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Robert Moog: You can build one that's sort of a "hobby" version of a Theremin, but it's harder to build a real musical instrument--it's just like somebody who's an amateur woodworker building a guitar! You can build something that looks like a guitar and plays a little like a guitar, but you can't make a musical instrument that easily. R/S: When you were a kid, did you go to a Theremin concert? RM: No, but I heard them on the radio once or twice. My knowledge of the Theremin as a kid was primarily as a hobby project. This was before rock n roll and the whole '60s thing; Benny Goodman and Ralph Flanagan were still on the radio--it really was a different era. I never watched TV, so any awareness I had of technological advances in pop music was what Les Paul and Mary Ford were doing--their advances in recording techniques were new and exciting. |
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Other excerpts from Incredibly Strange Music II : Excerpts from Incredibly Strange Music I: Table of Contents for Incredibly Strange Music
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