File:Leon Theremin and his etherphone.jpg
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1927 or 1928 photograph of Russian inventor Leon Theremin with his electronic musical instrument the etherphone or as it would be called today, the theremin.
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English: Caption text says "Leon Theremin Opens His Instrument, Which Is Like a Radio Set, and With Which He Takes Music From the Ether. Note the Radio Tubes Which Act As Oscillators and Amplifiers." |
| Date | 01-29-1928 |
| Source | The New York Times, January 29, 1928 "Music From The Air With A Wave Of The Hand" |
| Author | The New York Times |
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