Feedback from members who accessed online broadcasts of the AGM and workhsop

Last Updated on 27 March 2013
Published on 27 February 2013
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Broadcasting via Internet – AGM and workshop

Throughout 2013, the MTAQ is reaching our regional members by making most of our workshops available via internet broadcasts.

Here are some comments from members who, for the first time, were able to view the AGM on the 23rd February and the workshop on the same day.

"Thank you Brenda - it will be wonderful to be able to access these seminars without having to drive for a few hours each way!! It will work I am sure."
Jenni Hibbard (Gold Coast Teachers’ Group)

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Welcome

Last Updated on 14 May 2013
Published on 23 March 2012
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Welcome to the new look Music Teachers’ Association of Queensland website.

Please note some upcoming events of the MTAQ:

  • June, Sunday 2nd at 2pm we have a Piano Masterclass with Sue Thompson.
  • July, Sunday 21st at 2pm we have a Vocal Masterclass with Margaret Schindler.
  • Be sure to look at student performance opportunities - Student Performance Opportunities

For bookings phone the MTAQ on 3870 4146. 

MTAQ workshops

Last Updated on 08 May 2013
Published on 30 November 2011
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 Parking Information

 June 2013

Sunday 2nd June 2013

Piano Masterclass with Sue Thompson. Please open the flyer for further details - Flyer - Piano Masterclass, 2nd June 2013 with Sue Thompson

July 2013

Sunday 21st 2013

Vocal Masterclass with Margaret Schindler. Please open the flyer for further details - Flyer - Vocal Masterclass, 21st July with Margaret Schindler

 

From the President

Last Updated on 27 March 2013
Published on 30 November 2011
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In 2011, the Music Teachers’ Association of Queensland celebrated its 90th year. The association was formed to advance and protect the interests of music teachers and to represent the music teaching profession in Queensland. The Association also aims to:

  • advance musical culture in Queensland,
  • encourage the highest standards of teaching music,
  • establish of code of ethics,
  • review and recommend tuition fees,
  • provide and maintain a library,
  • provide social opportunities amongst members and
  • maintain friendly relationships with other professional organisations.

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