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The Story of the Theremin Invented by Leon Theremin in 1920, the theremin was one of the first electronic instruments and is the only one played without being touched. John Florance traces its story, from its roots in Russia. With a demonstration from
Theremin's great-niece, Lydia Kavina , plus contributions from
Dr Robert Moog and composer Stephen Montague. Producer Rosie Boulton

Contributors

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Leon Theremin
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John Florance
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Lydia Kavina
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Dr Robert Moog
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Stephen Montague.
Producer:
Rosie Boulton
Source: Radio Times

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