Henry Purcell On Continuum
Synthesist and developer Christophe Duquesne shared his performance of Henry Purcell’s The song for a cold genius (or Cold Song).… Read More Henry Purcell On Continuum
Tag: Christmas
Merry Synthsmas – Christmas Songs On Vintage Analog Synthesizers
Arturo Brisindi (HardScienceAV) shared this collection of Christmas classics, arranged for vintage analog synths.
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, On Theremin
Carolina Eyck plays Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas on theremin.… Read More Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, On Theremin
Winter Solstice Looping Jam
This video, via karenevil captures a Winter Solstice looping jam session for keyboards and theremin.
A Modular Synthesizer Christmas – ‘Noodle Of The Bells’
Synthesist John Rice arranged this cover of ‘Carol of the Bells’ for modular synthesizer, featuring the SSL ‘Scat Talker’ module. … Read More A Modular Synthesizer Christmas – ‘Noodle Of The Bells’
Holiday Synth Jam With Christmas Tree MIDI Controller
This video captures a synth jam that features a Christmas Tree MIDI controller and a bunch of other bizarro holiday goodness. … Read More Holiday Synth Jam With Christmas Tree MIDI Controller
Silent Night For iPad + Animoog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9f-3q4EcZc This video, via Crème Douche, captures an all-Animoog arrangement of Silent Night.
Carol Of The Bells, Remixed
Synthtopia reader, Jon Stubbs (aka “stub”) shared this remix of Carol of the Bells. He notes that the melody of Carol of the Bells was preserved, but arranged as 12/8, vs 3/4. He also offset the melody against the new parts by a note.
Open Mic: Did ‘Synther Claus’ Pay You A Visit?
Open Mic: For the holidays, our wish is that you have family, health and peace. And, yes, since it’s Synthtopia, maybe some wicked gear under the tree, that new app that you’ve been wanting or some great new electronic music…. So, leave a comment and let us know if ‘Synther Claus’ paid you a visit!
A Theremin For Christmas
This video captures a performance, by thereminist Peter Pringle, of Christmastide. Here’s what Pringle has to say about the song and performance:
