MATRIXSYNTH: Dr. Bob’s Interactive Sonic Experience Coming to Mountain Oasis Music Festival


Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Dr. Bob’s Interactive Sonic Experience Coming to Mountain Oasis Music Festival


via Mountain Oasis Electronic Music Summit on Facebook

"Mountain Oasis is proud to support creativity and education in Western North Carolina by donating a portion of each ticket purchased to Buncombe County Schools Foundation and Dr. Bob's SoundSchool, The Bob Moog Foundation's hallmark education project. See an expanded Dr. Bob’s Interactive Sonic Experience live in action in the Diana Wortham Theatre lobby from 12:00-6:00PM each day of the festival, featuring an array of synthesizers, theremins, effects, oscilloscopes and more, all free of charge. Read more here: http://bit.ly/173npYi"

http://moogfoundation.org
Posted by matrix at 10/16/2013 06:20:00 PM
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  1. KJWilliams9610/17/13, 12:12 PM

    What a range of culture they have in North Carolina. From musical explorers in Asheville to tow truck drivers near Raleigh. We wouldn't want to see Ronnie and Bobby trying to repo your synths. LOL.

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