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Definition of theremin in English: thereminnoun ˈθɛrəmɪnˈTHerəmən An electronic musical instrument in which the tone is generated by two high-frequency oscillators and the pitch controlled by the movement of the performer's hand towards and away from the circuit. 泰勒明电子琴 Example sentencesExamples - Although commercially made theremins had been available since the late 1920s, it was not until 1944 that one of the instruments found its way onto the soundtrack of a Hollywood film.
- The theremin is a music instrument you play without touching.
- The theremin was the first electronic instrument, invented by Leon Theremin in the 1920s and still played today.
- It combines live didgeridoo, bass theremin and hand drums with electronic sequences and loops.
- The final portion of the song is its shining moment, a powerful distorted guitar and the pounding piano provide a strong backdrop for a shrieking theremin.
- Natalia plays these novelty instruments, including Austrian cowbells, the theremin, the toy piano and the musical saw.
- The song picks up for its coda, breaking into a steady waltz beneath cleanly strummed guitars and theremin.
- Hermann's score uses not one but two theremins.
- They meet up in Torino without much of a plan and immerse themselves in the studio with traditional rock instruments plus a bunch of theremins and glockenspiels.
- And then they use a theremin to get things really spooky.
- Out of the corner of my eye I saw a dozen musicians climb on stage with no less than 15 instruments, including bass trombone, accordion, pedal steel guitar, saw and theremin!
- The theremin has the potential to be the electric guitar of this generation.
- The album featured a liberal use of theremin, glockenspiel and organ; its far-off vibe could be bombastic and quaint, earthy and robotic at the same time.
- They will be joined on guitar, organ and theremin by Nick Larkins.
- The theremin brought a real originality to the mix.
- He started out making theremins (which he still produces) and a decade later introduced his first line of electronic synthesisers, the Moog Modular.
- As neat an instrument as the theremin is, some of its mystique vanishes when you first hear a musical saw; the two don't produce the exact same sound, but it's remarkably close.
- It's actually one of their most solid, cohesive releases, immediately illustrating that the band's utilization of theremin, marimba, banjo, musical saw, and bass clarinet was never a gimmick, but rather a means to an end.
- So we had a very satisfying jam, with bass guitar, theremin and a drum kit minus sticks and cymbals.
- The theremin is believed to have been the first electronic musical instrument, and it features in many of Miklos Rosza's scores.
OriginEarly 20th century: named after Lev Theremin (1896–1993), its Russian inventor. Definition of theremin in US English: thereminnounˈTHerəmən An electronic musical instrument in which the tone is generated by two high-frequency oscillators and the pitch controlled by the movement of the performer's hand toward and away from the circuit. 泰勒明电子琴 Example sentencesExamples - He started out making theremins (which he still produces) and a decade later introduced his first line of electronic synthesisers, the Moog Modular.
- Although commercially made theremins had been available since the late 1920s, it was not until 1944 that one of the instruments found its way onto the soundtrack of a Hollywood film.
- The theremin was the first electronic instrument, invented by Leon Theremin in the 1920s and still played today.
- Hermann's score uses not one but two theremins.
- Natalia plays these novelty instruments, including Austrian cowbells, the theremin, the toy piano and the musical saw.
- The final portion of the song is its shining moment, a powerful distorted guitar and the pounding piano provide a strong backdrop for a shrieking theremin.
- The theremin has the potential to be the electric guitar of this generation.
- Out of the corner of my eye I saw a dozen musicians climb on stage with no less than 15 instruments, including bass trombone, accordion, pedal steel guitar, saw and theremin!
- The theremin is a music instrument you play without touching.
- So we had a very satisfying jam, with bass guitar, theremin and a drum kit minus sticks and cymbals.
- The song picks up for its coda, breaking into a steady waltz beneath cleanly strummed guitars and theremin.
- The theremin is believed to have been the first electronic musical instrument, and it features in many of Miklos Rosza's scores.
- It's actually one of their most solid, cohesive releases, immediately illustrating that the band's utilization of theremin, marimba, banjo, musical saw, and bass clarinet was never a gimmick, but rather a means to an end.
- The theremin brought a real originality to the mix.
- They will be joined on guitar, organ and theremin by Nick Larkins.
- The album featured a liberal use of theremin, glockenspiel and organ; its far-off vibe could be bombastic and quaint, earthy and robotic at the same time.
- As neat an instrument as the theremin is, some of its mystique vanishes when you first hear a musical saw; the two don't produce the exact same sound, but it's remarkably close.
- They meet up in Torino without much of a plan and immerse themselves in the studio with traditional rock instruments plus a bunch of theremins and glockenspiels.
- And then they use a theremin to get things really spooky.
- It combines live didgeridoo, bass theremin and hand drums with electronic sequences and loops.
OriginEarly 20th century: named after Lev Theremin (1896–1993), its Russian inventor. |