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Theremin Cello

By Valerio Saggini -

Photographs of the original Theremincello preserved at the National Music Museum, The University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD.

The Theremincello kept at the National Music Museum
The Theremincello kept at the National Music Museum.
Theremincello: side view
Theremincello: side view.
Theremincello: internals of the body
Theremincello: internals of the body.
Theremincello: front view
Theremincello: front view.

[Images courtesy of National Music Museum, The University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD.]

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Valerio Saggini
Valerio Saggini

Valerio is a long time theremin lover. When he's not busy chasing ether-waves, he enjoys making music with computers and synthesizers, writing, and designing t-shirts.

1 thoughts on “Theremin Cello”

  1. Pedro says:

    How do you build the Theremincello in our days?
    There’s a electronic circuitry, I mean.
    Can you share with me?
    Greetings,
    Pedro.

    Reply

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