ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
2025

2 - 4pm
Sunday, 9th February
Sir John Franklin High School Music Room

All music teachers and supporters of MTA and/or the Yellowknife Music Festival are welcome to come and join the discussion, hear about our 2024 acheivements and our plans for 2025! (though only members in good standing may vote.)
You may renew your membership here.

Music at the Museum is held on the last Sunday of each month, from October to May, at the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Museum’s Café. It is a free unauditioned concert of mostly classical accoustic music, performed by members and students of members of the NWT Music Teachers’ Association. All are welcome to come and hear these talented musicians of all ages play for us.

The Music Teachers Association of the NWT, in partnership with PWNHC invites you to attend the last concert this season of mostly classical music at the Museum Café!

Music at the Museum, is a monthly series of free concerts that bring live classical music to Yellowknife, performed by members and students of members of MTA-NWT.

Celebrating the best of the best performers as selected by the Music Festival adjudicators during the Festival Classes in March and April, the public will have an opportunity to see these students perform and receive their awards in a free concert at NACC.

The Music Teachers Association of the NWT, in partnership with PWNHC invites you to attend concert of mostly classical music at the Museum Café!

Music at the Museum, is a monthly series of free concerts that bring live classical music to Yellowknife, performed by members and students of members of MTA-NWT.

The Music Teachers Association of the NWT, in partnership with PWNHC invites you to attend concert of mostly classical music at the Museum Café!

Music at the Museum, is a monthly series of free concerts that bring live classical music to Yellowknife, performed by members and students of members of MTA-NWT.

The Music Teachers Association of the NWT, in partnership with PWNHC invites you to attend concert of mostly classical music at the Museum Café!

Music at the Museum, is a monthly series of free concerts that bring live classical music to Yellowknife, performed by members and students of members of MTA-NWT.

The Music Teachers Association of the NWT, in partnership with PWNHC invites you to attend concert of mostly classical music at the Museum Café!

Music at the Museum, is a monthly series of free concerts that bring live classical music to Yellowknife, performed by members and students of members of MTA-NWT.

All Music Teachers, Members Past and Present and other people interested in the Yellowknife Music Festival or any of our other activities are welcome to attend the AGM to learn more about us.
You don’t have to be a member to attend the AGM, nor do you have to be a music teacher to join the association. Supporters are welcome. However, only current members in good standing may vote.

All Music Teachers, Members Past and Present and other people interested in the Yellowknife Music Festival or any of our other activities are welcome to attend the AGM to learn more about us.
You don’t have to be a member to attend the AGM, nor do you have to be a music teacher to join the association. Supporters are welcome. However, only current members in good standing may vote.

Sunday Evening on the NACC Stage 7:30 - 8:30pm open to all pianists, piano teachers and piano students. Please use the backstage entrance.

• Free Piano Workshop, 'Injury prevention for pianists' by Jonathan Raine

• This lecture will cover many of the common injuries associated with playing the piano along with potential strategies for avoiding these injuries in the first place.

Having grown up in Yellowknife, Johnathan Raine began his musical studies with Ardith Dean and Anita Kuzma and was a participant in Yellowknife’s first music festival in 2009. He has since performed in many solo and collaborative recitals, including the inaugural gala concert for the Morinville Arts Centre alongside members of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. He holds a Doctor of Musical Arts in piano performance from the University of Western Ontario, having studied under the tutelage of Dr. Leslie Kinton. He completed his Master’s of Music at McGill University under Dr. Stéphane Lemelin and his Bachelor of Music at the University of Alberta’s Augustana Campus with Dr. Milton Schlosser.