4-Applied Technology encompasses distinctive projects that utilize technology for a specific purpose. Works may include the creation of new electronic musical instruments, interactive music systems, software projects to aid in composition, performance, and music instruction, and more. Projects should be self-contained for a simple demonstration. Submission must include a brief description of the design/development process and relevant photos or video.
5-Production/Engineering Students entering this category will demonstrate their skills in production or engineering created within a digital audio workstation (DAW). Students will be provided prerecorded tracks for a recording in advance of the Expo, and work must be completed and submitted by the deadline provided. Individuals and teams of up to 4 students may enter this category.
Participation Requirements:
• Sponsoring teacher must be a current NJMEA/NAfME member • School participation fee ($20) • Registration cost per student ($5) • Per project application cost ($10)
TIMELINE:
January 15 Online registration begins. Preliminary registration will include an estimated number of students attending and anticipated number/type of projects to be entered.
March 23 April 9
Registration deadline. Confirmation and instructions for project submission will be sent after this preliminary registration. Project submission instructions will be sent.
Project submissions begin.
Confirmation of finalized number of students attending and projects to be submitted. Invoices will be sent to each teacher electronically based on these finalized numbers so that attendees can bring a school check to the event they are attending (Expo South on May 18 or Expo North on May 21), or arrange for payment by purchase order.
April 23 April 30 May 18 May 21
Project submission deadline for categories 1-4. Instructions for Production/Engineering will be provided.
Production/Engineering submissions due Expo South at Rowan University, Wilson Hall Expo North at Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers, Nicholas Music Center
Event origin: The first-ever Student Music Tech Expo was held on March 15, 2011. The idea for the Expo emerged from a brainstorming session held during an in-service for music technology teachers held on October 12, 2009. The goal was to provide a venue to showcase students’ creativity and accomplishments, starting with the premise of a "music tech science fair."
For additional information, please contact:
Marjorie LoPresti, NJMEA Technology Chair
njmeatechexpo@gmail.com
NJMEA is a 501c3 non-profit educational organization dedicated to the
advancement of music instruction, and is an affiliate of NAfME. 1806 Hwy 35, Suite 201, Oakhurst, NJ 07755
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