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Posted at 4:11 PM on August 10, 2006
by Rex Levang
The Rhythmicon was a musical instrument conceived in the ‘30s by Leon Theremin and Henry Cowell, and a few years ago it was revived in “virtual” form for MPR’s American Mavericks series. It’s now back, in the form of a CD of pieces written for the virtual version, by composers based in Minnesota, New York, Virginia, and Quebec.
(Though strictly speaking, it was never gone at all—it continued to have an existence on the Web, the kind we had not yet learned to call "long tail." You can still find it, learn about it, and do your own Rhythmicon composing here.)