Moog

Year: 2004

Runtime: 72 min

Language: English

Director: Hans Fjellestad

HistoryMusicDocumentary

This documentary explores the life and career of Robert Moog, the pioneering inventor behind the Moog synthesizer. It charts his journey from building theremins in his basement to revolutionizing the music industry with his groundbreaking electronic instruments. Through interviews and archival footage, the film examines the impact of the Moog synthesizer on popular music and its enduring influence on musicians and composers.

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