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The Theremin, one of the earliest electronic musical instruments, offers a unique blend of technology and artistry that captures the imagination. Invented in 1920 by Leon Theremin, this instrument is renowned for its distinctive method of play—it is the only musical instrument that is played without physical contact. By manipulating the electromagnetic fields around two antennas, one for pitch and the other for volume, the performer can create music through precise hand movements. Beyond its use in music, the Theremin can also be utilized as motion sensors and can be used in many fields such as gaming interactions.

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