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WORLDTRONICS 2008
Festival of Electronic Music
26.11.2008 – 30.11.2008
Admission: Evening ticket 13 ?, concessions 10 ?; Festival pass 30 ?; on 30 Nov: 8 ?, concessions 5 ?

Netaudio.berlin is invited to take part in the Worldtronics Festival at Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin. Here’s what the organizer’s say abou the event:

Electronics trade fair and workshops / Messe

27.11.-30.11.2008

A meeting point of labels and record stores, festivals and clubs, software and hardware developers. Experience, experiment or get creative: live sets, technological innovations and free workshops. Participants include Ableton, Brothers in Music, Creative Commons, Defekt Records, das drehmoment, Eastblok Music, electROBOT, Fraunhofer Institut für Digitale Medientechnologie, Iosono Soundsystems, Karaoke Kalk, Klangwirkstoff, Krautopia, Monika Enterprise, Morr Music, Mufin Music Finder, Sonar Kollektiv, spurl-music, Staubgold.

Workshops and Specialist Market Live Acts
26/11 7 p.m. Live: Berliner Synthesizer Orchester (das drehmoment)
27/11 6 p.m. Workshop: Ableton Live Remixing Worldtronics
28/11 5 p.m. Krautlounge: Analogue electronic session with atelierTheremin (Krautopia)
28/11 7 p.m. Workshop: Music production for beginners with Brothers in Music
28/11 9 p.m. Live: Massimo Sex d?Electro (Electrobot)
29/11 4 p.m. Workshop: Live sampling with baile funk DJ Amazing Clay

MP3 Take-away DJ-sets and songs to go
Bring your MP3 player along!
26/11 ? 30/11 From 6 p.m.
SPECIALIST ELECTRONICS MARKET Admission free

Electronic Culture

26.11.-30.11.2008

Pakistan! Brazil! New Zealand! Romania! ? Once again, WORLDTRONICS is bringing electronic music from all over the world to Berlin: music that has either not yet made its mark, or has far more to offer us than the clichés would have us believe.

Take Brazil for instance: curator Arto Lindsay, the lively avant-garde legend and producer of Brazilian pop stars such as Caetano Veloso and Marisa Monte, has compiled a programme that has nothing to do with Baile Funk or a loungey café ambience, but consists of Maracatu, brass bands and abstract noise. Or take Romania, for example: Groove chief-editor Heiko Hoffmann did not choose Bucovina noise or Balkan Beat Box, but the most important representatives of a new Bucharest minimalism. And then there is the Pakistan collection discovered locally by Detlef Diederichsen, head of the House of World Cultures? musical department, and a group of tourists from New Zealand, brought together by musician, DJ and author Hans Nieswandt. The opening evening is has a very special musical treat in store for you: 7 Women No Cry presents seven musicians from the compilation series “4 Women No Cry” on Gudrun Gut?s Monika-Label.

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