Mother Jones magazine recently published a story about 250 declassified articles from an internal CIA magazine.  Among their 10 favorite articles was a real gem for theremin enthusiasts: an 11 page article on Leon Theremin.  The article...

As Lydia Kavina explained on Facebook this morning, Leon Theremin often joked that his name read backwards in Russian meant "not dying". And so, he lives on in our hearts and provides ongoing inspiration to never let the theremin "die". The detail...

Today would have been Barbara Buchholz's birthday.  Sadly she passed away last year.  Barbara was an amazing musician with a diverse repertoire.  Not only was she an excellent Thereminist, but she also brought a unique visual aspect to her...

Retro Fret has recently posted for sale an original theremin built by Leon Theremin himself!  According to the listing,...

Today marks the 20th anniversary of Leon Theremin's passing.  The great man who brought us the instrument we know and l...

To be honest, I had not heard much about La Croix Sonore (or "Sonorous Cross") until today, and I am now intrigued...

Mike Buffington and Andy Baron of RCATheremin.com have recently added some new sections to their fine website, chronicling s...

born 1911  prodigy by five  1928 they met  the inventor and the prodigy  soon the greatest player ...

With great sadness, we must report the loss of yet another key figure in the history of the theremin. Paul Tanner, known for...

Author Curt Pires is collaborating with artist Dalton Rose to bring the story of Leon Theremin's life and his inventions to ...