Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The organization is a local
non-profit organization of
teachers in the field of piano, voice,
strings and classical guitar.
Our purposes are stated below
for you to read.
Association
Established in 1938
Our Purposes:
To elevate the teaching standards in our profession.
To encourage and assist in the
professional growth of teachers of music.
To promote interest in music in our community.
To present outstanding musicians
in concerts and lectures.
To sponsor the Milwaukee Music Teachers
Concert Series affiliated in 1941,
and the Youth Concert Series activated in 1953, designed for the purpose of furthering the musical talent of students of the Association members by presenting them in public concerts.
To encourage scholarship grants through the Youth in Music activities and to seek donors and sponsors with funds necessary for students' educational needs.
We offer a Youth Concert Series for students in fifth grade through eleventh grade. A student auditions for 3 judges and must perform 3 compositions from 3 different musical periods. Honor recitals and concerts are presented by the winners. The concerts are held at the Charles Allis Art Museum in Milwaukee.
Some monetary awards are given.
We also have an Artist Debut Concert Series for 16-35 year old musicians. Monetary awards and opportunities for performance are available to the winners. Brochures of these opportunities are available
after becoming a member of MMTA..
Each year we offer two workshops or Master Classes. We do not have monthly meetings, but one annual meeting, one social event along with auditions, concerts and workshops.
If you are interested in learning more about MMTA, please contact our president Judith Heise
Email: heisejudith@yahoo.com An application for membership form can be found by the link below.
We look forward to hearing from you! Learn more about us!
