Latest NMTA News
Board Information
For up to date listings for the Board Members of NMTA, use the new State Affiliate Portal from the MTNA National Office at this site.
Newsletter On Line
The latest Newsletter is now available. Make sure you read it for important information and deadlines.
Sample Theory Tests
The Sample Theory Tests for District Festivals are back on line in the Festivals page. The links are right below the link for the handbook.
Welcome!
The Nebraska Music Teachers Association is an organization of over 300 musicians dedicated to a practical role of artistic service in today's society. NMTA provides cultural leadership through a wide variety of activities for teachers, students and professional musicians. It promotes high professional standards in music and fulfills its responsibility to artistic and educational leadership in the state.
NMTA was founded in 1916. NMTA is affiliated with Music Teachers National Association (MTNA), which has a membership of over 24,000 musicians nationwide.
Please look through our website to learn more about us or to find a music teacher. On behalf of all of our members, I'd like to welcome you to our site.
--Roger Foltz, President
2007 Winners and Representatives of MTNA Student Competitions
Front Row left to right, teachers in parenthesis: Brittany Bauer, Senior Composition Winner and Junior Composition Representative Kathryn Bauer (both Regina Carnazzo); Young Artist Chamber Winner Liquid Velvet Quintet (LVQ) member Kelly Kappen (Oboe) (John Bailey); Elementary Composition Winner Ben Bevans (Nancy Schoen); Junior Piano Winner Daniel Selzle (Anne Madison)
Back Row Left to Right: Senior String (Violin) Representative Arthur Masyuk (Ann Nagosky); Senior Piano Winner Nathan Green (James Johnson); David Woods, (Clarinet) of LVQ; Young Artist Woodwind (Clarinet) Winner Yevgeniy Reznik, (Diane Barger); Ben Koch (Horn) of LVQ; Senior Woodwind (Saxophone) Representative Christopher Gugel (David Nabb); Michael Reichman (Flute) and Chuck Serfass (Bassoon) of LVQ; Young Artist Piano Winner Nicholas Reynolds (Paul Barnes). Not pictured Young Artist Composition Representative Timothy Vallier (Roger Foltz) and Junior Strings-State Representative Tadafumi Clark Ikezu (Anne Nagosky, Omaha).