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Talk About Teaching – April
Talk About Teaching – April
TALK ABOUT TEACHING is an informal session hosted by Nancy Breth where teachers of any instrument gather to share ideas, pose questions, seek solutions and socialize. There is no prescribed agenda, and any topic is welcome. Location: Zoom. (See LATTE for information on NVMTA’s current lecture series.)
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Registration deadline: Achievement Awards – Strings
More Information for FALL Achievement Awards: Strings
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Piano Ensemble Festival and Competition
Application Requirements Please register at new.mtfest.com. Fee is $25 per player, per performance. Duet/Duo groups will total $50. Trio groups will total $75. Quartet groups will total $100. Pay fee online through new.mtfest.com. Click on Billing, then click on the $ next to the event. Teachers are responsible to pay $25 for each player, for each of their performances.Pay with Visa or Mastercard. After payment is made, you may print a copy of the invoice for your records. You do not need to mail anything to the Chair. No late applications will be accepted. All fees are non-refundable. Levels and Time Limits Levels are determined by the average age of the ensemble team. Average age will be rounded to the higher whole number. Ensembles with an average age below 7 or over 18 must play in the festival division. Repertoire Requirements Any piano composition written or arranged for no more than two pianos is acceptable. Ensembles may comprise of DUETS (one piano four hands), DUOS (two pianos four hands), TRIOS (one piano six hands), or QUARTETS (one piano eight hands or two pianos eight hands). Festival participants may play one or two selections. Competition participants must play two selections. Partners may switch Primo/Secondo positions between compositions. A complete set of Theme and Variations (in its entirety) is considered one composition; therefore, partners may not switch positions between variations. All participants must stay within the given total time limit for the appropriate age level. A single movement of a sonata, sonatina, suite, etc. counts as one composition. Ensembles may play from the same work for more than one year but must play a different movement at each year of entry. Portions of a work are not acceptable (except in the case of sonatas, sonatinas, suites, etc). For instance, all the variations of a Theme and Variations work […]