INSTRUCTION: For an ensemble (duet, trio, quartet ect. [for Duet both parts must be equal the second must not be an accompaniment]), list ALL the students on ONE FORM. To enter multiple students playing SOLO repertoire, please submit a SEPARATE form for EACH student. Solo Repertoire with an accompanist and concerti, including solo piano concerti with a second piano accompaniment are NOT considered ensembles they are solos with an accompanist. Examples of concerti that are ensembles: J. S. Bach's Double Violin Concerto, L. V. Beethoven's Triple Concerto. We can NOT accommodate Double piano concerti (works that require a third piano for accompaniment i.e.: Poulenc, Bach, Mozart concerti for two solo pianos and orchestra.
Check guidelines on the PhMTA website. Note the following time limits: Intermediate solos, 5 minutes, Advanced solos, 8 minutes, Concertos and ensembles: 12 minutes.
Solo
If the student is performing by themselves or as a soloist with an accompanist.
Ensemble
If the student is performing as part of an ensemble
Non-Member of MTNA and PhMTA fee
If a teacher is not a member of both MTNA and PhMTA, they will need to pay this non-member fee. SELECT ONLY ONCE. Do not need to add it for every student you register.
Non-Member of PhMTA (but member of MTNA)
If a teacher is a member of MTNA, but not a member of PhMTA, they will need to pay this non-member fee.SELECT ONLY ONCE. Do not need to add it for every student you register.
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