|
JMTA High Notes
September 2026 —Vol. 30, no. 1 The September JMTA meeting and luncheon will be held at the Charles Webb Wesconnett branch of the public library on Thursday, September 17, at 10:30am. _______________________________________ Table of Contents MEETING MINUTES May . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 - 5 TREASURY REPORTS May – August and Proposed Budget . . . . 6 – 11 PROGRAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 JMTA Student Recitals . . . . . . . . . . . 13 District IV News Sonatina & Sonata Festival . . .14 Concerto Competition . . . . . . . 14 All About Student Day . . . 15 - 18 State News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 “Find a Teacher” on Website . . . . . . . . 20 Photo Gallery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 - 22 Over Coffee With… Mary Gniech . . . . . . . . . . . .23 - 25 AREA CONCERTS AND RECITALS . . . . 26 Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 President’s Pen Dear JMTA members, Welcome back! We have an exciting year of opportunities, and we hope you will be able to join us. We offer three JMTA Student Recitals, a Community Recital for advanced students, - 10the District 4 Sonatina/Sonata Festival, the District 4 Concerto Competition, and the annual District 4 Student Day evaluations. We also have a JMTA High School Senior Scholarship competition opportunity for upcoming college music majors, and a Community Service award competition for 9th and 12th graders! Catch all the details on our website, jaxmta.org. Our monthly JMTA meetings/ programs are all held on the second Thursday morning of the month, at 9:30am, except for this month it is being held on the third Thursday, and in December and June through August we have no general meetings. The programs are full of enrichment and assistance for our music teachers. Thank you to Anita Renfroe for coordinating the programs for us. This year we will hold our meetings/programs at different locations; emails will be sent out ahead each month, and you can check the website calendar as well. All are welcome to attend! We still have an opening on the board for someone to fill the wellness/ liaison position, to give wellness tips for our teachers and students at our meetings. If you are interested, please contact me at [email protected]. In this issue of High Notes, we interview and get to know newer member Mary Gniech. We look forward to seeing you this year and hope you’ll be able to engage your students in some of JMTA’s opportunities. Please let me know if you have any questions. Sincerely, Angie Holt President, JMTA ___________________________________ MEETING MINUTESJacksonville Music Teachers Association Thursday, May 14, 2026 UNF Recital Hall – 9:30 AM Welcome & Call to Order - President Angie Holt called the meeting to order at 9:32 AM. Attendance – In person: Angie Holt, Daniel Holt, Rhonda Danielson, Lorraine Sears, Denise Homsley, Christine Couch, Kama and Kaya Rasmussen-Li, Erin Bennett, Mimi Zhang Zoom: Paulette Kilt, Mary McKee, Anita Renfroe, Cheryl Dubberly Parliamentarian - Lynn Freeman Secretary Minutes - Rhonda Danielson Minutes were accepted as corrected Treasurer’s Report - Lorraine Sears
Communications & Internet Media - Angie Holt High Notes Newsletter will be sent this week. Vice President of Membership - Mary McKee We have two new members, Tracy Morris and Hsiang Tu, from Gainesville. Programs - Anita Renfroe Our program today is performances by our Scholarship and Concerto winners, some in person and some by video. Other Committee Reports: Social - Sandy Stewart Student Recitals - Christine Couch & Gavin Taylor Proton Therapy Recital - Sandy Stewart Photos from the recital will be in the newsletter. Scholarship - Kama Rasmussen-Li We had two Scholarship applicants. Jorges Daniel Penaherrera video performance today will include one of his compositions. He will be attending UNF in the fall. We may consider having the next Scholarship and Concerto Competitions on the same day at UNF, using the same judges for both events. Student Day - Angie Holt The Honors Recital on April 26 had a great number of attendees. Altruistic - Rhonda Danielson A card of encouragement was sent to Cheryl Dubberly, who will have hip surgery on June 3rd. Thank you cards and $50 checks will be sent to the past three venues where we have held events. Community Service Awards - Stefanie Batson-Martin Nicole Wang, a student of Stefanie, was our JMTA winner and applied for the state award but was not chosen. Ethics - Betty Atkinson Archivist/Historian - Paulette Kilts Paulette would like programs from the December, March, and Proton Therapy recitals. Old Business New Business Voting was held for three Amendment Proposals. Motion by Paulette to approve Amendment #1 regarding number of meetings per year, 2nd by Erin. (MSC) Motion by Paulette to approve Amendment #2 regarding Collegiate Membership – 2nd by Erin. (MSC) Motion by Paulette to approve Amendment #3 with new wording regarding awards and scholarships, 2nd by Rhonda (MSC) Paulette will update our constitution and bylaws, then renew Sunbiz. Adjournment: Meeting adjourned at 10:26 AM. Respectfully Submitted, Rhonda Danielson, Secretary ________________________________ TREASURY REPORTS May JMTA Treasurer Transaction Monthly Report May 1-31, 2026 Checking: Rate .10% Expenses 05/13/26 Square-Domain name renewal $19.95 05/20/26 Check 110 All Saints (recital donation) $50.00 05/21/26 Check 107-S. Stewart- recital supplies $33.31 05/27/26 Check 109--Arlington UMC (recital donation) $50.00 Deposits 05/27/26 MTNA--Dues $240.00 05/31/26 Interest $0.79 Current Checking $8,632.64 Warren Fund $727.73 TOTAL Checking Account $9,360.37 Business Money Market (Scholarship): Rate .60% ($1000+) Expenses Deposits TOTAL Business Money Market Account $138.23 Business Shares (Savings): Rate .10% ($100+) Expenses Deposits 5/31/26 Interest $0.02 TOTAL Business Shares Account $199.38 12 Month Business CD: Rate 4.00% Matures 6/7/26 Expenses Deposits 5/31/26 Interest 18.58 TOTAL Business CD Account $5,587.58 13 Month Promo CD: Rate 4.00% Matures 10/16/26 Expenses Deposits 5/31/26 Interest 17.10 TOTAL Promo CD Account $5,144.87 TOTAL ASSETS as of Apr. 30, 2026 $20,430.43 Submitted by Lorraine Sears 06/08/2026 Treasurer's Report Please review the following documents:
The Proposed Budget has been approved by the board. Questions can be asked at the meeting, and then the membership in attendance will vote to approve the budget for this Fiscal Year (July 1, 2026- June 30, 2027). ~Lorraine Sears, JMTA Treasurer June JMTA Treasurer Transaction Monthly Report June 1-30, 2026 Checking: Rate .10% Expenses 06/22/26Ck 106 E. Bennett (scholar. judge) $50.00 Deposits 06/10/26 MTNA--Dues $330.00 06/30/26 Interest $0.79 Current Checking $8,913.43 Warren Fund $727.73 TOTAL Checking Account $9,641.16 Business Money Market (Scholarship): Rate .60% ($1000+) Expenses Deposits 06/10/26 transfer from matured CD $5,592.53 6/30/2026 Interest 2.31 TOTAL Business Money Market Account $5,733.07 Business Shares (Savings): Rate .10% ($100+) Expenses Deposits 6/30/26 Interest $0.02 TOTAL Business Shares Account $199.40 12 Month Business CD: Rate 4.00% Matures 6/7/26 Expenses 6/10/26 Matured--transferred to Money Market 5592.53 Deposits TOTAL Business CD Account $0.00 13 Month Promo CD: Rate 4.00% Matures 10/16/26 Expenses Deposits 6/30/26 Interest 16.61 TOTAL Promo CD Account $5,161.48 TOTAL ASSETS as of June 30, 2026 $20,735.11 - Submitted by Lorraine Sears 07/10/2026 July JMTA Treasurer Transaction Monthly Report July 1-31, 2026 Checking: Rate .10% Expenses Deposits 07/15/26 MTNA--Dues $483.00 07/31/26 Interest $0.85 Current Checking $9,397.28 Warren Fund $727.73 TOTAL Checking Account $10,125.01 Business Money Market (Scholarship): Rate .60% ($1000+) Expenses Deposits 07/31/26 Interest $3.41 TOTAL Business Money Market Account $5,736.48 Business Shares (Savings): Rate .10% ($100+) Expenses Deposits 7/31/26 Interest $0.02 TOTAL Business Shares Account $199.42 13 Month Promo CD: Rate 4.00% Matures 10/16/26 Expenses Deposits 7/31/26 Interest 17.22 TOTAL Promo CD Account $5,178.70 TOTAL ASSETS as of July 31, 2026 $21,239.61 - Submitted by Lorraine Sears 08/07/2026 August JMTA Treasurer Transaction Monthly Report August 1-31, 2026 Checking: Rate .10% Expenses Deposits 08/18/26 MTNA--Dues $63.00 08/31/26 Interest $0.87 Current Checking $9,461.15 Warren Fund $727.73 TOTAL Checking Account $10,188.88 Business Money Market (Scholarship): Rate .60% ($1000+) Expenses Deposits 08/31/26 Interest $3.42 TOTAL Business Money Market Account $5,739.90 Business Shares (Savings): Rate .10% ($100+) Expenses Deposits 8/31/26 Interest $0.02 TOTAL Business Shares Account $199.44 13 Month Promo CD: Rate 4.00% Matures 10/16/26 Expenses Deposits 8/31/26 Interest 17.27 TOTAL Promo CD Account $5,195.97 TOTAL ASSETS as of August 31, 2026 $21,324.19 - Submitted by Lorraine Sears 09/02/2026 Proposed Budget Proposed JMTA Budget 2026-2027 Proposed Actual Proposed Income 2025-2026 2025-2026 2026-2027 Dues 1,400.00 1,626.00 1,400.00 Interest earned from checking 8.00 8.77 8.00 Luncheon 0.00 0.00 0.00 Scholarship Audition Fees 70.00 50.00 70.00 Student Recitals 300.00 310.00 300.00 Total 1,778.00 1,994.77 1,778.00 Proposed Actual Proposed Expenses 2025-2026 2025-2026 2026-2027 Altruistic 50.00 0.00 50.00 Community Service Award 80.00 40.00 80.00 FSMTA Conference Fund 100.00 100.00 100.00 FSMTF 15.00 15.00 15.00 Gifts 50.00 0.00 50.00 JMTA biannual (even year) site renewal 216.00 240.00 0.00 JMTA annual domain renewal 19.95 19.95 19.95 Miscellaneous 30.00 29.65 30.00 Programs (JMTA presenters) 100.00 0.00 25.00 Programs (Warren Fund - Outside Presenters) 100.00 100.00 175.00 Social 50.00 37.97 10.00 Scholarship Judges 300.00 150.00 200.00 State Conference President 300.00 250.00 300.00 Student Recitals 200.00 133.31 200.00 Sunbiz (Incorporation Fee) 61.25 61.25 96.25 Total 1,672.20 1,177.13 1,351.20 Budget Difference $105.80 $817.64 $426.80 ___________________________________ PROGRAMS Each month at the end of our General Meeting, we have an enrichment program for our teachers. The meeting usually starts at 9:30am (10:30am this month), followed by the program. All are welcome to both! Join us on Thursday, September 17 at 10:30am for our meeting and then our Welcome Back Luncheon afterwards! General Meeting – 10:30am Welcome Back Luncheon – afterwards, about 11:15am Location: Charles Webb Wesconnett Regional Library, in the Auditorium, 6887 103rd St., Jacksonville, 32210 Our Programs Chair Anita Renfroe will be rolling out the exciting programs for the year at our meeting. Stay tuned! The programs will also be posted in the October newsletter. Welcome Back Luncheon Join us for our luncheon after the meeting. The meat dish, bottled water, and napkins, plates, and cutlery will be provided. Please email me at [email protected] with what side dish or dessert you would like to bring. We hope to see you there!
JMTA Student Recitals Following are the student recitals for the school year: Sunday, October 11, 2026, at 3:00p St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church 3976 Hendricks Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32207 Application deadline Oct. 2, 2026, submitted to [email protected] Sunday, December 13, 2026, at 3:00p Arlington United Methodist Church 1400 University Blvd., N., Jacksonville, FL 32211 Application deadline Dec. 4, 2026, submitted to [email protected] Sunday, March 7, 2027, at 3:00p All Saints Episcopal Church 4171 Hendricks Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32207 You may enter through any of the sanctuary doors. Application deadline Feb. 26, 2027, submitted to [email protected] For this location, assistance is needed from a few able-bodied adults both before and after the recital to move the piano into position. If you have someone attending that can help, please ask them to arrive by 2:35p. The cost is $5 per student. Here is the link for participation guidelines: https://www.jaxmta.org/jmta-student-recitals.html
_________________________________ District IV News Sonatina and Sonata Festival The District 4 Sonatina and Sonata Festival will be held on Saturday, February 6, 2027 in the UNF Recital Hall (Room 1200) in the Fine Arts Building, time TBD. The application deadline is Friday, January 15, 2027. The cost is $15 for students of FSMTA members; an additional $10 (or $25 total) is required for students of non-member teachers. Click here for more information: https://www.jaxmta.org/district-4-sonatina--sonata-festival.html Concerto Competition The District 4 Concerto Competition will be held on Saturday, March 13, 2027 in the UNF Recital Hall (Room 1200) in the Fine Arts Building, time TBD. The application deadline is Friday, February 19, 2027. The cost is: FSMTA Members: Teacher fee-$0, Student Fee-$40, Total $40 FSMTA Nonmembers: Teacher fee-$40, Student Fee-$40, Total $80 Click here for more information: https://www.jaxmta.org/district-4-concerto-competition.html
__________________________________ All About Student Day FSMTA offers an annual evaluation program called Student Day, which is “structured and comprehensive,” according to the FSMTA website. Students are tested annually, not only on their ability to perform, but also on their understanding of music theory and their general knowledge of music. Levels of difficulty range from Primary through Level 12. Over one thousand students enroll in Student Day every year in the state of Florida. 60th Anniversary of District Student Day Student Day began 60 years ago this past spring, with the first State Student Day in 1966, and the first District Student Day in 1967. If you would like to be a part of this historic and state-wide evaluation, our next Student Day will be held on Saturday, April 10, 2027, at Mandarin Baptist Church, 11244 San Jose Blvd., 32223. The application deadline is Friday, March 5. If you’ve been interested in registering some students for this rewarding annual event but need more information, we are happy to assist you! Student Day is not only available for piano, but also vocal, string, woodwind, classical guitar, percussion, brass, harp, organ, and accordion. The cost is just $30 per student, plus $15 for the teacher’s lunch that day. Here is the link to register: https://www.jaxmta.org/district-4-student-day.html When registering, choose which section each student would like, morning or afternoon. All their activities will fall into their chosen section, including a non-graded recital, where each student can play one of their Student Day pieces for their peers. The following breaks down what each level involves: Primary level: 2 memorized pieces and keyboard skills before a judge Written theory test Level 1: 2 memorized pieces and keyboard skills before a judge Written theory test Aural theory test Levels 2 through 4: 3 memorized pieces and keyboard skills before a judge Written theory test Aural theory test Levels 5 through 12: 3 memorized pieces from different musical eras and keyboard skills before a judge Written theory test Aural theory test Note: Memorization is required only for piano and vocal. For repertoire lists, sample written theory and aural theory tests, keyboard skills information, adjudication forms, etc., they are all on the FSMTA website. Click on Student Activities on the home screen, and then FSMTA Non-Competitive Events. Scroll down to Members of FSMTA, click on log in here, and use the current password of Chopin, which is case-sensitive. (The FSMTA password changes every October, and as a member you will receive an email from their website admin with the new password each year.) Or, you can click here to go to the website, where there is also a Handbook of Student Activities for more detailed information: https://www.fmta.org/student-day-handbook.html Once you log in, you will see the following columns and more: The Written and Aural Theory column includes sample tests for written and aural Theory. The Piano Guidelines includes keyboard skills information including the musicianship questions and melodies for harmonization/transposition page where they pick one ahead of time to learn, as well as the suggested repertoire list. The Interactive Examination Sheets are what you’ll partially fill out and turn in for each student when you register, an example is to the right. Note: There are columns of guidelines for voice and for each of the different instruments as well. There are many excellent pieces listed on the repertoire lists for each level; however, you do not have to choose one of these pieces, as the lists are suggested guidelines. Note: The pieces must be original pieces, no arrangements, popular, traditional, or folk music. MUSIC MASTERS STUDENT DAY CURRICULUM In addition, an independent teacher has created a curriculum to help you prepare your students for the keyboard skills, written theory, and aural theory testing with helpful workbooks for each level. These follow the same leveling and guidelines that are provided in the Student Activities Handbook on the FSMTA website. These materials will assist students in mastering the FSMTA guidelines for Student Day. The contact information is as follows: Music Masters, 4111 NW 79 Ave., Coral Springs, FL 33065. To order, email Sue Colvert at Music Masters at [email protected]. The phone number is 954-752-2856. For their hard work and preparation, each student receives a beautiful certificate, and a medallion if they receive achievement. If they receive honors in their judge audition and at least an achievement in their written theory and aural theory, they also receive an honors ribbon from the State, and are invited to perform in the Honors recital held in the Recital Hall at UNF. Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you need assistance. I will be happy to answer any questions you may have!
___________________________________ State News 2026 FSMTA Mini-Conference October 17 – 18, 2026 “United by Music: A Nation’s Celebration, A State’s Legacy, A Profession’s Excellence” Tallahassee, FL Hyatt House Tallahassee Capitol – University 1100 Railroad Ave., Tallahassee, FL 32310, USA See FMTA.org for information Florida Gulf Coast University, Bower School of Music Fort Myers, Florida See FMTA.org for information __________________________________ “Find a Teacher” Section of JMTA Website Hello all, I need some help cleaning up the “Find a Teacher” section of the website. There are many new JMTA members not on the list, and many on the list that are no longer with JMTA. When you join JMTA, you are not automatically added to “Find a Teacher,” as it is not a member directory like on the FMTA website, since we do not have password protection. The FMTA.org state member directory is for teachers to find contact information of their fellow teachers. The “Find a Teacher” section of the JMTA website is for local prospective students and parents to find a teacher. It does not give the name, address, and phone number, unless you want it to. It can say whatever you’d like it to, to market yourself and advertise your availability. Entries are grouped together by zip codes so that prospective students/parents can search in their own area. Following is the “Find a Teacher” format: Teacher Name:
PHOTO GALLERY The District 4 Student Day Honors Recital took place on April 26th at the UNF Recital Hall. The Student Honors Recital featuring the winners of the District 4 Concerto Competition and the JMTA Scholarship Competition took place on May 14th at the UNF Recital Hall. Photos below. ___________________________________ Over Coffee With . . . Mary Gniech This month we are getting to know one of our newer members better. Thank you, Mary, for joining us! Q. Please tell us a little bit about yourself. A. I'm the oldest of six; I have 3 sisters and 2 brothers and was closest in age to my brothers. We all grew up in the cold Midwest. I was married (my mother-in-law gave me their piano before I married!) I'm a mom and a Grama 🎵. My son has a daughter and a son. Fun Fact: I have an MBA degree (finance & banking), earned a graduate certificate in transportation and logistics (aka CTL), all earned long after receiving my Bachelor of Music degree. Once I settled down in Florida, I started my private piano studio (thanks to my mother-in-law's long ago gift to me) and have kept my Studio going here for 37 years. I will keep it going for as long as I live. It gives me great joy. Q. What helped inspire you to take piano lessons? A. My Mom, her young sister, who was my favorite person, and my Dad's Mom played the piano very well. I remember loving the sound and how the keys looked as they played their music. There was a huge full upright piano in our house and in both grandparents' homes. And a lot of piano music books - including books my mom learned from. They seemed so magical and had star stickers on the pages that were pretty and shiny. Q. Did you have a favorite music teacher(s) that made music more enjoyable? A. When I was six, I was brought to Miss Molly Ulsed's house to have my first piano lesson and received my first music book - John Thompson 's teaching little fingers to play. I credit those 2 years with her for instilling in me what resulted in never forgetting how to play or read music over the following 6 years without a piano. And I credit my Maternal Grandparents for keeping their piano and the relatives who gave them sheet music and music books that filled a big box, all for me to play on their piano, every year for the 2 weeks during the summer when my family went up north to stay at their house with them. My parents finally bought a piano the summer before I started high school. I was able to take piano lessons again. Q. Tell us about some things you have been/are involved in musically. A. When I was a freshman in high school, I practiced piano in the choir room and the director asked me if I would accompany the musical during rehearsals. I said ok. My piano teacher was not ready for that. A neighbor told my mom to take me to Mrs. Hanson for lessons instead. I owe my life to that neighbor! Mrs. Hanson had a degree in music. No one ever told me college was also for music and piano! I told her I wanted to study music in college because piano is what I loved to do. After accompanying a summer stock musical rehearsals, various singers and dance classes, I realized after a few years that I didn't really enjoy any of it.. I also didn't want to work in a school as a music teacher. But teaching private piano lessons to children and adults, which I did through college and after I graduated, I enjoyed very much. Q. Do you have a story of something that happened during one of your performances and how you handled it? A. In high school I was asked to play the piano with the school orchestra. Because my mom had terrible stage fright when she performed as a child, she assumed all her fears were also mine. They weren't. Anyway, I found out after the fact, that she told the orchestra director to not let me know I was the soloist; he told the orchestra not to let me know (it included my trumpet playing brother). By her design, I didn't see the program until afterward and after people were complimenting me on my performance and me saying to them I was just part of the orchestra. That was bizarre and embarrassing and not very laughable. I learned that people can be robbed of an experience that's rightfully theirs and theirs alone by someone's unnecessary interference disguised as help. I also realized I didn't really know anything about the music world and didn't want to ever be so unaware and uninformed again. Q. What advice would you give to help focus before a performance and curb nerves? A. It's all about the music and an audience who came to hear it. It's about knowing you're human and letting yourself play what you know while the normal feelings we call "nerves" show up and then disappear unnoticed as you shape the sound-story in the music you create for all.. And, if you use the pedal, be sure to practice in the shoes you plan to wear. Q. What is one of the most interesting places you've visited? A. It's a tie: Marrakesh, Morroco; and Lanzarote, one of the Canary Islands. I went to both in the early '80's. Q. What do you find to be a challenge in teaching music and what do you find that helps? A. The most challenging thing in teaching piano is teaching transfer students. I find that honesty and patience and music they like helps the most. Keeping good humor in the lesson is essential. A clear and solid Studio Termination Policy that works both ways is a necessity. Q. Who are some of your favorite music composers? A. Chopin; Cyril Scott; Scott Joplin; Jon Batiste; me... __________________ AREA CONCERTS AND RECITALS Click on each link for a calendar of upcoming performances: The Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra EventsClick on link for more information and tickets: Events | Jacksonville Symphony University of North Florida Music Events Click on link for more information and tickets: https://www.unf.edu/coas/music/events.html Florida State College at Jacksonville Click on link for more information and tickets: fine-arts-calendar.jpg (2550×3300) Friday Musicale Events Click on link for more information and tickets: https://fridaymusicale.com/events/ St. Johns Cathedral Music Events Click on link for more information and tickets: https://www.jaxcathedral.org/events/ ___________________________________ Find A Teacher Section on Jaxmta.org Teachers, please take a moment to check out your information on our Find A Teacher page on the JMTA website (jaxmta.org). If you would like any changes made, or if you’re not listed yet and would like to be added, please contact Angie Holt at [email protected] with the verbiage you would like put in. This is a page that has information for prospective parents and students. ______________________________________ Did You Know? Residents of Duval county, if they have a Jacksonville Library card, can use the many electronic resources from the https://jaxpubliclibrary.org/digital-library. Getting a library card is free. All that's needed is your driver's license and sign up in person at any of the 21 branches. The card allows the use of Kanopy - which has free streaming movies, documentaries, educational resources [older teens/adults]. I saw a documentary "Making the Grade" which profiled Irish students and piano teachers whose students are preparing to take the Irish Royal Academy of Music Examinations. It was funny, moving, informative, and relatable, especially seeing snippets of the teacher's lessons in action and how the students feel about piano and their teachers overall. I highly recommend members watch it (and explore the other resources available from JPL)! - JohnWillard Utuk ______________________________________ Need a Sponsor? Does anyone in the JMTA need a sponsor or need help in any way? If so, John Scott, owner of Jacksonville School of Music & First Coast School of Music, is interested in helping our organization. If interested, contact John at [email protected]. His direction phone number is 904-248-1848. ____________________________________ Music Exchange Do you have too much music collected in your studio? Is there some you think you'll never use? Bring your unneeded music to any JMTA meeting. Bring home something new to you! Look for the "Free Music" spot. Music does not have to be brand new. __________________________________________________________ Have you found us on Facebook? Follow JMTA on Facebook for the latest happenings, photos, videos, and more! __________________________________________________________ Events Calendar Please view our website for any updates or additions to these events, as well as for more details including application deadlines: www.jaxmta.org. Thursday, 9/17 10:30am General Meeting and Welcome Back Luncheon Charles Webb Wesconnett Regional Library, 6887 103rd St., Jacksonville 32210 Thursday, 10/8 9:30am General Meeting and Program: Bridget O’Leary, “Sage advice with teaching senior students” Over Zoom Saturday, 10/10 – Sunday, 10/11 As Scheduled MTNA Competitions Florida Gulf Coast University, Bower School of Music, Fort Myers, Florida Sunday, 10/11 3:00pm JMTA Student Recital St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, 3976 Hendricks Ave., Jacksonville 32207 Saturday, 10/17 – Sunday, 10/18 As Scheduled FSMTA State Mini-Conference Hyatt House Tallahassee Capitol – University 1100 Railroad Ave., Tallahassee, FL 32310 Thursday, 11/12 9:30am General Meeting and Program: “Favorite Recital Themes” Mandarin Presbyterian Church, 2501 Loretto Rd., Jacksonville 32223 Sunday, 12/13 3:00pm JMTA Student Recital Arlington UMC, 1400 University Blvd. N., Jacksonville 32211 Stay tuned for more events to come! High Notes is distributed on the first of the month excluding June-August and December. All submissions are due by the 20th of the month prior to distribution. Submissions may be sent to [email protected]. _________________________ Comments are closed.
|
High NotesJMTA Newsletter Categories |
RSS Feed
