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Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool Summer Camps 2017 Announced!

Give Your Child A Chance to Explore Sonic Reality This Summer! The Bob Moog Foundation will be sparking the imagination of children in Asheville this summer by providing four summer camps at the Asheville Museum of Science (AMOS).  Both Dr. Bob’'s SoundSchool Camps,...

2017 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 preservation.  The Bob...

On the Road: Early “Live” Moog Modular Artists

On the Road: Early “Live” Moog Modular Artists

Moog Modular Historian Thom Holmes Explores Early "Live" Moog Modular Artists (1965-1970) We stray from Moog recordings for this edition of the blog to document some of the early pioneers of live Moog Modular performance. While digging through many of the clippings,...

Remembering Synthesizer Innovator Don Buchla (1937-2016)

Remembering Synthesizer Innovator Don Buchla (1937-2016)

Donald Buchla, co-inventor of the voltage-controlled transistorized modular synthesizer passed away on September 14, 2016. It wasn't just a sad day; it was the end of an era. As we did in 2005 when Bob Moog died, we must let go of one of the innovators who created and...

2016 Memorymoog 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 preservation....

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Carolina Home + Garden Magazine | The Daughter of Invention

Michelle Moog-Koussa didn’t know much about her famous father’s legacy until Robert Moog, inventor of the the first commercial synthesizer, died in 2005.

“My father always held his career at arm’s length from the family, so I had very, very little exposure to ‘Bob Moog’ as a kid and even as an adult,” she says. “When he was sick, and when he passed away, we received thousands of testimonials from people all over the world attesting to how he had changed or even transformed their lives.”

Synth and Software | On the Scene at Moogmentum

For three days in mid-August, dozens of synthusiasts gathered in Asheville, North Carolina, to celebrate the grand opening of the Moogseum, a museum dedicated to Bob Moog’s life and accomplishments.

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