Bob Moog honored at UNC Asheville

Update via Schwertwal in the comments, this occurred last Monday.

via the Citezen-Times.com:

"UNC Asheville dedicates its Bob Moog Electronic Music Studio on Monday.

The 10 a.m. event, in room 24 of UNCA’s Lipinsky Hall, will honor the legacy of the late Bob Moog, who taught at the university 1989-1993. The 30-minute program will include remarks by Chancellor Anne Ponder, music department chair Wayne Kirby, Moog Music product development specialist Steve Dunnington (UNCA '93), and Rosser Douglas, a UNCA music major.

A studio tour will follow, including live student performances and hands-on opportunities on the theremin and synthesizers.

The Bob Moog Electronic Music Studio houses a variety of classic analog synthesizers and processors, including a Voyager Mini Moog, Moog pedals and theremins. Next door is a recording studio with a high-end recording and mixing console, and an electronic keyboard lab, equipped with MIDI keyboards and Macintosh computers.

Concert Thursday night

At 8 p.m. Thursday, UNCA's Electronic Music Ensemble will perform original scores with Moog synthesizers, theremins and electronica at White Horse Black Mountain in Black Mountain.

Electronic music scores written by UNCA electronic music students will accompany excerpts from "Metropolis," Austrian director Fritz Lang's legendary 1927 science-fiction film. Admission to the concert is $7, a portion of which will benefit UNCA’s music department."