Music Literacy Program
Historically held in March, the Washington State Music Teachers Association Music Literacy Program is a non-competitive comprehensive theory and technique program consisting of ten progressive levels. Each level requires proficiency in rhythm development, sight reading, technique, written theory, and ear training.
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Open to students studying piano and strings.
Event Details
Event Dates | March 18-22, 2024
Registration Deadline | March 1, 2024
Location | Coming Soon!
Register students and pay registration fees online through WSMTA. Teachers must have a valid and current login through WSMTA. For registration questions, contact the WSMTA Help Desk.
Music Artistry Program Guidlines
Event Guidelines
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Exams are administered by the teacher in their own studio
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The non-competitive program consists of ten progressive levels
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Each level requires proficiency in the following areas:
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Rhythm and Pulse Development​
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Sight Reading
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Scales and Technique
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Written Theory
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Ear Training
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Additional Options for the Creative Student
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Students may enter at any level and may complete portions or the complete exam
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Participation is not based on year in school or years of study, but instead on student ability in particular areas
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The exams provide a music event evaluating the progressive growth of ALL students - those studying music as a hobby, as well as those aspiring to enter the music world professionally
Registration Guidelines
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All registrations to be submitted online
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Please mail checks made payable to MTACC to the Festival Chair within one week of registration​
Eligibility​
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Student must have studied with a current MTACC teacher for a minimum of 6 months
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Teacher must be an MTACC member in good standing
Results
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Teachers submit their students' test scores to the Event Chair. Written theory exams above 96% are posted in the State newsletter and are awarded an additional seal on their certificate
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All participants will receive a certificate at the end of the event