> From: DAVEVOSH@... > larry, > i meant to comment earlier on this point.....if my memory serves me correctly > something like this was first used in the 1930's with the french made "ondes > martenot" with the scale notes maked on the supporting board. > best, > dave I have not a clue Dave. I know some about the Theremin History, but almost nothing about the history of what I believe may have originally been called "Electro-Theremin." The term "Tannerin," was adopted by the general Theremin community today to describe the custom instruments that Paul Tannerin built (and played) for the Beach Boys. I don't know how these instruments today vary from what may have been a similar French creation (other than the obvious - was tube, now solid state). BTW, for people seriously interested in Theremins and related instruments, there is a mail list called Levnet, where you can meet THIS decade's expert players and technicians. There are a lot of smart and creative people on that list (and a few loonies too). Larry (I still can't play the d** thing) Hendry
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Re: Tannerin = ribbon control & construction ?
1999-12-05 by J. Larry Hendry
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