The requirements for each of the levels are outlined in the Music Progressions Curriculum Guide, which can be obtained for $10. Also available is the Music Progressions Resource Handbook. This book helps teachers prepare their students for the event and can be purchased for $12.
To order, make checks payable to KMTA and mail to:
Pat Ziegelmeier
2154 County Rd. 27
Gem, KS 67734
KMTA is a non-profit organization of music teachers in the state of Kansas. Many of our members have studio openings in a range of different instruments and levels. Our public "Find a Teacher" directory allows you to search for teachers by instrument, towns and zip codes.
Kansas Music Teachers Association is dedicated to helping each student experience the joy of music. Through its educational programs and activities, this organization will empower its members - teachers with high professional standards - to foster in students a lifelong commitment to music as patrons, performers, teachers, and hobbyists.
Membership in KMTA and MTNA offers many benefits, including insurance program, legal counsel, student programs (recitals, competitions and auditions), regular professional meetings with guest speakers, state and national conference, National Certificate of Music Teaching (NCTM), and more.
KMTA Central Office
The Contact Form is found under "Contact" in the main menu.
Kansas Music Teachers Association is an affiliate of Music Teachers National Association
