Sixteen local associations receive grants. (Foundation News).
Sixteen Local Associations Receive Grants
A total of $5,865 was distributed from the FOUNDATION to sixteen local
associations in 2003. Recipients of the Local Association Matching and
Start-Up Grants were announced at the FOUNDATION open meeting during
the MTNA National Conference in Salt Lake City. Associations receiving
grants include the following:
Spokane Chapter, WA Ethnic and Folk Influences Joseph Smith,
on Major Composers presenter
Roseburg District, OR Lecture and Master Class Dorothy Fahlman,
lecturer
Northeast Area MTA, IA Certification Study Day
Rogue Valley District, Baroque Performance Nancy Metzger,
OR Practice Applied to the presenter
Piano
Capital Area MTA, MI Composition Workshop Mark Sullivan,
presenter
Eugene District, OR The Life and Piano Music Dan Glover,
of Maurice Ravel presenter
Central Pennsylvania How Children Learn: A Marvin
MTA, PA Guide for the Piano Blickenstaff,
Teacher presenter
Northern Delaware Curtis Students Present!
Valley Chapter, PA
East Bay Chapter, CA East Bay Chapter Young
Musicians Competition
Blue Mountain A Comparison of Leonard Richter,
District, OR Ornamentation and Dance presenter
Influence in the Music of
the Baroque and Classical
Music
Tri City Chapter, WA Geoffrey Haydon Workshop
Lincoln County Beyond Kabalevsky Workshop Geneva Wright,
District, OR presenter
Huron Area MTA, SD Hooked on Piano Joyce Grill,
presenter
Central Oregon Technique to Performance Elizabeth Stern,
District, OR presenter
Tri-Cities MTA, AZ Benefit Recital and New Start-Up
Workshop Grant
Coweta-Fayette MTA, Concerto Competition New Start-Up
GA Grant
The MTNA FOUNDATION awards these annual grants to provide assistance to
MTNA-affiliated local associations and newly established or currently
forming affiliated groups for the educational 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 2004 grant program will be
available September 1. The deadline date for receiving completed
applications is at the beginning of February. Recipients will be
announced at the 2004 MTNA National Conference in Kansas City,
Missouri, and will receive funds no later than May 1, 2004.
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