The Electronic Music Education and Preservation Project

The Electronic Music Education and Preservation Project (EMEAPP) is a non-profit organization that provides resources and support for music educators around the world.

Introduction

This is the Electronic Music Education and Preservation Project, a site dedicated to providing resources and information on the history, theory, and practice of electronic music.

The goal of this project is to promote electronic music education and preserve the legacy of this important musical genre. We hope that you will find this site to be a valuable resource in your exploration of electronic music.

What is the Electronic Music Education and Preservation Project?

The Electronic Music Education and Preservation Project (EMEAPP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the education and preservation of electronic music.

EMEAPP was founded in 2014 by Stephen Betts, a former professional DJ and electronic music producer. After working in the music industry for several years, Betts realized that there was a lack of resources available for those interested in learning about electronic music. In response, he created EMEAPP as a way to fill this gap in the market.

The organization offers a variety of services, including online courses, live events, and an annual conference. EMEAPP also houses an extensive library of electronic music resources, which is available to members online.

In addition to its educational mission, EMEAPP also works to preserve the history of electronic music. The organization collects and archives rare recordings, documents, and photos related to the genre. These materials are available to researchers and historians upon request.

The Purpose of the Project

The Electronic Music Education and Preservation Project (EMEAPP) is a non-profit, educational organization dedicated to providing resources and opportunities for the study and appreciation of electronic music.

EMEAPP was founded in 2014 by a group of music educators and enthusiasts who saw the need for an organization that could provide both education and preservation of this rapidly evolving genre of music.

Since its inception, EMEAPP has partnered with colleges and universities, as well as public libraries and museums, to provide resources and programming that would otherwise be unavailable to the general public.

Through these partnerships, EMEAPP has been able to offer workshops, lectures, performances, and exhibitions that showcase the history, theory, and practice of electronic music. In addition to these public events, EMEAPP also offers an online resource center that provides access to a growing collection of documents, audio recordings, video footage, and images related to electronic music.

The goal of EMEAPP is to provide resources that will help demystify electronic music for those who are unfamiliar with the genre, as well as to provide opportunities for those who are interested in learning more about this fascinating form of music.

The History of the Project

The Electronic Music Education and Preservation Project (EMEAPP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was founded in 2013 with the mission of providing educational resources and opportunities related to electronic music and its history.

The idea for the project came about when a group of friends, all of whom were involved in the electronic music scene in some way, realized that there was a lack of resources available for people who wanted to learn about the history of electronic music. While there are many books and websites that deal with the subject, they often times focus on a specific genre or era, and can be difficult to find without knowing where to look. EMEAPP was created as a way to make the history of electronic music more accessible to everyone.

Since its inception, EMEAPP has grown substantially, and now offers a variety of resources including an online database of over 1200 documents related to the history of electronic music, a podcast series featuring interviews with DJs, producers, and other key figures in the scene, and a blog that covers current news and events in the world of electronic music. In addition to these online resources, EMEAPP also offers educational workshops and events around the United States.

The Future of the Project

The Electronic Music Education and Preservation Project (EMEAPP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and education of electronic music.

The future of EMEAPP is to continue working towards our mission of preserving and educating electronic music through our website, events, and partnerships with other organizations. We are always looking for ways to improve and expand our reach so that we can continue to support the electronic music community.