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Christmas With The Prophet

Synthesist Sean Christopher shared his take on a pair of traditional Christmas songs, Carol of the Bells & The Little Drummer Boy, performed on the Sequential Prophet X synthesizer… Read More Christmas With The Prophet

December 24, 2018December 26, 20243 Comments

Ambient Guitar Meditation – ‘What Child Is This?’

In this video, there isn’t a synth to be seen. Instead, there’s some tasty playing and interesting sound design….… Read More Ambient Guitar Meditation – ‘What Child Is This?’

December 31, 2017December 31, 201712 Comments

Switched-On Carol Of The Bells

Heres a take on ‘Carol Of The Bells’, featuring 4 DIY sequencers and a bunch of synths.… Read More Switched-On Carol Of The Bells

December 30, 2017January 1, 20181 Comment

Winter Solstice Looping Jam

This video, via karenevil captures a Winter Solstice looping jam session for keyboards and theremin.

December 25, 2016December 25, 2016Leave a comment

Auld Lang Syne On Theremin

Synthpop thereminist Clara Venice rings in the new year right, with this performance of Auld Lang Syne on the Moog Theremini. 

January 1, 20165 Comments

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. 

December 27, 201510 Comments

Christmas Shredding

Sunday Synth Jam: Jordan Rudess shared his take on the Vince Guaraldi classic Christmas Time is Here. 

December 27, 20152 Comments

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. 

December 26, 2015December 26, 20153 Comments

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!

December 25, 2015December 25, 201572 Comments

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:

December 25, 2015Leave a comment

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