MATRIXSYNTH: Pioneering Synthesist Herb Deutsch to Perform Concert in NYC


Thursday, June 05, 2008

Pioneering Synthesist Herb Deutsch to Perform Concert in NYC

"Pioneering Synthesist To Perform Concert in NYC

Herb Deutsch, the experimental jazz musician who collaborated with Bob Moog in developing the Moog synthesizer prototype, and who composed the world’s first musical composition using the Moog, “Jazz Images”, is performing a concert in New York City on Sunday, June 8, 2008. Mr. Deutsch will perform with several multi-talented musicians from the Long Island Composers Alliance (LICA), including long-time musical partners Paul Hefner and Jack Hotop. Theremin and electronic violin virtuoso Darryl Kubian will also be featured, along with Grammy Award winning composer/pianist and Thereminist Rob Schwimmer and pianist and electronic composer Phyllis Chen, The concert will feature several world premiers by Mr. Deutsch and others. The synthesizer, theremin, piano, toy piano and computer will be spotlighted.

Details on time, date and location are listed below.

“Music Reflecting The New Electronic Technologies“

Sunday, June 8, 2008 at 2:00 pm
Park Avenue United Methodist Church
106 E 86th Street, New York City

post-concert reception

suggested church donation: $10
seniors & students: $5

For information, call 516-799-8815 or contact licamusic.org."

via the Bob Moog Foundation blog. Image via hofstra.edu where you can find a short bio.

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