In February 2026, the Bob Moog Foundation boarded the MSC Divina to attend Jam Cruise 2026, sharing Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool curriculum with 80 young learners at Eliza Simons Primary School in Grand Turk. This mission was made possible by a grant from Positive Legacy, the nonprofit arm of Cloud 9 Adventures, which has added meaningful trip value for cruisers since 2010.
The following representatives of the Bob Moog Foundation attended Jam Cruise 2026 (from left): Craig Frustaci, Assistant Director; Michelle Moog-Koussa, Executive Director; August Worley, Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool camp instructor and BMF technical advisor; Brooks Butler, Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool curriculum creator and music teacher for Asheville City Schools.
The following photos were supplied by Dave Vann of Cloud 9 Adventures:
From left: Russ Farr, Positive Legacy board member; Michelle Moog-Koussa, Executive Director of the Bob Moog Foundation; August Worley, Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool camp instructor and BMF technical advisor; Craig Frustaci, Assistant Director of the Bob Moog Foundation; Brooks Butler, Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool curriculum creator and music teacher for Asheville City Schools; Shatelia Hall, Grand Turk Rotary Club President.
While on board the MSC Divina, the Bob Moog Foundation hosted a temporary “Synth Playground” exhibit, inviting interested guests to experiment with synthesizers, theremins, and Moogerfooger processing pedals. The adventurous turnout was robust and very entertaining, as the following images will show! The Foundation was grateful to share Bob’s legacy at sea and to inspire potential innovators across multiple generations.
