Theremin Sounds

This site features a rare video of Prof. Leon Theremin giving a theremin lesson in February, 1991. You'll need Apple Quicktime to view the movie.

A great website with lots of audio samples

12 new theremin songs by Pekkanini, can also be found at iTunes.

Kevin wrote this song and performed all parts on a Kees Enkelaar theremin. If you've been wondering what this model sounds like, this is a great example of its versatility.

Thereminist Kip Rosser plays jazz, classical and popular music. Selections change regularly, so visit often.

The NPR show All Things Considered ran a report on a multimedia work by renowned thereminist Pamelia Kurstin.

Lewis has shared some great recordings of classical music played on the theremin. Check back often for updates.

KPLU's Bellamy Pailthorp covers Lydia Kavina's visit to Seattle, WA in 2002 for a Russian music festival.

Thereminist Hypnotique put together this 90 minute radio show with submissions from the likes of Carolina Eyck, Lydia Kavina, Eric Ross, and several members of the LEVNET mailing list. A mu

The Inactivists have shared some songs from their upcoming album here.

Avante garde thereminist Eric Ross has posted some sound and video links of his performances.

Composer Gary Schyman's personal website, featuring full length MP3 downloads of the score to the video game, "Destroy All Humans". DHA is set in the campy 1950's scifi genre and a theremin is used throughout the score.

Thereminist Charlie Lester shares some theremin songs

Carolina's website features samples in MP3 format.

Terry Gross interviews the father of the synthesizer.

Podcast featuring Project Pimento and Pamelia Kurstin

A bold album featuring Barabara playing a tVOX Tour theremin on every track. The musical styles covered range from jazz to ambient to "new" music.

This Japanese website features several MP3s of the E-Winds S theremin, the Moog Etherwave, and the Moog Etherwave Pro.

Click on the "sounds" link, bottom left. Links to music appear top right.

This recording, found by J. Hummel, is a restored taping of an interview with Lucy Bigelow Rosen, held in 1938
for the Dutch Philips East Indies Broadcasting station (PHOHI). You don't hear her play, but she explains to the listeners about the theremin and mentions the Ondes Martenot and the
Trautonium

Peter Pringle's album of 23 classic Christmas hymns and instrumentals - free to download!

A weekly theremin radio show you can listen to live over the Internet!
Every possible kind of theremin music from around the world is included.
There is even a live chat available during the live broadcast.