The Moog Foundation

Amin Bhatia award winning composer/synthesist has worked in film and television in both electronic and orchestral environments. In his youth, Amin won Roland’s International Synthesizer Tape Competition in both 1981 and ’82. This led to work with Toto’s esteemed synthesist Steve Porcaro. Amin Bhatia is well known for his full-scale synth-orchestral work The Interstellar Suite, which premiered in 1987. It featured all analog synthesizers and no digital samples. Amin's film and TV scores, many of which were co-written with friend and collaborator Ari Posner, have won several Canadia

Andrew Colyer’s diverse musical career has taken him across the United States, England, Canada, and Japan as a pianist, keyboardist, trumpeter, vocalist, composer, and educator. Classically trained with studies connected to The Juilliard School, Andrew developed a broad musical voice that comfortably bridges progressive rock, jazz, film composition, and solo piano performance. Throughout his career he has performed and collaborated with artists including Tony Levin, Jon Anderson of YES, Robert Berry, Simon Collins, Clark Terry, Louis Bellson, and Marvin Stamm. His original composi

Andrew Colyer’s diverse musical career has taken him across the United States, England, Canada, and Japan as a pianist, keyboardist, trumpeter, vocalist, composer, and educator. Classically trained with studies connected to The Juilliard School, Andrew developed a broad musical voice that comfortably bridges progressive rock, jazz, film composition, and solo piano performance. Throughout his career he has performed and collaborated with artists including Tony Levin, Jon Anderson of YES, Robert Berry, Simon Collins, Clark Terry, Louis Bellson, and Marvin Stamm. His original composi

Daniel Keller is the founder of Get It In Writing and a strong advocate for promotion and marketing within and for the music industry. He has played bass since he was a teenager and built his first recording studio (4 track) in his early 20s. Daniel worked in several studios, including Cherokee in Los Angles, before working as the artist relations director for Shure. Along the way, he developed his skills and networking, which has aided many people and companies within the industry by bringing people together. He focused on product design at TASCAM while working on the USB DAW con

Michelle Moog-Koussa is the keeper of her father’s flame! As director of the Bob Moog Foundation she has worked closely with those who seek as she does to promote the work of her father, who was considered by many to be the premier pioneer of electronic music with the invention of his synthesizer, first introduced in 1965. Michelle has sought to collect and preserve the documents, photographs and instruments her father created and to share his inspiring story to others.