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Theremin
Original title: テルミン
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The theremin (Russian: Терменвокс, Termenvoks) is the world’s first electronic musical instrument, invented in 1920 by Russian inventor Lev Sergeyevich Termen12. In Russian and English it is also called Thereminvox (Терменвокс; Thereminvox), meaning “Theremin’s voice.” In English it is spelled Theremin or Theramin. This derives from the French-style spelling used by the inventor and is pronounced something like “teremin” or “seremin.” In Japanese, the spelling “teremin” was used for many years in music books3. Around 2000, Masami Takeuchi and others independently began using the spelling “terumin,” which also spread through the film of the same name released in 2001.
テルミン（ロシア語:Терменвоксチルミンヴォークス）は、1920年にロシアの発明家レフ・セルゲーエヴィチ・テルミンが発明した世界初の電子楽器である12。ロシア語や英語では「テルミンの声」という意味のテルミンヴォクス（Терменвокс；Thereminvox）とも呼ばれる。英語ではThereminあるいはTheraminとつづられる。これは発明者が用いたフランス語風の表記に由来しており、「テレミン」もしくは「セレミン」のように発音される。日本語においては、音楽書で「テレミン」の表記が長く用いられてきており3。2000年ごろから竹内正実などが独自に「テルミン」との表記を行うようになり、2001年公開の同名の映画によってもこの表記が広まった。
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