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- Theremin - Wikipedia
Even though many theremin sounds can be approximated on many modern synthesizers, some musicians continue to appreciate the expressiveness, novelty, and uniqueness of using an actual theremin
- How a Theremin Works - HowStuffWorks
A theremin is an instrument you can play without touching Learn how a theremin works and the history of the theremin at HowStuffWorks
- The theremin: The strangest instrument ever invented? - BBC
Theremins involve the manipulation of electromagnetic fields around two antennae that make the instrument look rather like a weird lectern Players control sounds by moving hands and fingers
- Everything About the Eerily Hypnotic Sounds of the Theremin
The theremin continued to make its way to modern music In 1967, Paul Tanner invented electrotheremin, an instrument that mimics the sounds of the theremin, and is responsible for the high-pitched sound on “ Good Vibrations ” by the Beach Boys
- Theremin | electronic, sound synthesis, avant-garde | Britannica
The American composer Henry Cowell and the French-American composer Edgard Varèse have written for the theremin The instrument was used in recordings by the American rock group the Beach Boys and in the soundtracks of several science fiction films
- Sounds of the Ether: a Brief History of the Theremin
The theremin is one of the oldest and most peculiar electronic musical instruments, responsible for countless haunting melodies and spooky sci-fi sounds Let's talk about the history of the theremin and how you can use it
- Theremin World - Whats a Theremin?
The theremin was invented in 1919 by a Russian physicist named Lev Termen and is the first electronic musical instrument that is played without being touch
- What is a Theremin? How Does a Theremin Work? | iMusician
What is a theremin? The theremin is an electronic music instrument controlled without any physical contact It was developed in 1920 by Leon Theremin (Lev Sergeyevich Termen) in the USSR Considered one of the first electronic instruments, it played a significant role in the history of synthesizers and electronic music technology
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