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American Music Teacher, June-July, 2004
A total of $5,451 was distributed from the MTNA FOUNDATION FUND to seventeen local associations in 2004. Grant recipients were announced at the State Presidents Advisory Council meeting at the conference in Kansas City in March. Associations receiving grants are:
Bay Area MTA and Midland MTA, MI; Marvin Blickenstaff, presenter
Seacoast Teachers Association, NH; Master Class; Fred Moyer, presenter
Newton MTA, KS; Adopt-A-Composer Project and Concert
Salt Lake Chapter, UT; Certification Training
Salem District OMTA, OR; Eurhythmics and the Rhythm Inside
Blue Mountain District OMTA, OR; Beginning Composition Workshop
Chattanooga MTA, TN; Workshop and Master Class; Joanne Smith, presenter
Okanogan County WSMTA, WA; Composition Workshop; Peter Wolf, presenter
Baldwin County MTA, AL; Technique Tournament
Capital Area MTA, MI; Piano Construction Workshop
Northern Delaware Valley Chapter, PA; Reintroducing Bach to Children; Paul Sheftel, presenter
Central PA Chapter, PA; Improvisation Workshop and Master Class
Palm Beach County MTA, FL; Website Design and Implementation
Bellingham Chapter, WA; Hands Across the Border
Lincoln County District OMTA, OR; Baroque Performance Practice for Pianists
Ogden Chapter, UT; Piano Team Festival
Olympia Chapter, WSMTA, WA; Baroque Festival
The MTNA FOUNDATION FUND awards these annual grants to provide assistance to MTNA-affiliated local associations and newly established or currently forming affiliated locals for the education and professional development of teachers and for the promotion of music in the immediate community. Any MTNA-affiliated local may apply. Projects funded include clinics, master classes, seminars, educational workshops to prepare for certification examinations, community outreach projects and projects promoting interaction between local associations and student chapters, area colleges or other musical or arts organizations.
Applications and guidelines for the 2005 grant program will be available September 1, 2004. The deadline fro" receiving completed applications will be February 1, 2005. Recipients will be announced at the 2005 MTNA National Conference in Seattle, Washington, in April, and will receive funds no later than May 1.
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