Man playing harpsichord and theremin in neon lit alley

A cinematic 3/4 angle long-shot photo of a grimy tech-noir alleyway, dark ambient atmosphere with hints of neon, cinematic chiaroscuro lighting, heavy desaturated color grading, film grain. Gritty tintype border with artifacting. A weatherbeaten vintage electric harpsichord is positioned against the wall beside a heavy steel bulkhead door in the grimy alley. On top of the harpsichord is an old makeshift theremin with its iconic single antenna. A male with sharp Slavic facial features is standing in a wide-legged stance playing the harpsichord with one hand while manipulating the electromagnetic field of the theremin with his other hand. His facial hair is a short stubble which reveals slightly gaunt facial structure. The sides of his head are stubbled as though recently buzzed, while the shock of hair from his hairline back is slicked down to a taper at the back of his skull. He wears a tracksuit, with the classic stripe down each arm and each leg, but this version has a high rigid collar that does not bend or fold, the collar is thick and solid like plastic. On his feet are dirty three-striped Adidas Samba sneakers that are somewhat battered. He wears no socks. An open beer bottle is placed beside the theremin on top of the harpsichord. Photorealistic, zero digital sheen, intricate hyper-detailed clothing folds, raw atmospheric depth.