Student Events
The MTACC provides various events for students of all ages, levels, and abilities throughout the year, all benefiting students' skill assessment, musical knowledge, and providing performance opportunities.
This annual Festival is organized in a master class format featuring early music of the Baroque and Classical music eras. Students experience performances of similar levels and a master teacher works with each student individually. Historically held in early November.
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Open to students studying piano.
This annual Festival is organized in a master class format featuring early music of the Baroque and Classical music eras. Students experience performances of similar levels and a master teacher works with each student individually. Students may opt to enter competitively for Winner and Honorable Mention placements per grade division. Historically held in early November.
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Open to students studying strings and voice.
The Clark County Piano Competition is a formal competition, featuring 1st Place, 2nd Place, and Honorable Mention placements. Students are organized by age brackets. Students that have participated in the Music Artistry Program may also compete to represent Clark County and perform at the WSMTA State Conference in June.
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Open to students studying piano.
Six pianos on stage with different ensemble groupings of students and a special teacher feature! We are so excited for this new festival opportunity for our piano students, focusing on collaborative musical skills. This event is held every other year, historically held in early October.
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Open to students studying piano.
This Festival is organized in a master class format featuring music from the Musical Theatre genre. Students experience performances of similar levels and a master teacher works with each student individually. Students may opt to enter competitively for Winner and Honorable Mention placements per grade division. Historically held in late November.
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Open to students studying voice.
This Festival is organized in an American Idol master class format featuring music from the Pop, Rock, and Jazz Music genres. Students experience performances of similar levels while local professional musicians and artists work with each student individually and/or as an ensemble. Students may opt to enter competitively for Winner and Honorable Mention placements per grade division. This event is held every other year, historically held in early May.
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Open to students studying any instrument, solo works, or collaborative ensembles.
This annual Festival is organized in a master class format featuring music of the Romantic and Contemporary music eras. Students experience performances of similar levels and a master teacher works with each student individually. Students may opt to enter competitively for Winner and Honorable Mention placements per grade division. Historically held in mid-May.
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Open to students studying strings and voice.
The Washington State Music Teachers Association Music Artistry Program is an annual self-supporting annual event developed for students to encourage interest in music and to maintain standards of fine musicianship. Students perform two pieces individually with the Visiting Artist and receive valuable feedback. Historically held in mid-March.
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Open to students studying piano, strings, and voice.
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. Historically held in mid-April.
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Open to students studying piano and strings.