“Aerial fingering” was the technique devised by the inventor’s original Lithuanian prodigy, Clara Rockmore, in the 1930s. Leon Theremin with his groundbreaking hands-off instrument.

Discover showtimes, read reviews, watch trailers, find streaming options, and see where to watch Clara Rockmore: The Greatest Theremin Virtuosa (1998). Explore cast details and learn more on ...

Love them – or consider them insufferable hagiographic tosh – our appetite for music films is apparently insatiable, whether they are fond tributes or damning depictions of pettiness and squalor. In ...

How did the theremin go from science fiction movie soundtracks to influencing pop and electronic music as we know it today? Linda Diaz chats with Michelle Moog-Koussa on how the theremin ...

The instrument is named after Clara Rockmore, the theremin's first virtuoso. Hamm named his Claravox "Rosie" because it resembles Rosie the Robot from the retro-future cartoon series The Jetsons.

The instrument is named after Clara Rockmore, the theremin's first virtuoso. Hamm named his Claravox "Rosie" because it resembles Rosie the Robot from the retro-future cartoon series The Jetsons. On ...

This concert is an ode to one of the instruments’ most talented and renowned players, Clara Rockmore. Director-choreographer Jessi Stegall uses Rockmore’s arrangements to accompany a cast of ...

Marla Goodman's "Out of Hand" includes three portraits of theremin innovators: Robert Moog, Lev Terman and Clara Rockmore.

As famed Theremin player Clara Rockmore put it, this is an instrument “you have to play with butterfly wings.” ...

Lev Terman's motion detector has circled in wild orbit, a musical chameleon no one can touch, since he patented it as his theremin in 1928—from his protégé Clara Rockmore to Miklós Rósza to Brian ...