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5 Mag | The Moogseum is Maybe the Coolest Museum in the World

Asheville, North Carolina is already a kind of mecca for a certain type of musician. It’s the home of Moog Music, the company which carries on the legacy of manufacturing Dr. Bob Moog’s legendary instruments and continuing his explorations in music synthesis. It’s a three hour drive from Moogfest in Durham. And it’s the home of the (independent, non-profit) Bob Moog Foundation.

Bob Moog Foundation Features the Musical Works of Pioneering Synthesist Joel Chadabe

We are proud feature two new compilations of music by internationally recognized pioneering synthesist Joel Chadabe. The albums, Electric Sound and Chadabe & Moog, which include compositions from 1966-1987, will be available through the Foundation’s...

Dale Ong: Reverse Engineering the Moog Modular Prototype with Bob Moog

It was February 1982. My career as a synthesizer technician at Big Briar was still in its first month. I had not yet learned what a ‘normal’ day in the shop would be like, but I knew that today would be anything but normal …

Early “Live” Moog Modular Artists: Richard Teitelbaum and the First Moog Modular Synthesizer in Europe

The earliest and boldest use of the Moog in improvisational music was the work of Richard Teitelbaum (b. 1939), an American composer and co-founder of the free improvisation ensemble Musica Elettronica Viva (MEV).

Electronic Voyager: Retracing Bob Moog’s Sonic Journey

Join Michelle Moog-Koussa on a journey to retrace her father’s iconic footsteps. This is Bob Moog’s whole story, as never told before. We are thrilled to announce our collaboration with WaveShaper Media, the producers of the acclaimed modular documentary...

5 Mag | The Moogseum is Maybe the Coolest Museum in the World

Bob Moog Foundation Features the Musical Works of Pioneering Synthesist Joel Chadabe

Dale Ong: Reverse Engineering the Moog Modular Prototype with Bob Moog

Early “Live” Moog Modular Artists: Richard Teitelbaum and the First Moog Modular Synthesizer in Europe

Electronic Voyager: Retracing Bob Moog’s Sonic Journey

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