Seventeen original songs produced on Moog instruments feature in a 2004 documentary about the electronic music pioneer Robert Moog.
“The Name That Brought Electronic Music to the Masses”
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Seventeen original songs produced on Moog instruments feature in a 2004 documentary about the electronic music pioneer Robert Moog.
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Robert Moog interacts with musicians in Asheville, North Carolina, where his company, Moog Music, is based. The 2004 documentary "Moog," directed by Hans Fjellestad, features candid conversations and interviews that celebrate Moog's contributions to electronic music. Filmed in locations such as Hollywood, New York, Tokyo, London, and San Francisco, the documentary does not follow a chronological format. It coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of Moog Music and includes a soundtrack of 17 original songs produced on Moog instruments.
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Why Watch
- Meet Robert Moog and his impact on music.
- See candid conversations with influential musicians.
- Find out about Moog's company in Asheville.
Did You Know
- The film won Best Documentary at the 2004 Barcelona Inedit Film Festival.
- Moog Music was founded in 1954, making the 2004 release its 50th anniversary.
- The soundtrack features 17 original songs produced on Moog instruments.
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Who directed the documentary Moog?
Moog was directed by Hans Fjellestad.
What year was Moog released?
Moog was released in 2004.
What award did Moog win in 2004?
Moog won Best Documentary at the 2004 Barcelona Inedit Film Festival.
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