a voice you think you may have heard before, but then you doubted yourself, and then again changed your mind because you knew the sound of the voice all along.
Randy George is one of a small handful of the finest thereminists of the world. Randy was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. He holds a Bachelor of Music degree from The University of North Texas College of Music where he studied bassoon under Professor Kathleen Reynolds. As a bassoonist, he performed with several north Texas area symphony orchestras and chamber ensembles in a professional capacity from 1998 to 2002. In February 2006, after relocating to Los Angeles, California and a brief departure from performance to pursue creative work in the music industry, Randy found his true musical voice, the space controlled thereminvox. He has since dedicated himself to intensive study and development of theremin playing technique and preserving the instrument's classical heritage through performance.
In the past two years, Randy has made significant contributions to the growing world-wide awareness of the theremin via music video productions on the web.
Hey there, this is a beautiful song here on your video. I thought of you the other night when some friends of mine were jamming in SF and one busted out a theremin... but it was nothing like my friend Randy's skill.
Until today I never heard nothing about Theremin! It was amazing! Thanks to you I discovered the Theremin XD! Thank you! I'm gonna buy one and learn to play it! Do you have any feedback? Thanks for accept my req! (and sorry for my english)
i love your music! you are the best theremin player i've ever seen. :] after seeing many of your videos on youtube, i've been inspired. i'm ordering a theremin, because i want to learn to play it as beautifully as you! :D thank you for creating such wonderful music.
You know, I'm not familiar with what a theremin is, but when I saw you get on that in the daft punk cover video I was like, "Wow".
Then I saw that you specialize in that. That's fantastic. It's got this haunting voice to it. Or is it a synth since it's from Moog and can change Osc, envelope etc? I don't know. But it's amazing hearing you play it.
