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Rules and Regulations for 2020 Minimoog Raffle

RULES & REGULATIONS The Bob Moog Foundation is incorporated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation under the laws of the State of North Carolina for the primary purpose of preserving and honoring the legacy of Bob Moog through science, education, and historical...

Announcing 2020  Sound and Synthesis Summer Camps!

Announcing 2020 Sound and Synthesis Summer Camps!

We are excited to announce our fourth year of providing summer camps to students ages 7-13 years old! Our two camps, Sound Explorers and Synth Explorers, are created to engage kids in sonic and science exploration through fun, experiential activities! Get all of the...

Chris Halaby Joins Bob Moog Foundation Board of Directors

The Bob Moog Foundation is proud to announce the addition of Chris Halaby to its Board of Directors. He joins fellow board members David Mash (president),  Bill Sautter (vice-president), Jody Evans (treasurer), Daniel Keller, and Jerry Kovarsky. Halaby’s addition is...

Modular Icons: Artist & Synth Spotlight

Modular Icons: Artist & Synth Spotlight

In May 2019, industry giant Native Instruments released Modular Icons, a sound library featuring a plethora of legendary, iconic modular synthesizers with sounds created by some of the world’s most respected musicians and sound designers. Since that time, much of our energy was devoted to the opening of our new Moogseum, but as we approach the end of the year we wanted to pause and feature each artist and modular that is included in this unique soundbank.

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Bob Moog Foundation, The Elumenati partner to expand Moogseum reach

The Bob Moog Foundation and The Elumenati are proud to announce their partnership in offering the Moogseum’s interactive, immersive “How Electricity Becomes Sound” exhibit as a rental opportunity for other museums, music festivals and installations in the United States.

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