If you haven't seen the Theremin documentary, it's definitely worth it. Very interesting man with an interesting history. Seeing the Theremin being used to play classical music that sounds nothing like the usual warbly, horror/sci-fi theme music is eye-opening too.
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Originally Posted by Fretworn
I think I may have watched that documentary at some stage, I agree, most people who get introduced to the Theremin do seem to be stuck in this mindset that the Theremin is only really good for 50's B-Grade Sci-Fi movie sounds and soundtracks, when nothing could be further from the truth, as some of the videos I've posted prove that you can actually make some beautiful music with a Theremin, if you approach it the right way, it deserves to be recognized as a legitimate musical instrument in my honest opinion.
Last edited by DrNomis_44; 15-08-2017 at 07:58 AM.
When i think Theremin I think John Spencer Blues Explosion.
In particular this performance:
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