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Carolina Voices
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Charlotte Civic Orchestra
The Charlotte Civic Orchestra and CMTA sponsor the Youth Concerto Competition. See details on the Events page. |
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Charlotte Folk Society
www.folksociety.org
Heralding 20 years of presenting traditional & contemporary folk music, dance, crafts and lore! We sponsor concerts, jams, a monthly newsletter and two annual festivals.
The CPCC Folk Frolic comes along every Spring and in the Fall we present the Festival in the Park Folk Stage. Fun for the entire family-bluegrass, blues, old-time, Celtic, Cajun and more!
Proud recipient of the 2002 "Community Traditions Award" presented by NC Folklore Society.
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Charlotte Philharmonic Orchestra
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Charlotte Symphony Orchestra
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ClickCom, Inc. - Internet Solutions Company
ClickCom.com is excited to be the webmaster of The Charlotte Music Teachers Association. Please visit our CMTA site at www.charlottemta.org.
In cooperation with the CMTA ClickCom.com has developed a low cost solution for your business and personal web site needs.
Call for details and example sites at 704-365-9970 ext. 110 and ask for John DiCristo or click on our link above. |
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Graphic Imaging, Inc.
Graphic Imaging..."Imagination Without Limitations" Tillman Ross, Owner - 704-795-5798
Catering to Small Businesses, Churches and Schools. All printed materials, including novelty items: t-shirts, pens, mugs, etc. Graphic Imaging does design and printing for CMTA and NCMTA. |
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Music Link Foundation
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Music Teachers National Association
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North Carolina Music Teachers Association
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Sizzling Strings
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The Violin Shoppe
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WDAV
CMTA endorses WDAV's Music Listening Journal for Certification points. Also Certification points are given for listening regularly to the station. This fun-filled activity lesson is geared for third graders, however, it can easily be adapted to suit other age groups. Each activity takes about 20 minutes to complete, and lessons may be taught in any order.
Classical 89.9's Music Listening Journal is designed to give children an immediate connection with classical music. Children are encouraged to trust their intuitive reactions to the music that they hear. They are NOT given information about composers, eras, works, opus numbers and so forth. Instead, they are given enjoyable, challenging experiences that require them to listen closely with a creative ear. Some excercises encourage children to explore human emotion and expression; some challenge literacy skills and other require mathematical thinking. All are FUN and filled with things to which young people can relate.
No special equipment (other than a CD player) or knowledge of classical music is required. You don't have to be a music teacher to use these activities. To request the complimentary companion CD's, call Classical 89.9 at (704) 894-8990, or click on their link to send an e-mail. |
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