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1. www.nme.com › news › musicLiverpool gigs announced to celebrate 60th anniversary of ...

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   2 days ago · ‘The Moog at 60: A Celebration‘ dates are: NOVEMBER 21 – Will Gregory Moog Ensemble 22 – Lydia Kavina and The Twelve Hour Foundation (double bill) ... Last month, a new book showcasing the ...

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3. www.vogue.com › article › julia-turshen-what-goesJulia Turshen's Newest Cookbook Will Tell You—Once and For ...

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   1 day ago · This week, Vogue spoke to Turshen about sandwich-making flow charts, taking on the cookbook photography process solo, healing mother-daughter food wounds, and the joy of connecting with readers ...

4. www.cookdandbombd.co.uk › forums › indexAn Alternative History of "Pop" Music: Part 2, 1982 - - Page 73

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   Sep 22, 2024 · The band's name was derived from a 1978 cookbook, Moog's Musical Eatery, written by Shirleigh Moog, the first wife of synthesizer pioneer Robert Moog. On stage, as ' Meco Eno ' (Manning) and ' Uli Nomi ' (Kehew) , they donned space-suit disguises that were similar to outfits worn by another emerging electronic duo, Daft Punk .

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6. www.musicradar.com › artists › bands"George had a smugness on his face when he came in with this ...

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   Sep 26, 2024 · The Moog was a fascinating new instrument for everybody - George, in particular, loved working with it – but Paul played these solos. He tinkered around until he got a really incredible, spacey sound that worked quite well."

7. www.bbc.co.uk › articles › c1wn450q9rxoRobert Moog and the sound of tomorrow - BBC

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   Oct 10, 2024 · On 12 October 1964, Bob Moog unveiled the first modular voltage-controlled synthesiser, an instrument that forever changed the course of modern music. Here's a look through the BBC archives at...

8. www.standard.co.uk › shopping › esbestThe 20 best cookbooks of all time | Evening Standard

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   Sep 29, 2024 · Brutto: A (Simple) Florentine Cookbook. Ebury. Best for: Florentine cooking. “Brutto ma bono” is the ethos at the heart of the late, great Russell Norman’s cookbook. Meaning “ugly but good ...

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   How did Bob Moog change music?

   • On 12 October 1964, Bob Moog unveiled the first modular voltage-controlled synthesiser, an instrument that forever changed the course of modern music. Here's a look through the BBC archives at the Moog's impact on everything from The Beatles to pioneering electronic classics, via Bach.

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   Did Robert Moog have a 'Vogue' sound?

   • In Hans Fjellestad's 2004 documentary 'Moog', Robert Moog himself settled the debate by saying that he and his wife preferred the sound that rhymes with "vogue". Moog continued inventing and working in music until his death in 2005.

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   What did Moog do for a living?

   • Moog continued inventing and working in music until his death in 2005. He received numerous accolades for his contributions, including The Polar Music Prize in 2001 – described in Sweden as The Nobel Prize of music. He also was awarded a lifetime achievement Grammy Award in 2002.

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   Who invented the Moog synthesiser?

   • After the success of the his first instruments, Robert Moog kept inventing and refining his original concept. In 1970, his fledgling company, Moog Music, released the Minimoog. Designed as a portable version of the modular Moog synthesiser, it was the first synthesiser sold in retail stores.

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   What is the best cookery book ever written?

   • The cookbook that launched Nigella Lawson’s seismic career, How to Eat was first published in 1998 and has been described by renowned chefs and critics across the globe as one of the best cookery books ever written.

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   Do you have to be an electronics expert to play Moog?

   • As Vickers continued to patch cables make adjustments to the synth, Cooper contended that "You don't have to be an electronics expert to play the Moog". However, he then mentioned that the musicians' score played on the Moog looks more like an "electrician's wiring diagram".

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10. djmag.com › news › moog-synthesisers-60thMoog synthesiser’s 60th anniversary celebrated at upcoming ...

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    3 days ago · The official anniversary of Robert Moog's first modular voltage-controlled synth was October 12, 1964, when Moog first demonstrated his pioneering piece of equipment to an audience at the Audio Engineering Society's New York convention. A new book documenting the story and influence of the Minimoog was also recently released.