is simply stunning.
but guys... do y’all know how seriously hard this is and how talented he is???
he is basically pulling sound out from the air
like, frets/keys/valves/strings who??
Learning to play a therimin is the same as learning any other instrument
Dr. Siracha -Theremin is probably the only instrument (including voice) I know that you don’t touch to produce a sound. That makes it a little bit harder, in my opinion, to feel how your movements affect the sound.
When I play, I can feel how my hand moves on a vibrating string to create higher or lower pitch (by feeling string tension). I can feel larger vibrations against my fingers when I bow louder. I can feel resistance, stops, starts, bounces, smoothness, etc. Touch helps a lot when playing an instrument, and going without when making music it takes a little of our intuition away. Theremin must rely a good deal on having a good ear.
If you mean getting good at an instrument requires the same kind of work ethic across the board... I guess. Same with a lot of skills.
Sarah Rachel th-cam.com/video/LYSGTkNtazo/w-d-xo.html it was harder before this girl created the 13 hand positions I think it is. You just have to tune it to your surroundings and have muscle memory so it is hard but when you get used to it I imagine learning it is like learning any other instrument. The hand positions are octaves.
Yes I can imagine it being exceptionally difficult. But it can allow for a very unique technique.
There are no frets on a cello or positions for your tongue on the clarinet. Every instrument has these muscle memory traits needed to be learned.
Wow this arrangement is absolutely beautiful!
I love the combination of piano and theremin. It's like the theremin would sing. The end was so satisfying because I noticed the typewriter and got excited as it was in the end scene. I have to thank you for uploading this!
Thank you ! And yes, I used to collect typewriters a while ago - it was fun to display one in this video :)
Thank you, I love Debussy! I also enjoyed your "Claire the lune" and "Rêverie" videos, greetings from Italy
J'étais vite fait passé sur cette vidéo... et passé à côté tout compte fait ! Déjà l'interprêtation au piano est superbe, mais la matrise du Theremin est incroyable. Gregoire Blanc, vous êtes un véritable virtuose, j'engage toutes les personnes qui ont osées mettre un "j'aime pas" à essayer de jouer du Theremin. La critique est facile, mais l'art est difficile. Et arriver à un tel niveau de virtuosité dans un art aussi compliqué et casse-gueule que le Theremin, ça touche au prodigieux. Et je le pense sincèrement.
Have you ever consider playing Chopin's Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2? Oh, and yes, I did appreciate the arrangement.
yes, I did.
I’ve always been fascinated by the Theremin as an amazingly expressive instrument but wrongly thought it could not be played with precision. I’ve watched several of your videos now and every single time I marvel at your control. I especially appreciate your ability to modulate the level of attack and decay to bring out a character I did not know was possible with a Theremin. Bravo and thank you! 👏
I can't be the only person that keeps coming back to this video every other week 😁 Amazing job friend!
I do it too
I don't know why I heard this rendition it always make me cry a little. To put you in context my girfriend always said that I never cry and should do to it more. Maybe I'll listen this song more. Great rendition!
i listened to this with my friends high, and it was a spiritual experience. I love this piece and always come back to it. Nothing quite like it
This is my favorite piece ever! And now on theremin? Everything you touch with that thing turns to gold.
WHAT!!! First time seeing or hearing a theremin... Dude, thats awesome
Studio Ghibli just called, they have been looking for their next OST...
Okay.
omg yaaassss
Ooooooh! There's actually a reason Debussy sounds like hisaishi, the composer for most of the Ghibli films, and sideways does an excellent video on the topic, but basically it's bc hisaishi used traditional Japanese tetrachords which are similar to the pentatonic and whole tone scales used by Debussy!
@@foamyoatmeal3021 thank you, that's very interesting!
Foamy Oatmeal thank you for replying so I didn’t have try and not butcher that explanation
This is the most lovely theremin playing I have ever heard. It is perfect for this piece. Thankful for the post!!
This is my favorite piece by Debussy. The theremin hits vocal notes and sounds as if an ethereal being is singing. Thank you for this. It was lovely.
Quelle expression ! On dirait presque une voix humaine... Avec une maîtrise parfaite, c'est stupéfiant 😍
Idk if it’s just me but I find this guy very attractive, what a glow up.
YES! He’s back!!!!
Oh, this is beautiful. The Arabesque No. 1 holds a special place in my heart, as have you come to share a similar place as my new found friend and fellow musician. God bless you!
IM LOSING MY MIND THIS IS MY FAVORITE PIANO SOLO EVER THIS IS SO GORGEOUS
I used this vid to introduce my 81 yr old mom to this strange instrument.
She was very impressed by both the theremin and your overall musical talent.
Greetings from Curaçao 🇨🇼
How is she doing with the theremin?
Everything in this video's so stylish. A beautiful man playing wonderful music by a great composer, the old typewriter, an old Golf outside the window.
P.e.r.f.e.c.t....
This is the first time I hear and see a theremin been played professional. Thanks!
yES GRÉGOIRE!!!! I’m so in love 😍😍😍
How terrible to be loved by people I never met… It's not the first time that you express your love in the comments, I'd love to love you back ❤️
@@gblanctheremin replied as a true Frenchman!
this was so beautiful it brought tears to my eyes
that instruments sounds so magical
Awesome ending with the "Thanks for Watching" on the typewriter!
You are extraordinary and I have no words for how your interpretations make me feel. Thank you for sharing this talent with us !
It is the most underrsted instrument. But has so much beauty. Wish more people were playing the theremin
I keep coming back to this beautiful version countless times
Yes, 4 months later. Still coming regularly
I WANT TO PLAY THE THEREMIN SO BAD
Cheapest version, as long as every home gonna have VR :)
store.steampowered.com/app/582210/VRemin_Virtual_Reality_Theremin/
@@Darthvanger Didn't know about it, thanks, that's interesting
If I tried, "so bad" is the only way I could play.
@@Darthvanger WOW that's super cool !!
I'm surprised Gregoire isn't more well known on YT. He deserves to be.
Wow. Your hands are very long and elegant. A musician's hand. Hats off to you for playing both instruments beautifully.
I love how the theremin sings a solo in this one. At the beginning, it sounds like a beautiful voice🌻
twinsies? by far next level theremin performances all. noone else compares that ive listened to yet. beautiful.
Same person, and some editing tricks.
Un vrai musicien ! Très impressionné que vous jouiez des deux instruments. Un endroit magnifique avec des jardins à la Française à l'extérieur, et bien sûr le Pleyel traditionnel (légèrement désaccordé) probablement des 1920.
that car outside looks pretty rad
Quel bonheur de vous revoir et de vous entendre, Grégoire Blanc !
What magic. . . Gregoire Blanc makes us listen to "THE VOICE OF THE SIREN WITH GOLDEN EYES AND SEDUCTIVE VOICE" that enchanted sailors at sunset over the sea. Thank you for this dream execution. 👏👏👏
This is easily one of the coolest things I've ever seen. This instrument is brilliant. Thank you so much for sharing this.
So incredible. The absolute unwavering precision that you have to have is bonkers. Not to mention the artistry and beauty that you can’t get from practice. You are a blessing to the world. Never stop ❤️
One of my favorite pieces ever! Love Debussy. Immaculate playing
Amazing how he can be in two places at once!
2019!! the year of extraordinary musicianship and amazing theremin arrangements!
That theremin really caught me off guard in the beginning, but I loved it! Really underrated piece, and it was great to see it covered so well!
I wouldn’t know how to express how much raw emotion I felt in your performance. This was truly a gift to be able to experience listening to your music, especially in the hands of Debussy. I feel wondrously fulfilled.
Mind blowing so nice it sound like some one singing
Thanks for sharing. Unlike some other uniquely sounding instruments, this is one that I can listen to over and over.
Grégoire Blanc skill with theremin is astounding, almost other-worldly.
Que maravilla de instrumento , asemeja música celestial. Un deleite escucharla. Felicidades a quienes tocan sin tocar este instrumento
This is simply elegant. And major props to Tomita, no doubt.
This puts such a big smile on my face! Beautiful music
I appreciate the arrangement and the entire performance. The best theremin performance I've ever heard.
It sounds like an Angelic piece already, This made it even more beautiful! I figured to myself when I listen to theramin covers, it kinda gives off an Underwater vibe for me.
Je me l'a passe en boucle ça dégage tellement d'émotions
Tout simplement, merveilleux, bravo !
Mes félicitations Grégoire, tu es un véritable musicien depuis longtemps.
Piano et theremin su même temps.... wow !
Je regarde une video de 2013 et maintenant tout ce qui a en 2020...et il s’agit d’un cadeau pour l’esprit pendant ces mois de pandemie. Merci beaucoup.
Excellentes interpretations comme celles de Debbusy, Saint Sens, Gounod, et Paul Anka.
Salutations du Mexique.
José Manuel.
WOAH this has got to be incredibly difficult to play, yet you look completely relaxed!
i’ve always been in love with music but you’ve taken it to a new level this is just beautiful 🥺
This brought tears to my eyes, especially when you hit the really high notes on the theremin, it's like someone singing. The theramin would be great to emulate the amazing voice in Pink Floyd's 'The great gig in the sky'.
Growing up in Miami, the local Museum of Science sponsored a television series called "Star Gazer". Hosted by the planetarium director, Jack Horkheimer, this was the theme song. I have to believe that Jack would have truly loved this performance on the theremin.
un joli cadre, une voiture de collection en guest et un musicien d'exception, résultat impec'
Love it - classical pieces really suit this unique instrument... Now I see my next challenge....
I pressed "like" one thousand times, every time I hear that fantastic interpretation of a real beautiful song.
fell in love with this when an electronic version was used for the PBS show "Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler. I enjoyed this rendition very much.
Greetings! Greetings!
Remember to keep looking up!
The electronic version was Isao Tomita from the album Snowflakes are Dancing
Yes, I used to watch Jack every week night before Channel 2 would sign off as a youngster here in Broward County, Florida. After his 5 minute spiel, we all would go out to walk the dog & see whether or not we could spy anything that he was describing for the week. Hearing Debussy takes me straight back to those late 1970's to mid 1980's nights.
Arabesque is a beautiful piece, and the theremin really brings out that melody for what it's really worth. The tones are just slightly hazy, giving it the aura of warmth and fluidity. Amazing arrangement with the piano too!
Amazing! I never thought it was possible to get such accurate pitches with the theremin
Love the freedom but also mindful management of your rubato on the piano and the graceful phrasing on the theremin, the vibrato is beautifully done, the portamenti are charming, the management of dynamics is so classy, that’s proper cantabile. Bravo : )
Beautiful example of a theremin performance to show our students! Amazing performance!
Beautiful Volvo outside!
I just bought one Theremin I love the sound to spiritual and relaxing, thanks👏👏👏💖🌹🌎
Hey Greetings from Baton Rouge, LA. I am a music ed student who struggles to play French Horn. TH-cam Algorithm brought me to your videos, before then I had no Idea what a Theremin was. I just want to say that I respect, appreciate and deeply admire the work you do and the content that give away so freely. It's inspiring for me and I hope you can continue to inspire people to find their "voice." Thank you.
C'est très très fort! Tant au piano qu'au thérémin. Beau également et sans dénaturer Debussy. Nul doute que si Debussy vous entendait, il composerait sur le champ une oeuvre pour cet instrument. Bravo!
I don't think we deserve this, but I'm so glad you are back!
Quelle beauté. Ça me fait pleurer.
This sounds beautiful ~ Imagine playing this whilst on the space ship to the moon
This is the most impressive theramin ive ever heard
It sounds uncannily like a human voice!I have nothing but admiration for talent like this.
that is just wonderful. ı did not think theremin was such a magical instrument but now.. yeah
1:35 la 9ième est tellement belle la... Le glissando A été parfait la haha. Bravo à toi (et à Debussy aussi bien sur)!
Just found your channel in my recommendations. Never have a heard the theremin played so beautifully. Liked and subbed. Clair de lune is my favorite classical piece.
Beautiful.... brings me to serenity and peace and tears.
Super encore et toujours. Merci d'apporter un peu de beauté dans ce monde qui semble s'en aller en déperdition.
I love Debussy, especially this piece. I have always loved the sounds of the string instruments, playing a couple of them myself. The theremin has a sound that is incredibly similar, yet with its own unique twist on it. I saw your video with the musical saw, and I feel like that is the perfect crossover point between the two worlds. Now I want to learn the musical saw!
You are very talented, I wish you would get more recognition that you deserve
Tout de calme et de concentration... magnifique !
Super. I love the Theremin. Magic.
Gregoire, you must get on Spotify! I know most of the people in these comments would listen and love it!
Very good as always, continue the great work
The best theremin artist talented and amazing
Ok, this is really cool! Definitely one of the most amazing and creative performances of this work I’ve ever heard!