A black-and-white photo of a young man playing theremin, a Brian Wilson VIP badge, an advertisement for Lucie Rosen performance circ. 1940s

ARCHIVED THEREMIN DATABASE

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Explore the Genesis of the Electronic Music

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A person with long dark hair, wearing a black beanie and a patterned shirt, leaning over a display case in an art gallery, smiling at the camera. The display case contains various small items including photographs, a vinyl record, and objects. The gallery walls behind feature landscape paintings, and there are informational posters on the display case, with a television and additional artworks in the background.

What Is
X-Ray’s Theremin Museum?

You may have heard it in sci-fi/horror films or featured in TV shows like Big Bang Theory. Check this out!

X-Ray’s Theremin Museum is an interactive traveling theremin museum; featuring rare historic memorabilia + educational workshops & theremin petting zoos.

This is definitely a one-of-a-kind musical instrument that uses two antennas emitting electromagnetic waves; allowing the user to play musical notes & control volume with no touch — in mid-air!

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