Details on the forthcoming (February 22, 2007) performance LEV TERMEN - L’uomo amplificato (The man amplified)

Dettagli sulla rappresentazione teatrale "LEV TERMEN - L’uomo amplificato" che si terrà il 22 Febbraio 2007 a Molinella (BO)

This article, published by the New York Times on April 26 1967, revealed to the world that Léon Theremin was still alive and caused reaction in the United States. But the consequences were bitter: the inventor's lab at the Moskow conservatory was dismantled and all the instruments destroyed.

An article about Léon Theremin's invention appeared in the Literary Digest on October 29, 1927.

Reprint of the article appeared in the Literary Digest, on October 1, 1927, describing the lecture-recital that Léon Theremin presented at the international exposition in Frankfurt "Music in the Life of the People" on August 4, 1927.

A letter written by Edgard Varèse to Léon Theremin in 1941.

Interview conducted in France in 1989, when Leon Theremin (Lev Sergeyevich Termen) first emerged from Russia after 51 years of state arrest.

The Birth of the Theremin In the years previous to 1920, a young student, Lev Sergeivitch Termen (a name which was thereafter gallicized to Léon Théremin), built an electronic musical instrument in St. Petersburg.