Short Joke in E for Harp and Ondes Martenot
A. V. Oxenuk Lyrics

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God is an Equation So I say walk by the Spirit and you will…
Soil Vultures in the sky Memories of the grind Seeds of the curs…
Song No 1 When we turn out the lights The two of us alone…
Song No 5 ワンいつでもツーにぎやかスリーみんなでフォー呼び合うファイブファイブフィンガー5 ファイブファイブ…

Song No 6 Hoy domingo me levante Queriéndome acordarme de ti Tengo tod…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@quentinkumba6746

This is inspiring, moving and truly remarkable.

I keep playing it over and over and it sends a shiver down my spine.

The physicality of it is something else, the way her hands move, quite incredible.

Somehow, makes me feel glad to be human.

Thank you Carolina.

All comments from YouTube:

@carolinaeyckvideos

4y↑1.2K

Join my Patreon community for the latest updates on my solo show developments! :) www.patreon.com/carolinaeyck

@handlemonium

4y↑6

Can you do a solo video with percussion in the background?

@laishtondonba162

4y↑5

Love your artistry

@stilotecbrown5512

Eu não tinha conhecimento desse instrumento e eu amei, meu Deus que lindooo <3 <3

@buzzworth2396

4y↑1

I'm so fascinated by your talent. I've only seen this done a few times and they were not close to the way you play. Now I want to give it a try. I've seen how much they cost but I don't care. If I could only get a small amount of the talent you have, it would be a definite possibility. You've definitely got my attention. Thank you for sharing this video. I now have a definite new interest 😁. You are in a class all by yourself. Thank you for making this evening awesome!

@seryozhailyas4

Wireless

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@peterward2275

6y↑18.3K

People who said the Theramin could never be played accurately or consistantly enough for it to ever be considered a serious instrument are so clearly proven wrong here by the maestro. Now THAT is dedication.

@krakus_kromkus

5y↑512

you can see that her shoulder and whole upper arm are very still, so developing muscle memory is probably a lot easier than a lot of people would think (not to say that this isn't very impressive, it is). experienced double bass and cello players can jump quite far on the fingerboard and still nail notes perfectly, so saying the theremin would be impossible to play sounds kinda stupid

@junkyardjim

5y↑120

All i can think of after this is Sheldom Cooper seeing this video, being awestruck and sitting in the stairwell practicing this song on tharamin.

@n0rber10

5y↑246

@Kári Fjóluson Thoroddsen it's actually not about muscle memory. The intonation of the instrument changes due to humidity. If you can play it one room accurately it doesn't mean you can do that in other rooms.

@0oEnTitYo0

5y↑88

Never underestimate a musical mind with enough determination and practice.

@krakus_kromkus

5y↑89

@Norberz being able to hear if you're playing the right note is a big part of it but the muscle memory makes it so that you don't have to slide up or down to the right note, every time I got a bigger violin it took me less time to adjust because I'd gotten better at knowing exactly where the right notes were.

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@rainbowappleslice

2y↑2.3K

If you brought an instrument like a theremin to a medieval village they’d probably accuse you of witchcraft. It’s an amazing instrument

@Zekiraeth

1y↑238

Honestly, if you brought it to a very rural village today they might still accuse you of witchcraft.

@ChronicUnderachiever420

1y↑121

There are many places in the world today where you don’t even need a theremin to be accused of witchcraft.

@alekvillarreal3470

1y↑42

Under the right circumstances even I’d believe it was some form of magic

@user-jn7ks9nk1l

@@alekvillarreal3470Представляете,как удивлена я,которая родилась в СССР и только сегодня узнала про существование этого инструмента.Тем более удивительно,что его изобрели в Москве России в 1918 году.

@christopherweber9464

52w↑18

Bring a generator 😂

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@jose8440

3y↑203

The beautiful idea of this cover is that she is doing the vocals from the original song with the theremin and the instrumental with the voice

@rbmkproductions2518

2y↑362

This feels like I’m floating in an endless ocean, sinking deeper and deeper into the eternity of the sea…

Well done.

@jigglyboob3000

2y↑7

same except like space

@Vrenny

3y↑261

How do I not know this song? This woman's voice is GORGEOUS and she makes that theramin absolutely SING. Glorious.

@flipflopnerd4759

1y↑22

good, the bad and the ugly is what this song is from :)

@fungus1044

37w

@@flipflopnerd4759 thought it was the theme for budlight

@lima4923

23w↑1

I recognized it as the song used in the intro for whichever "Jackass" film had them doing the running of the bulls in the start lmao

@SirRecluse

20w

One of the greatest western soundtracks of all time.

@TheJustFabianTv

20w↑1

Metallicaaa

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@kinamod2k

2y↑1.4K

Two things:
1. My 5 month old was crying, but stopped and was mesmerised by your performance.
2. This is genuinely the first time I've heard a Theremin sound like a 'proper' instrument and not just a novelty.

Love this

@Puppy_Puppington

2y↑12

What? Come on, the old Star Trek theme is beautiful as hell.

@longnamenocansayy

2y↑12

another cure for crying baby i've seen on youtube: one howling american husky. shuts 'em right up.

@alpyki2588

1y↑2

@Puppy Puppington Or any of the music that utilizes it on Dark Shadows.

@greghenrikson952

1y↑6

I'm crying because of the performance.

@noeljosee

1y↑3

@@greghenrikson952saaaaaame!

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@Wintergatan

6y↑1.3K

Love this!

@joakimtkarlsson

6y↑4

Wintergatan Agreed!

@electromorphous9567

6y↑11

Waaaaaaaaa Martin

@mdsuen

6y↑9

WINTERGATAN!!!!!

@alvaroescobar5689

Hola falta un poco de latinoamericanos

@TheDdm1234

5y↑3

I'm listening it on a loop it is amazing. Trying to buy a theremin today, can't wait to mess about with it.

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@Devonimp

3y↑751

I only recently started seriously listening to theramin music... outside of creepy horrorcore stuff (which the theramin really is amazing at), and it has been really striking me how the theramin really is listening to a computer sing, plain and simple. It puts me in mind of what it would be like to hear an android opera.

If it isn't clear, I mean that positively. It does have an eerie surreal quality to it, but that is largely down to how used to hearing human voices we are. It reminds me of really well done Hatsune Miku songs, where the rigid tonal shifts actually give the music a different quality than you typically get with human singers.

It puts me in a writing sci-fi mood.

@LordSathar

3y↑36

And yet it's completely analog!

@musguelha14

2y↑24

It's not a computer at all.

@superbanananinja

1y↑3

If you think this is an android opera, you should listen to the Portal 2 Turret Opera

@danarielgeorgescu5358

51w

Where can this opera be found, please?

@michelescotti44

33w↑2

I’ve bought a Theremin and it’s also an incredibly experience to approach to it. Despite the difficulties to reach the right pitch for each note it’s like a mindfulness exercise, you need to control and take awareness about your entire body (even a bad breath control creates micro-movement on your arm and hand, and you can hear it from the theremin), you need to stay in the flow to control it. Absolutely recommended ❤❤❤

@christiank.4883

2y↑67

So I watched this 30 times in a row… I don’t think I’m ready to leave yet. Thank you for sharing your gift talent with us and honoring a legendary composer.

@ritikabhattacharjee

3y↑320

I LOVE this! The first time I heard 1:37, it took my breath away! 2:08 with the G natural was SO SURREAL!!! Also, looping takes so much practice to get it just right; I'm in such awe of your wonderful music, and I feel inspired watching this!

@user-vq3be3bh9n

2y↑3

Your right

@therabbidt

2y↑4

That G
That damn G

@fireutility21

20w↑18

1.) Instagram brought me here
2.) I’m curious to see someone use sign language with a Theremin
3.) She is true oh a master, that precision of hand and finger position. When the Theremin kicked in I got chills

@connynoren

2y↑100

I just can't keep from getting teary-eyed while watching this. Every damn time. It's such a powerful delivery, the combination of the voice and harmony, and the utter magic performance on the theramin. Just... fantastic!

@RedNazArt

2y↑3

You should listen to the original track this is covering. It’s a true masterpiece of music.

@mc495150

5y↑4.9K

Here after seeing your video with rob scallon
One word: wow.

@drake6103

5y↑8

Same here! What an artist.

@mc495150

5y↑24

Spoof yep, her channel is very interesting.
The only problem of being a metalhead: after this song i always expect metallica to start playing 😂

@LunaBianca1805

5y↑4

Same here. Half an hour ago I didn't even know there was an instrument called a theremin 😅

@wltrnz

Me too

@MarcoPellegrino1978

Seme here...glad to have found her. Amazing!

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@bigstronguy

41w↑41

Carolina, just so you are aware, I'm a school teacher, and over the last few school years, I have shared this video of you performing Ecstasy of Gold to my students, as well as friends and family. Your performance of this song gives me chills and has never stopped giving me the goosebumps. Please keep up this amazing work!

@philonico

3y↑397

Quelle performance! c'est trop beau

@stephaniebaker6001

3y↑3

Agreed, it absolutely was!! 🌹❤

@sebastienlebatteux185

2y↑2

Tellement vrai!

@larry1754

3y↑20

Amazingly beautiful, haunting, great job! I actually have a theramin, and even though I understand how they work, I still can't "play" it! So others here can understand how she is manipulating it, here goes. Her left hand, right side on the screen, controls volume. The closer she moves it to that horizontal metal "loop" thing, the lower the volume, and the higher above it her hand is, the louder it is. While at the same time, her right hand works with that vertical metal rod controlling pitch. The closer to it her hand gets, the higher pitch the note is. So far away, low note, and closer to it, higher note. Believe me, it takes years and years of practice to do what she does here, huge props to her!

@andrewksadventures

1y↑15

I've never heard anyone play it so in-tune! Awesome.

@samday6621

2y↑41

Wow, this must be a “top of the line” theremin.
I can’t help but wonder if theremin players are like the Wednesday Addams of musicians, especially how this instrument has her displaying very precise actions in a small space.
Great to watch, and great to see she has taken the theremin beyond 60’s eerie space music...and into the future. 😏

@PacWest6

4y↑5.4K

"What instrument do you play?"

"Air."

@davidolie8392

4y↑150

"Are you a conductor?"

"My body is a conductor."
Which is how the theremin works.

@blakkermambaa

4y↑54

Calm down there Aang. Lol

@birb_Mairead06

4y↑4

This deserves more likes!

@ShiratoriIsOffline

4y↑1

Woosh if gay.

@Veredictor

4y↑13

She's not the Avatar.

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@mikrikbell

40w↑9

One of the greatest musical compositions of all time imo. We played this at my dad's cremation to send him off. Hits me in the deep feels every time I hear it.

@Skinsmasher66

2y↑10

This is absolutely incredible. I got chills listening to it.

@ninguem8947

2y↑34

this has 'voice calling you from inside the forest' vibes

@SeaWitch1

1y↑11

Your voice is so majestic and surreal you sound enchanted

@SpecialSoldier109

2y↑5

what a legendary piece of music for a legendary movie

@overl0ad816

5y↑9K

when she said “👐🏼👏🏽✊🏻👊🏼🤞👆🏿✋👌🏿🖖🏿🙏🏿🤙🏼” i felt that

@HareStare

5y↑213

Her hands are white.

@sue6191

5y↑32

MasterLuis 😂😂

@theshadowhunter118

5y↑9

Same

@LeeNashMusic

5y↑89

@Harald Stare also music doesnt know race but it has colour

@helpmefortheloveofshrek6623

5y↑47

She also casually switched her race during this entire vid

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@edgarcandolfinunez7720

1y↑2

Has hecho correr mis lágrimas de emoción.

Besos desde Ensenada, Baja California 🇲🇽

@patrickhelton3384

1y↑1

I have listened to this over and over since the day you posted the video and have yet to find anything comparable

@loudogz22

3y↑5

Four years later and I'm still in awe of your amazing rendition of the ecstasy of gold ! 💛

@axiom2472

Same, I just came back here after running into this on Reddit again.

@elianahernandez631

Same I come back here every year lol

@CalifornianCuttlefish

3y↑5

I never thought Morricone could sound so beautiful on the theremin, this song is so peaceful too, thank you

@mcdonaldpsp

2y↑2

I can't stop watching this video year after year. It is simply sublime. ❤

@cristiv.4089

5y↑3.6K

they way it is played looks so magical, like you're a witch making music out of thin air.

@danpop1500

5y↑28

Cristi I’m still confused of how this works

@ripinpepperonies9754

5y↑22

good comment but you don't need to bold all of it

@cristiv.4089

5y↑47

@rip in pepperonies I comment however I want to, sorry if I sound rude but I wanted it to be bold and it's going to stay like that.

@leovu8500

5y↑23

@Danny Oof it has 2 high frequency oscillators and the pitch of them is controlled by the distance of the player's hand to the 2 oscillators

@classonbread5757

5y↑2

Water test!!!!

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@soloharmonicsrobj8246

1y↑6

This is just an astonishing performance. The Theremin is a unique and rare instrument. I recall in my "Art Of Electronic Music book" featured is an artist named Claire Rockmore who is a Theremin virtuoso.

@firehouse6226

41w↑1

Amazing amount of discipline to accomplish this. Glad that I watched!

@sophiasnowy6984

36w↑1

this is the most beautiful thing I have ever heard in my entire life

@UnboundOdysseus

45w↑1

I keep returning to this performance time and time again. Beautiful, haunting, and an absolutely masterful performance. I wish it was available on Apple Music.

@danawilliams334

12w

I love that piece that was being played by the theremen, Ecstasy of gold. this is an incredible instrument And the piece that was being played from it gave me the chills.

@Powertuber1000

4y↑4.7K

If someone could have played this in public 400 years ago they would have been burned at the stake.

@taunteratwill1787

4y↑37

I still want to do that. :-)

@anirudhdiwakar987

4y↑29

@Taunter Atwill then you'd still be burnt to the stake. 😅🤣🤣

@beyondhelp

4y↑15

I'll pour the gasoline and strike the match.

@taunteratwill1787

4y↑6

@Anirudh Diwakar The burning genius. :-)

@macaroon12621

4y↑5

I was thinking the same thing like for real lmao

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@trytrytrytrytrytryt

The best. Thank you from Moscow!

@solaris4019

30w

This is the most futuristic video I have ever seen. In every respect, better than all the new Hollywood sci-fi films that have come out. This device is more innovative than a smartphone.

@Mouloko0

1y↑10

Я не могу описать словами насколько сильные эмоции вызывает во мне эта композиция. Спасибо!

@faithless1385

1y↑2

I could listen to this every evening and still feel awesome

@StarHorder

24w↑1

my jaw dropped. this is so crazy. i love it. thank you so much for displaying your talent.

@escalierdudiable1600

4y↑3.6K

Ennio Morricone has died today, and this is the first thing I went and listened to this morning. Truly beautiful.

@rockcity1011

4y↑9

Escalier, same

@Max_Cherokee

4y↑7

I did the same, bro

@francescozani9488

4y↑34

Me too, and shared with lots of people.
R I P Ennio.

@SecularSynthesis

4y↑2

I also did this

@somberlo

4y↑2

Same!

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@Jamie-zi2nf

1y↑1

Okay 1) WHAT A COOL INSTRUMENT and 2) her pitch is fantastic!!! You've GOT TO have an ear for this!! It probably trains perfect pitch so well in those that play this instrument. Just incredible, thank you for sharing!

@jodybogdanovich4333

I'm 66 and had never heard of a Theremin until last night when YT suggested a video from 4 years ago where Rob Scallon interviewed Carolina. Amazing talent, young lady! Beautiful voice, too.

@user-ye4qp1ys2b

2y↑2

This is not music. This is magic! Inlove

@kiana.s_

2y↑1

Stop it! You're gonna make me cry! It's too beautiful!

@mrfarts5176

I feel like poop has been stuffed into my ears.

@kiana.s_

2y↑1

@Mr Farts Is that a good thing?

@ChristianGastl

2y↑1

Absolutely incredible … never saw it to be played that accurately - everything is in perfect pitch no matter which interval or how fast she played .. just perfect !!

@BassMatriX

5y↑880

Watching the precision of the right hand is absolutely mesmerizing.

@21LOLxPRO

5y↑2

Muscle memori is amazing skill

@ghazapanca5002

@PROXIlol its not skill its talent

@randoprior4130

5y↑23

@Ghaza panca you got that backwards chief. It is skill. Talent implies that you had some naturally ability to begin with. Skill implies that it is something that has been practised for a very long time in order to develop.

@ghazapanca5002

5y↑1

@rando prior what i meant is muscle memories
I know playing this are easy if you're already practicing this for like 4 hours a day

While people who gifted with muscle memories can play this and memorize all of its technic easily

@ghazapanca5002

@Harry Baals dude i know that
Literaly Every single person on earth knows that

And do you have any idea what muscle memory is?

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@z0ldic447

2y↑2

This is the most beautiful music i ever heard ❤️

@sniffywhiffy2452

1y↑1

I am totally addicted to this. Listened to it every day this week.

@johnmcgarry9519

What an enigmatic and ingenious song choice resurrecting the magic of the old west. Mr. Eastwood gave you a wink there!

@ballbarn

2y↑1

What a wonderful performance. Thank you.

@CalifornianCuttlefish

3y↑2

The theremin is a beautiful instrument, whoever says otherwise is insane

@darthsavitar

6y↑1.3K

After the first minute when the theremin really kicked in, I just felt overwhelmed with emotion... there's just something about this melody... 😭

@thecheif00

5y↑25

Dude. Me too. Knot in the throat and everything

@gabe_s_videos

5y↑32

It’s an ethereal tune to begin with, and having it played on an ethereal-sounding instrument has a certain immaculateness to it.

@jjhack3r

5y↑4

It gave me tingles like what asmr does

@jsoren9130

5y↑4

Ennio Morricone is one of my favorite cinematic composers. "Once Upon a Time In the West" and "Gabriel's Oboe" are two of my favorite's, but he's got a number of other ones that follow close behind. He's certainly done some of the most iconic Western theme music including this piece.

@sjrobertson1984

5y↑1

Morricone is a great composer in that respect!

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@belaoxmyx298

My God that’s utterly spell blindingly beautiful. I’m a huge fan of Ennio Morricone the theremin absolutely nailed it. Let’s hear more. Play on maestro.

@bheinatz1

2y↑1

A great rendition of one of the best film scores of all time. Hauntingly beautiful job! Cheers!

@huckpo283

3y↑6

Damn she can sing and she can play the theremin, she is on another level

@fyremanbill

3y↑3

I tried to like this video for the second time! Absolutely amazing sound from an amazing instrument. Couple it with a beautiful voice and you have the whole package! You're awesome young lady!

@Rich.Newell

2y↑2

I cannot like this video enough, it's stunningly beautiful.

@122Music1

5y↑1.9K

Leon Theremin died penniless in a one bedroom apartment.
Even though most , if not all Electronic instruments of today would not have been possible without his research in magnetism.... The Theremin instrument started it all...
Without his research- No synthesizers , no guitar pickups, No Electronic instruments..
Thank God it has found itself in this woman's very capable hands!!!! Awesome!!!!

@janettaschuch3591

5y↑77

There are just too many amazing inventors who have been ruined by the cabalists & died penniless!

@victorylane2377

5y↑91

@Janetta Schuch look at what happened to Tesla. One of the greatest minds in history and had nothing at the end.

@flacidhouse350

5y↑10

@Victory Lane That's because he was insane though.

@victorylane2377

5y↑4

@Flacid House yeah, there's that too. Lol

@flacidhouse350

5y↑11

@Random Runner The guy had a romantic relationship with a fucking pigeon. Does that sound like genius to you? It sounds crazy to me. I'm pretty sure you have to be an "imbecile" to think that isn't crazy.

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@RealMarik

2y↑1

I listened to this once a while back and it just came back into my mind yesterday. Thank you for this Song!

@buzzsawddog

18w

That is one of the most amazing things i have heard in a while!

@carine_cover

Hello, thank you for this beautiful discovery, ans congratulations 👏👏👍

@sforge2414

11w

This put a big smile on my face☺️ Great Work!!

@billelkactuz1303

1y↑1

This video is a gem. Thank you for sharing it with the world, Carolina. ❤️

@PEGAWAIJALANAN

4y↑5

Wow luar biasa keren ( amazing) 👌👌👌😘

@Jay-gx8dm

2y↑1

Just a beautiful piece. I could listen to this endlessly.

@zcrazymaniac6966

1y↑1

The Therim has such an etherial sound. A beautiful performance!

@LFOVCF

2y↑1

Normally I got words.
I don't have words.
I can muster a wow!

@mais_um_filho_de_deus

48w↑5

Beautifully played : )

@gab10020

46w

top ne

@darkavengers4153

3y↑8

The kind of music the world needs right now

@myselfx2441

5y↑2.8K

This totally feels like it could be the opening of a movie.

@carolinaeyckvideos

5y↑373

The original piece is a soundtrack by Ennio Morricone, so you guessed right! :)

@myselfx2441

5y↑60

@Carolina Eyck Oh wow no way! I'll definitely need to check it out. By the way you're videos are amazing and you are super talented, thanks for sharing with us <3

@Solaristist

4y↑85

It's the beginning of the final act of a movie so you're pretty close.

@Twangabilly

4y↑12

Jackass 2

@Rilumai

4y↑76

@Sam F Jackass is great, but to name that instead of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly doesn't feel quite right.

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@milododds1

3y↑1

This is absolutely beautiful and amazing, how could anyone possibly not like this video is beyond my comprehension.

@milododds1

Btw The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is my all time favorite movie and Ennio Morricone is my favorite composer next to Hans Zimmer. I would like to think Ennnio had the chance to hear this rendition before he passed in 2020.

@quentinkumba6746

@jaredt5127

2y↑3

Incredible! I was moved to tears. I wonder what this rendition would sound like in a bigger space, for instance an empty church.

@megamicvero6152

Just hearing your voice I was already feeling strong emotions, but when you started playing the Theremin... my eyes just welled up with tears. I don't think I've ever heard something so beautiful.
It's strange in it's own unique way and it may make you feel discomfort and maybe rejection, but I just latched to a undescribable feeling of joy and some other emotion that I can't possibly name.
This is the first time I heard this instrument, and I can't understand why I've never heard of it before. Nobody around me knew of it's existence. I feel like I discovered I new universe, it just feels otherworldly and pure. This specific song the way you made it, makes it feel pure. Like it's cleaning my soul and giving me light and grief at the same time.
Maybe I'm bein too much here, but I just had to explain something close to what I felt listening to this beautiful art.
You're very talented and I really appreciate what you made, I'll definitely see more of your work :)

@ARCONDICIONALDO.

14w

Incredibly good and beautiful

@mystaee2914

3y↑2.1K

This song sounds so sad yet so triumphant. Like the sacrifice of something you loved or cared for to keep peace.

@ricchburglar

3y↑54

I like how you explained it. That's exactly the feeling.

@plank4235

3y↑18

Now that you mention it, it sounds like something that would be fitting for something like Asuras Wrath.

@ms6653

2y↑7

Metal Gear Solid 3

@ludicrous_exile9040

2y↑27

It's from a cowboy movie. The actor Clint Eastwood is in it. You explained it perfectly.

@Blimbus-Blombo

2y↑22

Yeah its from the Dollars Trilogy (fist full of dollars, a few more dollars, and then the final and most famous film, which this song is featured in The Good The Bad and The Ugly) its about 3 different cowboys, and yes that is pretty much the meaning of the song, you nailed it perfectly.

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@yukasketch

my fingers hurt just from watching! Amazing control of the movements!!!!

@lexquodius

2y↑2

Finally, some music deaf people can understand!

@svire3370

19w

This is the most beautiful thing I have seen in a while! Mesmerizing!

@maybabee21

3y↑5

4,000 dislikes? What the hell is wrong with people? This is amazing

@Andyfun2010

🦠

@FreeRadicalX

WHAT that theremin skill is unreal! Amazing performance, bravo!

@elvisisacs3955

5y↑4.3K

If someone told me that this instrument was designed by aliens and recovered in area 51, I would believe them

@ashton6478

5y↑54

Area 51 is for testing top secret weapons and nothing more. If we genuinely had a facility we kept aliens in no one would know it existed.

@WerwiNaru

5y↑100

This Instrument was designed By aliens and recovered in Area 51.

@TheWitchOvAgnesi

5y↑10

Did you ever see the TV miniseries of Roddenberry's Martian Chronicles in the 70's? The alien woman was playing one I think.

@sicksamuel5110

5y↑7

Haha 😂 best comment I’ve seen today

@sue6191

5y↑9

Elvis Isacs good thing we’re storming it

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@natek3954

1y↑1

Thank you! And great job!

@nugsymalone1247

17w

Very nice, big fan of Ennio here, and also old theremin songs like the theme from the 50's show "one step beyond"

@user-xv1dx8cs7s

31w↑2

Шедеврально,БРАВО!!!!!!!!!!

@thereminlover1930

2y↑1

You are an inspiration! I don’t know why I’m so emotional right now but I’m literally crying imagining the time and efforts you spent to practice and investigate Theremin.

@maciakontonasakis379

2y↑1

I don’t know why but this brings a huge feeling of nostalgia. Great job!

@user-bp8qm4iw8l

4y↑747

Legand has it that she is still hearting comments to this day

@carolinaeyckvideos

4y↑145

hahahaha

@expresso4thedeppresso

4y↑1

@Carolina Eyck Yup

@expresso4thedeppresso

4y↑2

Its amazing-

@chocoblocka

3y↑3

the legends are real#

@jonana3270

2y↑2

i don't think i can describe how magical this sounds

@charlottegratchella1203

WOWW!! KEEP INSPIRING. ITS SO MAJESTIC

@ritahelen221

Wow! Just wow! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@maceofbass9295

One of my all-time favorite pieces of music; thank you for sharing this beautiful rendition!

@laughingwolf330

2y↑2

Thank you SO MUCH for this. I used to love singing acapella with myself and looping to remake classic songs! My last one was Lux Aeterna, I think that'd work great for theremin too (: As it happens I also get this song stuck in my head periodically...but for the past several YEARS couldn't remember what it was, and somehow no one else could either?!! Now I finally know the dang name! Amazing and ethereal!

@burhlmao540

4y↑1.6K

She's bending air, she's the Avatar

@steveulliott4106

4y↑11

dont you mean the air bender film

@dewhiterabbit1337

3y↑20

@Steve Ulliott what film? There is no avatar movie

@sunny15300

3y↑7

@DeWhiteRabbit there is and we don't talk about it.

@olivia6632

3y↑29

@Steve Ulliott there's no avatar film in ba sing se

@otumei

3y↑2

BSJWJSJWJE

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@jhonatandarochaleao6225

15w

I'm Brazilian, I loved it, great, please continue

@ashstubbings2603

I've never heard or seen anything like this in my life before. It's difficult enough to learn to play an instrument when you know which strings to pluck or which buttons to press, but when those things don't even exist..!! Mindblowing!

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