Developed in the 1920s, the Theremin became popular in both experimental music and film scores. Used in avant-garde music performances and horror films. [American] Its association with vintage science fiction films underlines its cultural impact.

In Europe, it was embraced by composers in the early 20th century, especially in Russia. Often featured in concert settings, showcasing artistic experimentation. Prominent in the development of electronic music.

Revived interest in the Theremin in contemporary electronic and pop music. Used in both live performances and recordings for a unique sound. Its presence in pop culture continues to evolve.

Though not traditional, artists have integrated the Theremin into Celtic folk music. Used in modern reinterpretations of traditional music. [Celtic] Blends traditional themes with a modern twist.

In contemporary Asian music, the Theremin has been used to explore new age and experimental genres. Employed in unconventional musical gatherings. [Asian Cultures] Its integration highlights the fusion of cultures.