Dr. Moog's Visit to Vanderbilt - Photos

On April 15th, Dr. Robert Moog visited Vanderbilt University as part of the "Good Vibrations: The Turning on of Electronic Music" series. This week-long event was co-sponsored by Sarratt Student Center, the Nashville Film Society, and the Vanderbilt University School of Engineering. The photos on this page were taken by Carl Nelson, and are the property of Jason Barile and Carl Nelson, and may not be used without permission. Full size images may be available upon request.

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Dr. Moog demonstrates the waveform of the Etherwave Theremin	Dr. Moog explains Lev Termen's vaccuum tube theremin design
Chris Stone wails on his Etherwave	A player demonstrates his dizzingy vibrato technique
Chris Davis of The Frothy Shakes, a local Nashville Band, works magic on an Etherwave	This fellow even tried to play on a unicycle!
Members of the public came from near and far to try theremins	This person experiments with volume control
My friend Rick tries an Etherwave	Notice Chris's Theremax in the background covered with glow-in-the-dark stars!
Above: Chris helps adjust an Etherwave stand Right: Audience members kept turning up the volume to be heard over the other theremins!
The Series '91 was the main attraction!	Lots of people lined up to try it.