With his theremin, live electronics plus his exotic acoustic instruments and voice with special effects, Chris Conway is an astounding creator of unique atmospheric new and electronic music.

Ranging from freeform improvised electronic soundscapes to atmospheric ambient music, he has released several internationally released several CDs in the electronic genre.

Has played and recorded with Endgame, Kevin Kendle, Llewellyn & Juliana, played with Gavin Bryars, Derek Bailey amongst others.

solo live theremin & electronics

Chris Conway's theremin is a central focus to his solo performances but it is by no means the only sound source.
Overlaying of live layers of synthesizer, and flutes, kalimba and vocals used in conjuction with harmonizer and effects creates wondrous soundscapes. Few performers combine so many sounds live The oft misused word "unique" is cerainly true of Chris Conway's solo electronic flights.

the planet scanners

Chris Conway's solo performances are expanded on by The Planet Scanners - namely Mick Oxtoby on electric violin & effects, and Andy Fitzsimons on percussion.
As they improvise and interact, the group go from electronic sounds, to minimal riffs, world music feel, drones and beyond. Touching the avantgarde, but rarely losing atmospheric tonalities.
A night with The Planet Scanners is a cosmic sound experience

the scanner game

The Planet Scanners + Endgame = The Scanner Game. Amazing sounds - 6 players all with a myriad of sound sources coming together to produce out-of-this-world music. 2 live CDs have been released by The Scanner Game.

continuum

Extraordinary trio creating soundscapes for theremin & live electronics, guitar, and drums. The richwoven threads of sound blend so well it's hard to tell what is making which texture. The drums provide locomotion, especially adding excitement to sections of repeated minimal patterns. Electronic music? Cosmic jazz? Check out their CD - Neptune & download their latest album Best Kept Secret

Chris Conway has been playing the theremin for several years. He has given theremin workshops and has recorded with it on 16 albums in many genres.

He plays a Moog Etherwave Pro(right) and for touring uses the Moog Etherwave standard (left).

see Chris Conway's Theremin Page