Latest news from PMTNM leadership, MTNA national, and local affiliate music teacher associations across New Mexico.
MTNA's National Certification Commission chairs Martha Thomas and Christopher Madden host a one-hour webinar introducing the NCTM Professional Certification Program, including an overview, FAQ session, and tips for completing Teacher Profile Projects. Earning the NCTM credential can elevate your cre…
Read more →TEMPO (Teaching, Education, Music & Pedagogy—Online) is a one-day virtual conference on June 26, 2026, via Zoom, designed to help music teachers reinvigorate their teaching through creative, immediately applicable techniques. Discounted registration rates expire June 5, making now the time to act.…
Read more →Parental engagement is a often-overlooked but vital factor in a student's musical development, and MTNA's June 2026 newsletter explores how teachers can empower parents to become active supporters in their child's musical journey. The article offers strategies for creating a holistic, enriching expe…
Read more →Join MTNA National Certification Commission leaders Martha Thomas and Christopher Madden on June 5 (12–1 p.m. ET) for a free one-hour webinar introducing the MTNA Professional Certification Program. Earning the NCTM credential can elevate your teaching career and demonstrate a nationally recognize…
Read more →MTNA's TEMPO (Teaching, Education, Music & Pedagogy—Online) virtual conference takes place June 26 on Zoom, featuring seven expert sessions on improvisation, lead sheets, mindfulness, call-and-response, and teaching pop by ear. Music teachers will gain practical, immediately applicable strategies …
Read more →MTNA webinar presenter Brian Chung explores how teaching improvisation and composition builds creative skills that benefit students far beyond the music studio. These disciplines develop original thinking and adaptability — qualities valued in any professional field. Register to save your seat for…
Read more →The new June/July issue of American Music Teacher is now available online, featuring research-backed strategies for teaching piano sight-reading, guidance on creating intensive studio courses, and a profile of pianist Barbara Nissman. This member-exclusive digital issue offers practical, classroom-r…
Read more →MTNA is collecting short video testimonials from members to celebrate its 150th anniversary and build a lasting historical archive. Your story about what membership means to you or a memorable MTNA moment could be part of this milestone commemoration. Submit your video now via Tribute.co using one o…
Read more →MTNA has launched a new strategic plan during its 150th anniversary year, built around an updated mission and vision focused on empowering music teachers through lifelong learning. The plan promises expanded online and hybrid professional development, improved member communication, and programs that…
Read more →Brian Chung presents a one-hour webinar on Friday, May 22 (12–1 p.m. ET) exploring how teaching improvisation and composition builds creative skills that benefit students far beyond the music studio. These disciplines cultivate original thinking and adaptability—qualities that help students thri…
Read more →MTNA's TEMPO 2026 is a focused online conference on June 26 dedicated to creativity and improvisation in music teaching, chaired by Leila Viss. Attendees will gain practical, immediately applicable ideas from multiple presenters—no travel required. Register now to reenergize your teaching and boos…
Read more →The MTNA Foundation is offering Program Development, Community Engagement, and Teacher & Affiliate Enrichment grants to support music education projects and professional growth. Both MTNA members and non-members are eligible to apply for funding. Submit all materials online before the hard deadline …
Read more →MTNA's TEMPO 2026 is a hands-on virtual event on June 26, 2026, curated by Leila Viss, focused on practical creativity for music teachers using a 'See One, Do One' approach where participants try techniques immediately at their instruments. Sessions cover practical musicianship, creative exploration…
Read more →The April issue of the MTNA eJournal is now available, featuring articles on solo piano music by Arab composers, Villa-Lobos pedagogy, and a performance analysis of Schulz-Evler's Concert Arabesques. This issue offers music teachers fresh repertoire ideas, multicultural teaching resources, and insig…
Read more →The MTNA Foundation Fund is offering grants in three categories—Program Development, Community Engagement, and Teacher & Affiliate Enrichment—open to MTNA members, non-members, and affiliate organizations. These grants support professional development, educational programs, and special projects …
Read more →MTNA has released the 2026 Guide to Festivals, described as the latest and largest edition, offering a curated directory of summer performing arts festivals ranging from chamber music to full orchestral events. The guide includes festival dates, locations, artistic leadership, ticket prices, perform…
Read more →Sunday, January 12, 2026 from 2:00PM MST
Read more →Join us on Friday, June 20, 2025, at 3:00 p.m. for the Sonata Contest Repertoire Meeting at the Studio of Dr. Patricia Wood.
Read more →Attend the SFMTA Fall Meeting on Saturday, September 6, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. at the Studio of Dr. Patricia Wood.
Read more →Participate in the District NE-I Honors Competition on Saturday, October 18, 2025, at UNM-Los Alamos, 4000 University Drive, Los Alamos.
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