The man in this semi-fictional vignette was Lev Sergeyevich Termen, better known in the western world as Léon Theremin. You know Theremin for the musical instrument which bears his name.

Theremins are a bit of an odd instrument to begin with, but [AphexHenry] decided to put one where no theremin has gone before: into a baguette. The “baguetophone” is a theremin and piezo ...

The Mixer Geek Theremin+ is an electronic musical instrument is played without touching and produces the haunting sounds ...

Remember the theremin? Controlled using a performer's hand movements in mid-air, it's one of musical history's most fascinating instruments, lending its creepy tones to B-movie soundtracks ...

Hungarian violin and theremin player Katica Illényi performed a wonderful cover of the original Star Trek theme on a theremin ...

Fred Liddle from South East London is on a mission to make the theremin 'happen' – but our Judges aren't convinced by its' distinctive sound.

Ask a trusted adult to help you find some. The theremin uses electricity to sense the position of your hands. As you move your hand away from the antenna (the metal pole on the right hand side of ...