On October 9, 2024, the Audio Engineering Society (AES) celebrated Bob Moog’s 60th anniversary of him showing his first voltage controlled modules at the October 1964 convention with a panel exploring his technical legacy, followed by a book signing with the panelist. The panel featured Michael Bierylo, Larry Fast, Steve Dunnington, and Erik Norlander. Below we share images of the two events as captured by and AES photographer.
You can read more about the panel HERE
You can read Albert Glinsky’s testimonial about Bob’s 60th anniversary at AES, which was read at the beginning of the panel by Michelle Moog-Koussa, HERE.
You can purchase Bob’s biography, Switched On – Bob Moog and the Synthesizer Revolution, written by Albert Glinsky after 12 years of research HERE.
From left to right: Michael Bierylo, moderator, Erik Norlander, Larry Fast, Steve Dunnington
Steve Dunnington, Vice President for Engineering, Moog Music
Michael Bierylo, posing questions to the panelists
Larry Fast, lending insight based on many decades in the realms of performance and technology development.
Erik Norlander looks on as Steve Dunnington explains Bob’s technical history
Erik Norlander, Director of Keyboard Development for the inMusic Family of Brands
A line of people 20 deep waiting for the book signing to begin
A guest, posing for a selfie with Michelle Moog-Koussa, Executive Director of the Bob Moog Foundation and the Moogseum
