Régis Campo - "Dancefloor With Pulsing" for Theremin and Orchestra

Régis Campo - "Dancefloor With Pulsing" for Theremin and Orchestra
World premiere, © 2018 éditions Henry Lemoine
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Recorded on November 9th, 2018 at ARS Musica Festival at BOZAR | Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels, Belgium arsmusica.be
Carolina Eyck, Theremin carolinaeyck.com
Brad Lubman, Conductor brad-lubman.com
Brussels Philharmonic brusselsphilharmonic.be
The work "Dancefloor With Pulsing" is dedicated to Carolina Eyck.
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[@vassilidario8029]

Magic battle between the magician-conductor and the theremin sorceress

[@phin2928]

Hahhahaha i think that too 😂😂

[@isabelledelon9089]

😁😁😁🐱🐱🐱

[@anthonyanthony1226]

I was literally just about to say the same thing👸🏻🧙🏼‍♂️🧝🏻‍♀️

[@anthonyanthony1226]

Theremin queen honestly

[@gemunomi3842]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Derysss]

Came from Rob Scallon channel! Beautiful music!

[@Kryptor360]

Same here!

[@carolbuttling6552]

Me too!

[@biguprochester]

Yeah now I’m in love with her.

[@matt79hz]

Think everyone's here from Rob.. I've decided to learn the theramin this weekend!

[@AlexS....]

Also! 8)

[@philip1035]

this is actually so insane! Sounds like the soundtrack for the future, but made in the past.

[@handlemonium]

Back to the future!

[@brandonbarrett7595]

Good way to put it!

[@joechaior4543]

It’s sounds like a lot of modern drum and bass music without the drum and bass

[@alcapone531]

In sci-fi terms, what you said is called "steampunk".

[@bloopereel33]

Sounds like someone from the future just made complete sense in the present.

[@alexasuncion7718]

If she was a little bit closer to the conductor he'd be playing the theremin with her.

[@achintyaupadhyay5528]

Bold of you to assume he isn't.

[@LeeNashMusic]

He probably makes it harder with his movenent yes. he actually does change the pitch when he moves.

[@colleenroze]

Martin Lienesch yeah I was thinking the same thing because like wouldn’t ALL THE MOVEMENT in the room cause that thing to become untuned?

[@David-vs9ci]

I think movement on left side where the volume antena is doesn’t affect the tune but on the right side it does. I imagine that her part changes in tune a bit night by night depending on the movements but it’s the same arrangement. Also all the musicians practice together and have pretty precise movements so the more they practice together the more precise she can be.

[@theghost6412]

I did notice she has her own cleared area with a fair distance from anyone, the camera angles are a little deceptive with distance between her and everything else. but you see it at the start.

[@WhatIsMyPorpoise]

Unnerving song that’s absolutely filled with suspense. Imagine this in a horror movie. I’d honestly be terrified. Crazy performance

[@RuslanKovtun]

the song he played is a classic russian ... what are you talking about?

[@thatrandomchannel8589]

@@RuslanKovtun it’s obvious he doesn’t know. So what’s the big deal. Next time try to educate with knowledge instead of acting like something is wrong with him for not knowing. You will come off wise and helpful and not a 🍆.

[@hypergorf6634]

the violist looks concerned about the future

[@vichobocho_archivo]

The one with the malovelent look? Shes saying to herself, "this girl with his weird thing is getting a red carpeta and I, who worked on my technique for decades, have never been apreciated in my life"

[@lukasadamson6091]

Well, she worked on her technique for over 15 years as well. But yes of course we're seeing a unique instrument in action here.

[@AAIVE]

seriously, like please control your salt intake and focus on your instrument sir

[@amanewgirl]

@@AAIVE 🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@laratobya2541]

Vicente Herrera ikr she was judging her so hard

[@soycharliewhite]

Thanks Rob Scallon for sending me here, what an amazing a Theremin player you are!

[@soycharliewhite]

Thanks :)

[@DerSolinski]

HOLY SHIT my deepest respect, playing something this async while staying coordinated is marvelous. Ladies and gentleman, that is one heck of a orchestral performance. I bow before you.

[@MrGreendayzed]

I always thought of the theremin as a novelty but now i see it as the instrument it is.

[@heyguysinternet]

It's really the same sort of thing as a mono-synth on an analog keyboard

[@FOXNEWSDEATHCULT]

i love the man and woman just behind the theremin player, they look like theyre having so much fun

[@pacchiarotti1]

Unbelievable! Brava! Now I have to buy the score. It must have been exhausting.

[@theremystics]

this is a truly cosmic performance, yet it still gives you that red-hot earthly suspense. This composer is a genius!

[@vasiliykryuchkov7130]

this is the first time in my life i was applauding to the youtube video

[@ApocalypticOwl]

That quick knob switch at around 3:00 was amazing

[@Astonthepunk]

Jda Ivan happened on multiple occasions actually

[@isaacvasco8391]

i come here when i need inspiration. Once again, thank you Carolina and Régis

[@atemslife517]

Future music unlock

[@babyspinch]

everyone in the orchestra is in complete fascination of you

[@elizabethk.4157]

Love her dress

[@Eo_Tunun]

As an experiment for integrating a theremin with an orchestra, this has gone very right. An interesting and fun to listen to piece. What I thought listening to the theremins continuous tone was that a foot operated kill switch for playing stakkato notes might be a useful addition to the instrument. Just my idea, brainfart, thought it might be worth mentioning. ^^)

[@foolishwatcher]

Check out her video "The Theremin - an introduction to a unique instrument". She actually has a range of extra's to add effects etc. A really interesting instrument.

[@benjaminniemczyk]

It is a pretty cool piece and brilliant played by Carolina Eyck. The experience in the hall must have been wild that night!

[@simrang3]

Whenever opening youtube I keep coming back to here and can't leave for 19m 28s every single time. I think I'm in love..

[@monstana]

One of the COOLEST CONCERT I‘ve ever listened to online. Terrific! So much fun.

[@aimr8929]

I wasn't breathing every other minute of this performance. It's so captivating, like I just watched a spy thriller horror action movie via sound waves! Amazing and congratulations ~

[@Ogsonofgroo]

Watching in 2023 and still an amazing and magical performance, I love some of the musicians in the background obviously digging it. Great stuff, thanks for the post OP!

[@christopherhatton4365]

Wow. It's so nice to hear a piece where the theremin's basic nature is a fundamental resource of the piece! When playing The Swan or Vocalise, the thereminist has to fight the instrument's nature to make it sound like something else. First time, also, that I've seen a thereminist who i'd put in the same category with Clara Rockmore. Ms. Eyck, you are a phenomenal virtuousa.

[@jeanszulc]

Like often, Regis Campo's music is just ground-breaking. I never thought demolishing tradition could sound so beautiful - the musicians just can't stop smiling! This is honestly something I think only Regis can do. Also, such a fantastic performance by Carolina Eyck and the Brussels Philharmonic.

[@NoreenHoltzen]

It doesn’t sound ground breaking to me. It just sounds simple, repetitive, and without depth.

[@princepsangelusmors]

​@@NoreenHoltzenI wouldn't go that far, but this is basically just what John Adams has been doing for the past 30/40 years

[@ieatnoodls]

I can't believe it's already been 13 minutes.... What an engaging piece

[@DeviantB4st4rd]

This is probably the best instrument I've ever seen. I grew up playing a trumpet and the Theremin is by far my favorite now. I woke up to hearing this being played and instantly woke and wanted to hear more. I will be here watching old videos and new alike. Thank you for introducing me to such a wonderful and unique sound!

[@wmgreen00]

Just came from Rob Scallons channel. Great work!

[@RockysPlayhouse]

Geez... What a ride! Am I the only weirdo that shed tears 😭 when this piece wrapped. 🤩 That was #beautiful!

[@PattyDelace]

Amazing, I feel like watching past and future in a blink of the eye... mordor eye.

[@keithfletcher5511]

Thank you Regis and Carolina for this gift. Wonderful.

[@hornof6308]

Super, belle découverte, ca va finir dans ma playlist

[@CadMade95]

Ok I have officially have had my mind blown. Stumbled on this video by accident and my god this instrument is outta this world. I gotta know more

[@kaitlynlorentzen4375]

Holy cow thanks to my orchestra teacher I know about you and then I see this and it's amazing! Such a strange but super intriguing piece I loved it!

[@Treemolo]

THIS WAS AMAZING

[@kineticg]

It's love music for Star Trek Nerds!!! Very Spock friendly!!

[@rodrigororiz77]

Great piece of music, and excellent performance. Congratulations.

[@easycuttv]

- Spock, which planet it is?

[@isabelledelon9089]

😂😂😂

[@humberto_reis]

Spock: "..this planet is not yet registered and classified in the Federation database. I suggest keeping the phasers in dizzy mode only.we should interfere as little as possible in the dynamics of this new ecosystem .."

[@foolishwatcher]

Spock would raise his eyebrow and say "Fascinating!

[@HEART2HEART-3]

Mind bendingly beautiful 💛 Watching The faces behind you... Amazing Thank you ✨💛✨🙌🏻

[@treborria4001]

You are involved in what seems like an endless stream of fascinating and wonderful projects! I love keeping up on your latest adventures and am so happy that I discovered your performances!! Cheers 😊

[@vblake530530]

Upper body strength, both gross and fine motor control is amazing.

[@odilecallais5350]

Magnifique découverte que ce concerto pour Thérémine, et d'un compositeur très imaginatif et sympathique . Bravo !!!!

[@lunoanas2800]

J'ai écouté cette pièce 20 fois, merci Amine Soufari pour la découverte du compositeur Régis Campo qui met en avant cet instrument féerique. Merci à la soliste pour l'interprétation de cette grande pièce.

[@tesseraph]

Carolina, you're such a legend! The playing style required for this piece was just wild, it was so fun to watch and listen to you play :D

[@HeliNoir]

The battle really starts at 4:44 Jokes aside, this was truly amazing and I love seeing the violinists smiling and just having a good time throughout the performance. You’re such a gem!

[@alcapone531]

This is very dangerous. The weirdest music played together with the weirdest instrument can open a four-dimensional black hole and start an infinite paradoxical effect called the vortex of abiss.

[@angelman4374]

EPIC PERFORMANCE

[@GarrettRomain]

Damn, sat and listened to this entire piece. Really well done. Thank you

[@capucinevincent4739]

Un artiste très ludique

[@fredvacher3998]

Le Bolero du XXIe siecle ❤️❤️❤️

[@MrFritzish]

I was there. I have been waiting for this for sooooo long. It was incredible

[@eduardoflorestheremin]

Wonderful!! I loved the 11/8 part!!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@amminadabz]

I was really out here trying to count the eight notes... 😂

[@lovely5520]

Très ludique bravoo 👏

[@revalenz]

I got chills with this performance, at the end I really clapped here at home 🙄😄. Truly amazing.

[@mochimoni1975]

This music sounds like it's playing with time, the distortion makes it sound like a synchronized back and forth audio. It's very unique.

[@AnastasiaSilvi]

Somebody please hire this composer to write sci-fi soundtrack

[@spockyspocky9498]

Sure !! Probably the composer is an alien too 😍😍😍

[@JohnLee-kl4tc]

Can also work well in a fantasy setting

[@handlemonium]

Or an Alice in Wonderland re-mastered soundtrack xD

[@MelodyPainterStudio]

gils, pemusik juga? gak banyak lho orang tau theremin.. kerenn

[@dj1rst]

Well, it´s done already for the star trek series. Not the original, but it is done with an orchestra and theremin. It is used for "The thing from another world","The day the earth stood still","It came from outer space" and "My favorite Martian".

[@DominicGo]

Omg this is amazing

[@MohanRajmohanrajphotography]

Great respect from India!!!

[@DrakeDarkhart]

OMG I need this in my life

[@aminesoufari]

Great composer Great music Dance of flowers for all, children, young people, adults! Well done to soloist Carolina! With his magnificent instrument. This piece is a marvel and gives incredible visibility for the theremin!

[@matthieu_stefanelli_music]

So beautiful !!! Thank you... 🙏

[@pattheticc]

This is magic I swear to god. Amazing

[@chrisglas8314]

I LOVE THIS SO MUCH AND CANT STOP WATCHING IT!!!!!🤓😍

[@RobertShaverOfAustin]

Wow! I just loved that. I never thought of the Theremin being a photogenic instrument. The playing was very physical. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@notthatguy7064]

What an amazing composition as well as outstanding performance!

[@pablodarko84]

That was captivating, thank you. Kind regards from Perú.

[@boiengboieng]

honestly, I really love it am I the only one?

[@tvoxmania]

cool composition and performance

[@frisettediva376]

Quelle belle façon de faire sonner ce merveilleux instrument! Bravo!

[@schrm]

das ist ja sowas von... begeistert bin ich!

[@papelesysonidos336]

What a beautiful piece and performance. Your arms look like a coreography itself. The faces of the instrumentist behind you are of happiness!

[@EkelundDK]

What an absolutely fantastic performance by every member of the orchestra, and it's very nice to see a modern instrument mix in so well, with classic instruments. It was a great experience to watch.

[@fredericbouvier5922]

Un sommet du travail rythmique de son auteur ! Ce qui différencie, selon moi, Steve Reich et sa transe occidentale à la rigueur toute mathématique (que j'adore, par ailleurs) et Régis Campo, c'est le moelleux, la suavité de cette expression rythmique qui rappelle, par éclats, le meilleur du Smile de Brian Wilson. Chapeau bas !!

[@pedrogarciapg86]

The ultimate hand movement battle

[@rubinchavarria622]

I watched the entire video with a smile . Everybody was amazing

[@josionesilveira4874]

Beautifull chaos

[@thiagooliveira5235]

That was amazing! She was looking amazing too.

[@user-fq8mp6dx6b]

Could not stop imagining how wonderful melodies we can produce with our body vibrations and earth's 🎶🎶

[@vanessativa2418]

What a ride!

[@NeancySundayz]

It's like listening to the future, hoping to hear more of the Theremin in orchestras 💛

[@arturoleone5332]

it's very good

[@DominicGo]

It’s amazing how in sync her hands are with the other instruments

[@gblanctheremin]

Mesmerizing work, bravo Carolina !

[@aed1960]

Fantastic!

[@Carl2791]

Du jamais entendu ! Jamais esprit humain n'aura conçu musique plus follement et psychédéliquement orgastique. Ce Régis Campo est un phénomène !

[@joechaior4543]

I really like how the rest of the orchestra are moving like machines it’s like bringing electronic music back into a human expression

[@VersaillesP88]

C'est autant un ballet qu'une création musicale... pharaonique !!!

[@chromosome2661]

it sounds magical and spooky

[@kenzachebbi4554]

Très jolie composition, notamment avec le theremin. C'est original !

[@medawson01]

Just magnificent! There are no words! Carolina Eyck is one of the reasons I wanted to learn to play the Theremin. I bought a Moog Theremin last month. I practice each day, but I have a long way to go.

[@ECPEEY]

Sounds like StarWars this is so Fantastic !!!!! such a wonderful performance

[@WikLos]

Outstanding.

[@malaikaweber1125]

This composition as well as its musical interpretation is brilliant, fascinating, hypnotic...🧡😍

[@RochonPiano]

All of your work is outstanding, bravo! Please come and play in Montréal! OSM (MSO) and Regis Campo's work would be a dream...

[@thesarus1]

Amazing Carolina - It's so new and so vibrant - so alive. I loved it. Many congratulations

[@marcoriv8455]

J'adore, c'est juste monstrueux ! Merci pour ce pur moment de délire !

[@rsalex9799]

Wow amazing 😍😍😍😲😲😲

[@Woolley_like_sheep]

The theremin is insane

[@vivekambekarIndia]

Dude behind her is cracking me up 😂😂 his expressions are priceless