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2006/07/01(Sat)
Eri ,Mr.Hosoi and Bass Shin-chan.
2006/04/22(Sat)
2005/09/23(Fri)
Idecs Music Academy presents THE MOOG DAY 2 in TOKYO On Fliday, Sep 23, 2005 Time: 12:30-18:30
Concert where gratitude is expressed for Dr.MOOG and "MOOG Movie" DVD sales commemorative.
Place: Idecs music academy Asakusa building 5F 1-3-8 Komagata,Taitouku,Tokyo
Live Performer: ERI Theremin Hideki Matsutake Modular Synthesizer Bunmei Ogawa Minimoog Presider: Katsunori Ujiie JSPA Director
Musical instruments used on that day
Synthesizer: moog IIIc "Complete version of modular synthesizer used with Yellow Magic Orchestra" minimoog "Mass production type minimoog of latter term" minimoog Voyager "50th anniversary minimoog" Theremin: Etherwave Pro Analog Effects: moogerfooger Software Synthesizer: moog modular V2 "Software synthesizer that reproduced moog modular" minimoog V "Software synthesizer that reproduced minimoog"
Cooperation. Moridaira musical instruments / Idecs Music Software
2005/07/21(Thu)
Set List
When You Wish Upon A Star: Leigh Harline Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair: Stephen Collins Foster Le Cygne: Saint-Saens Itsuki no Komori Uta : Tradisional Song Nada Sousou : Tradisional Song Hanagasa Ondo : Tradisional Song Genyu : Tradisional Song
Although "When You Wish Upon A Star" was piano accompaniment in the exhibition in May, it performs a synthesizer for the same thing as accompaniment in this website in the back this time. A performance according "Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair" to a piano sound source and the synthesizer strings. Although "Saint-Saens's Le Cygne" was a piano sound by the computer, Theremin united with the arrangement over for 4 minutes was delicate solemn sound just like a cello.
And "Itsuki no Komoriuta" is a performance in the unit on a Shamisen and a piano.
This is the first time that a pro's Japanese tradition folk song singer performs together with Theremin in the world. The sound of the ensemble of Theremin and a Shamisen is beautiful.
2005/04/02(Sat)
Idecs Music Academy presents THE MOOG DAY in TOKYO On Saturday, April 2, 2005 Time: 13:00-18:00
Place: Idecs music academy Asakusa building 5F 1-3-8 Komagata,Taitouku,Tokyo
Live Performer: ERI Theremin Hideki Matsutake Modular Synthesizer and others Presider: Katsunori Ujiie JSPA Director
Set list:
"Dream is a wish your heart makes" Disney Cinderella "Jupiter" Gustav Holst "Shin Nihon Kikou" Isao Tomita "The Landsong" Ryuuichi Sakamoto etc.. Musical instruments used on that day
Synthesizer: moog IIIc "Complete version of modular synthesizer used with Yellow Magic Orchestra" minimoog "Mass production type minimoog of latter term" minimoog Voyager "50th anniversary minimoog" Theremin: Etherwave Pro Analog Effects: moogerfooger Software Synthesizer: moog modular V2 "Software synthesizer that reproduced moog modular" minimoog V "Software synthesizer that reproduced minimoog"
Cooperation. Moridaira musical instruments / Idecs Music Software
2005/03/31(Thu)
Moog Movie and ERI Concert/TalkShow On Thursday, March 31, 2005 Eri does the talk show and a mini concert before "Moog Movie".
Time: 21:20-21:40 Beginning to screen it: 21:50.
Place: Cinema Society Shibuya Fuji building 37- B1 1-18-3, Dougenzaka, Shibuyaku, Tokyo
Musical instruments used on that day
Theremin: Etherwave, Marshall Amp
Set list: Dream is a wish your heart makes The Boxer Ol'man River
200 people or more came in TALK SHOW on March 31.
Eri Etherwave play "Cinderella" Disney Classic.Eri talk the thing that Moog Synthesizer was used by "Electrical Parade (Gershon Kingsley)" and BGM of "Tomorrow Land" of Tokyo Disneyland.
Eri taught the guest the method of performing theremin. Introduction of solo performance of Theremin in famous piece of music "The Boxer" of Simon and Garfunkel New DVD. And, the story that Dr.Moog participated in the recording by "BOOK END" was told.
Eri performed "Ol'man River" that Dr.Moog performed in the Moog Movie play. It introduced the Hans Fjellestad movie director's episode concerning this movie and next of he work.
2004/11/01(Mon)
LIVE REPORT
The concert which used Theremin, the cello, the digital piano, and the music software tool at the France restaurant "chez DAIGO" in Tokyo Iidabashi on Mon., November 1, 2004 was held.
The singular genius and the gifted musician N. Ubukata who are a synthesizer player live in Kyoto now. ERI and Mie lives in Tokyo. The server for music work was installed and it connected with the Internet. A PDF score, streaming MP3, and the data of DigitalPerfoermer were prepared transmitting and receiving on the Internet.
Sun., October 31.N. Ubukata who arrived by airbus to Tokyo goes into rehearsal studio, he makes MIDI connection of the software MX4 synthesizer just announced from MOTU, and begins a sound design.
ERI and Mie were performing the fixed rehearsal from the 3rd week in studio in October.
And the concert started.
ERI which performs theremin perfectly. It will be made to recognize that Theremin is a musical instrument to be sure. Mie who performs the digital piano P90 which plays acoustic sound, and a splendid cello.
The software MOTU MX4 newest synthesizer which appeared as if it expressed respect in the oldest electronic musical instrument in the world invented in 1920.
Gymnopedie which made full use of various musical instruments, and was arranged in the original world. And Gelsomina which attaches neither whom nor a thought as probably performing by theremin. A melody also with a beautiful original musical piece.
The perfect arrangement by the musical instrument by which individuality is different, respectively is wonderful.
The performances of a total of 15 music including encore were performed.
Costarring of the oldest electronic musical instrument and the newest digital sound. Negotiation of a cello and Theremin. Furthermore, delicious wine and French cuisine. They are the contents which were very substantial.
ERI said after the live end. "I am making the preparations which surprise you in the future."
If this live event has not been felt, when this trio gathers again next time, I will recommend you that I have you surely hear it.
Youichi Aoyama November 1, 2004
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