Theremin-based activities

Swiss theremin ambassador, Coralie Ehinger aka Therminal C creates her music in the air, without touch.

Between banality and strangeness, softness and darkness.

Solo

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Upcoming events

24.10.23

Concert TURBO PARTICULES, Musée d'Art d'Histoire, Genève (CH), 14h

24.10.23

Concert TURBO PARTICULES, Musée d'Art d'Histoire, Genève (CH), 16h

25.10.23

Concert TURBO PARTICULES, Musée d'Art d'Histoire, Genève (CH), 10h30

25.10.23

Concert TURBO PARTICULES, Musée d'Art d'Histoire, Genève (CH), 11h30

25.10.23

Concert TURBO PARTICULES, Musée d'Art d'Histoire, Genève (CH), 14h30

28.10.23

Mini concert + Mini workshop Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz, Brugg (CH), 18h00, 19h00, 21h00, 22h00

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The Theremin

Invented in Russia between 1919 and 1920, the theremin is one of the first instruments to generate sound using electric current, marking the beginning of the era of electronic music. A unique aspect of this instrument is that it is played without any physical contact with the musician.

The theremin is composed of a two antennas stemming from a box. The musician’s hands move towards and away from these antennae, thus varying the note’s frequency and the volume. Below, an explanation and demonstration by the instrument’s inventor, Leon Theremin:

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