Theremin : an electronic odyssey

Authors:Steven M. Martin (Film director, Film producer, Screenwriter), Léon Thérémin (Interviewee, Instrumentalist), Clara Rockmore (Interviewee), Bob Moog (Interviewee), Nicolas Slonimsky (Interviewee), Paul Shure (Interviewee), Henry Solomonoff (Interviewee), Suki Bader (Interviewee), Beryl Campbell (Interviewee), Lydia Kavina (Interviewee), Brian Wilson (Interviewee), Todd Rundgren (Interviewee), Frank G. DeMarco, Hal Willner, David Greenwald (Editor of moving image work), Kaga Bay (Firm) (Production company), Channel Four (Great Britain) (Production company), Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Inc (Publisher)

Summary:"In the 1920s and '30s, Russian émigré Leonard Theremin--the inventor of the world's first electronic musical instrument--had it all. His self-named theremins were in high demand from filmmakers and musicians around the globe; he was married to a beautiful American dancer; he lived among New York's social elite. And then, in 1938, he mysteriously vanished, not to be seen again for over 50 years"--Container