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Theremin Websites
Here's a list of other theremin-related websites to enjoy.
Know of a resource not listed here? Submit a Listing.
Links: [Aetherphon ] Yahoo Group - Submitted by Jason, 10/8/2007
Yahoo group launched by David Vesel - creator of Spellbound (the weekly Internet radio show for theremin music).
A home-brewed Etherwave Theremin - Submitted by Jason, 2/22/2005
This is the home page of Roger Hartley, a professor at New Mexico State University. He offers pictures of the theremin he built from Bob Moog's article from Electronic Musician.
How I Fell In Love with the Theremin - Submitted by Jason, 2/22/2005
Thereminist Charlie Lester describes his experiences with the theremin. You must read Charlie's page. Don't miss his photo gallery with several images of different types of theremins. He also has an excellent section on the First International Theremin Festival (1997). If you missed the Festival, be sure to read all about it here.
Infusion Systems - Submitted by Jason, 2/22/2005
Infusion Systems produces the I-Cube, a platform for building customized interactive musical instruments. Several different sensors are available for the I-Cube, including the theremin-like "Close", "Reach" (read the Reach manual), "ReachClose", and "FarReach" sensors. Cool stuff!
Ketil Svendsen's Thereimn page - Submitted by Guest, 2/4/2007
An growing page with a brief history of the Theremin, pictures, videos and with resources such as manuals and courses. Some available elsewhere, some not ... Probably with the last functioning links to the BBC virtual Theremin!
Rosalyn Tureck - Submitted by Jason, 2/22/2005
Rosalyn Tureck is a Bach pianist who studied with Professor Theremin and played at Carnegie Hall in 1932. Be sure to read this rare first-hand account of the events!
The Caramoor Music Center - Submitted by Jason, 3/15/2005
Former home of Walter and Lucie Rosen (Lucie was a patron and protege of Leon Theremin), the Caramoor Center in Katonah, NY features musical workshops and concert series.
The Moog Archives - Submitted by Jason, 2/22/2005
Roger Luther's wonderful site offers several photos and lots of historical information from the R.A. Moog Company.
The Music Thing - Submitted by Jason, 2/24/2005
A great weblog focusing on cool and innovative musical instruments with a touch of history thrown in from time to time. One of my favorite sites!
The Musical Saw and Theremin Page - Submitted by Jason, 2/22/2005
Confused about the difference between a musical saw and a theremin? Don't worry - lot's of people frequently think they're hearing a theremin when they're really listening to the melodic bowing of a musical saw. Well, Robert Froehner's website should help clear up some of the confusion - he plays both instruments!
Theremin Hispano - Submitted by Jason, 10/20/2007
A great spanish theremin website www.thereminhispano.com.
Theremin Meetups - Submitted by TomFarrell, 2/23/2005
Meet local thereminists! Talk about the instrument, exchange tips, compare instruments, have exotic dinners... hey, it's an excuse to get out and have fun!
Tom Farrell's Theremin info page - Submitted by TomFarrell, 8/27/2005
Basic theremin information geared to beginners including a short list of popular models, links to educational resources, and a guide to saving money when shopping online.
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