Hailing from the Midwestern United States, Liz Teutsch grew up in a home saturated with music, from her parents’ Beatles records to her multi-instrumentalist grandmother’s square-dance fiddling. This early exposure encouraged her studies studies in violin, piano, cello, percussion, drum set, bass and guitar, and eventually led her to Berklee College of Music’s Boston campus where she majored in Music Production and Engineering. From there she has continued on with a career rich in collaborative, creative ventures in music production, sound for visual media, and education. Liz feels extremely fortunate that she is now able to fuse two of her passions – music and teaching – at Berklee College of Music’s campus in Valencia, Spain, where she has worked and taught since 2013. An Associate Professor, Teutsch teaches courses at both the graduate and undergraduate level in music production, recording and mixing techniques. 