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| EmTech Spain 2014 Stephen Webber, director of the music production, technology and innovation master's program, will be attending the MIT Technology Review 2014 EmTech event that will take place on November 12th-13th at the Palau de les Arts in Valencia. Stephen will be joined by american vocalist, record producer and songwriter Nona Hendryx during their presentation 'Turntables and Tutus: Exploring Unconventional Musical Instruments and Wearable Technology'. Other presentations and performances by faculty and students from Berklee's Valencia campus include: Drones Over Valencia: Music by Francisco Rafart, Chapman Stick. Visuals by Alayna Huges, Pierluigi Barberis & John Forsyth Robotics at Play: Music by Nick Bernstein and Gianni Abbott. Robotics by Pierluigi Barberis Science Fiction: John Broaddus and Emily Newton chewBACHa - An in depth exploration of the dark and light side of the force (Music, SFX & Video explanation and performance) Closing Concert: The Berklee Scratch Ambassadors Stephen Webber, Director, Turntables Mansa Alazar, Turntables Kareem Clarke aka DJ kTunes, NS-7II George Lacson, Bass & technology Cinnamon Denise, Vocals & Looping Live Electro-Cumbia: Juan Sebastian Laverde, David Rios and Lili D'l Sol EmTech is an opportunity to glimpse the future and begin to understand the technologies that matter and how they'll change the face of business and drive the new global economy. It's where technology, business, and culture converge. It's the showcase for emerging technologies with the greatest potential to change our lives. It's an access point to the most innovative people and companies in the world. write your comments about the article :: © 2014 Jazz News :: home page |