As a 501(c)3 organization established in 1938, the Milwaukee Music Teachers Association is proud to have been serving the Greater Milwaukee Area for over 80 years. Our mission has always been to promote excellence in music education and to provide our members with resources, support and opportunities to become better educators. With a focus on piano, strings, voice and music therapy, we strive to promote lifelong learning for both students and educators.
Student Performing Events
Youth Concerts
MMTA is dedicated to promoting music education and fostering a love of music in young people. Our Youth Concert Series is an opportunity for students to showcase their skills and hard work, with auditions, recitals, and awards throughout the year. We are committed to providing a supportive environment for young musicians to learn and grow, and to inspire a lifelong appreciation of music.
Artist and Debut
Here at the Milwaukee Music Teachers Association, we proudly sponsor the Artist and Debut Series for the most advanced music students between the ages of 14-35. This program provides young artists with the opportunity to showcase their talents in front of a live audience, gain valuable performance experience, and receive constructive feedback from experienced professionals in the industry.
Piano Olympics - Exceptional Needs
We are proud to announce the addition of the Piano Olympics for Exceptional Needs Students to our annual event. This program is designed to give every student the opportunity to showcase their talents and love for piano music, regardless of their physical or mental abilities. To learn more about this program, please contact our Program Chair here.
Piano Olympics
Milwaukee Music Teachers Association is proud to sponsor the Piano Olympics, an annual competition designed to challenge piano students and encourage the study of technical aspects of playing the piano. Participants will compete in various levels, from beginner to advanced, and have the opportunity to showcase their skills in front of judges and peers. To learn more about this exciting event and how to participate, click the link below.
Wisconsin Federation of Music Clubs
Junior Festival
MMTA sponsors a Junior Club for participation in the National Federation of Music Clubs' Junior Festival Auditions.
By joining the Milwaukee Music Teachers Association, teachers become a member of the Wisconsin Federation of Music Clubs and gain all the privileges of that membership, one of which is being able to present students in the yearly Festivals held in many cities during January - March.
Playathon - National Music Week
Celebrate National Music Week (May 4th-11th). Students can write poetry, an essay, create artwork and perform on their instrument at the Cedarburg Cultural Art Center on Sunday, May 4th! View our "Member Events" page in the future for more detail.