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Past events

1 Mar 2025 Annual General Meeting 2025 - Statewide
22 Feb 2025 2025 Music Teachers Conference - Hearing Beyond Sound
14 Dec 2024 Deck the Halls, Lunch Calls! | 2024
7 Dec 2024 A Jingle & Mingle | 2024
1 Dec 2024 Tinsel, Toys, & All the Joys | 2024
27 Oct 2024 2024 Music Awards | North & North West
26 Oct 2024 Afternoon Melodies | Piano Recital
31 Aug 2024 2024 Music Competition | Southern Branch
15 Jun 2024 Keys to Mastery | Karen Smithies
2 Jun 2024 Afternoon Melodies | Piano Recital
2 Jun 2024 Keys to Mastery | Piano Masterclass
1 Jun 2024 Afternoon Melodies | Piano Recital
1 Jun 2024 Keys to Mastery | Piano Masterclass
5 May 2024 Harmony in Motion: Violin & Piano Workshop
4 May 2024 Interstellar Sounds: May the Fourth Music Education Seminar
23 Mar 2024 Musicali-tea: Teacher Meet Up
2 Mar 2024 2024 Music Teachers Conference - Fireworks in the Music Brain
24 Feb 2024 Annual General Meeting 2024 - Statewide
16 Dec 2023 Tinsel, Toys, & All the Joys
2 Dec 2023 A Jingle & Mingle
29 Oct 2023 2023 Music Awards | North & North West
2 Sep 2023 2023 Music Competition | Southern Branch
12 Aug 2023 Brett Budgeon Vocal Workshop
31 May 2023 Piano Workshops with Shan Deng
20 May 2023 Piano Workshop with Shan Deng
13 May 2023 Let's Play Piano, with Michela Pinner
4 Mar 2023 Music Teachers Conference 2023
25 Feb 2023 Annual General Meeting 2023
17 Dec 2022 A Not-So Silent Night
24 Sep 2022 Piano Workshop with Shan Deng
31 Aug 2022 Fostering Complete Musicianship
27 Aug 2022 Music Competition | Southern Branch
14 May 2022 Piano Masterclass with Shan Deng
26 Feb 2022 Music Teachers Conference & AGM 2022

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TMTA acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation. 

We pay respect to the palawa peoples who are the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.