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First Thursdays

First Thursday – November 7

In this session, TBC About the Presenter TBC First Thursdays These regular professional development sessions were originally the brainchild of MTA Member Annette Allerding, who wanted music teachers to be able to meet and share ideas. Originally named Keys, Cakes and Conversation (KCC) the group went online during Covid, and eventually reached numbers often in…
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First Thursdays

First Thursday – December 5

In this session, TBC About the Presenter TBC First Thursdays These regular professional development sessions were originally the brainchild of MTA Member Annette Allerding, who wanted music teachers to be able to meet and share ideas. Originally named Keys, Cakes and Conversation (KCC) the group went online during Covid, and eventually reached numbers often in…
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First Thursdays

First Thursday – September 5

In this session, TBC About the Presenter TBC First Thursdays These regular professional development sessions were originally the brainchild of MTA Member Annette Allerding, who wanted music teachers to be able to meet and share ideas. Originally named Keys, Cakes and Conversation (KCC) the group went online during Covid, and eventually reached numbers often in…
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First Thursdays

First Thursday – August 1

In this session, TBC About the Presenter TBC First Thursdays These regular professional development sessions were originally the brainchild of MTA Member Annette Allerding, who wanted music teachers to be able to meet and share ideas. Originally named Keys, Cakes and Conversation (KCC) the group went online during Covid, and eventually reached numbers often in…
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First Thursdays

First Thursday – July 4

In this session, TBC About the Presenter TBC First Thursdays These regular professional development sessions were originally the brainchild of MTA Member Annette Allerding, who wanted music teachers to be able to meet and share ideas. Originally named Keys, Cakes and Conversation (KCC) the group went online during Covid, and eventually reached numbers often in…
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First Thursdays

First Thursday – June 6

In this session, TBC About the Presenter TBC First Thursdays These regular professional development sessions were originally the brainchild of MTA Member Annette Allerding, who wanted music teachers to be able to meet and share ideas. Originally named Keys, Cakes and Conversation (KCC) the group went online during Covid, and eventually reached numbers often in…
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A Model of Excellence

On the skillful demonstration of tone, technique, phrasing and style in level 1 AMEB piano examinationsOn the skillful demonstration of tone, technique, phrasing and style in level 2 AMEB piano examinations This will be live streamed About the Presenter Anthony van den Broek BMus, LRSM, LMusA, DipABRSM, AMusA (Piano), AMusA (Harmony and Counterpoint) Anthony van den…
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A “Work In Progress” Student Concert

This “work in progress” performance opportunity, provided by MTA NSW Illawarra Branch, is open to all students of MTA members. Non-members’ students may also perform for a fee of $10.00 each. Non-members may have a limit on entries to allow members first preference at this concert. All instrumental and vocal students are welcomed, from beginners…
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Newcastle Student Concert (Mar)

MTA NSW Newcastle Branch presents a student concert at Adamstown Uniting Church. These are a fantastic opportunity for any students who are looking to gain some performance experience, regardless of age, level, instrument or style. To ensure a timely event, this year we have introduced a cap on the number of performers for each student…
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First Thursday – Incorporating Music History, Stylistic Understanding and Music Theory into the Practical Music Lesson

In this practical demonstration, Anthony van den Broek will outline an approach to teaching general knowledge components in a way that enriches and enlivens the practical music lesson. Starting with the most basic pieces right up to the diploma level, teaching music history, style and theory as you go leads to a fuller and richer…
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