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Student Day
- Contact
Tanya
Brooks, Vice President for FSMTA non-competitive student
events. Uniform, non-competitive
Evaluations in Aural and Written Theory, and Performance Skills and
Repertoire, Levels Primer through Level 12
- For Piano, Instrumental and Voice.
- Times are variable throughout the
State, usually held in the Spring.
Introduction to the Handbook:
Click here to view introductory pages
FSMTA
Members only:
Handbook of Student Activities
(Including Student Day Forms)
Student Day
Chairmen only:
Adjudication forms and tests
FSMTA
Competitive Events - Contact
Lesia Schulha, Vice President for FSMTA
competitive events.
Competitions with monetary awards,
usually held in late May in the following areas:
- State Concerto Competition – Piano,
Instrumental and Vocal (Coordinator: Anne McLean)
- Gray Perry Young Collegiate Piano
Award Competition
(Coordinator: Norma Mastrogiacomo)
- Byrd Competition
(Coordinator: Norma Mastrogiacomo)
- Pre-College Chamber Music
(Coordinator: Elizabeth Kiebler)
- Guitar Competition
(Coordinator: Mary McOwen)
- Community Service Awards (held
separately)
(Coordinator: Martha Stubbs)
- King Music Education Scholarship
(Coordinator: Kerri Turner)
Click here for Competitive Event Forms
MTNA
Competitions - Contact
Denise Homsley, Vice President for MTNA
Competitions.
Competitions with monetary awards,
usually held during the Annual State conference in the following areas:
- Collegiate Chamber Music
(Coordinator: Jeannie Darnell)
- Junior Performance Competitions
(Coordinator: Wanda Louie)
- Senior Performance Competitions
(Coordinator: Mary Lou Krosnick)
- Young Artist Competitions
(Coordinator: Leonard Mastrogiacomo)
- Composition Competition (held
separately)
(Coordinator: Carol Payne)
- Piano Duet Competition
(Coordinator: Mary Lou Krosnick)
The state winners go to the Southern
Division Competitions and those winners go to the National Competitions
held at the National Conferences.
IMPORTANT Reminder-
copyrighted materials:
FSMTA fully respects the copyright law and
expects its members to be aware of the guidelines for the use of all
copyrighted materials. (See Section V of the Code of Ethics.)
Students entered in any FSMTA event,
competitive or non-competitive, shall follow the MTNA guidelines as
posted on MTNA website.
MTNA copyright guidelines
Photo Permission Form:
If a winning student's photo will be
submitted for publication in the FSMTA newsletter or on the website,
please download this photo permission form and have it signed by the
student and their parent. We cannot print or post photos without signed
permission forms.
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