Saturday is a VERY busy day for OkMEA.
CTSWS teachers - the second deadline for entries is Saturday. After Saturday, all unpaid entries will be removed from participation in the festival.
Children's All-State teachers - the first deadline for entries is Saturday! All entries must be paid by Saturday with PO, check, and/or credit card or you will be charged second deadline fees.
Choral directors - the emergency deadline is Saturday. All emergency entries must be paid via credit card on GTOMS before students are allowed to participation in auditions. Contact Mark Cain to enter any emergency entries.
Collective directors - the emergency deadline is Saturday. Saturday is also the deadline to upload all audition components. Contact Eric Barnes to enter any emergency entires.
Please reach out to your ensemble chair with any questions!
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Music has a way of bringing a community together.
Across Oklahoma, 4,774 young singers come together through Circle the State with Song—learning new music, meeting other students, and experiencing the joy of making music as part of something bigger than themselves.
With 26 regions across the state, these experiences happen close to home, giving students in communities large and small the opportunity to sing, learn, and belong.
One rehearsal. One region. One community at a time, we’re helping create a place for music to grow across Oklahoma.
4,774 students. 26 regions. One Oklahoma.
Music Starts in Our Communities.
#MusicStartsHere #OkMEA #CTSWS #MusicEducation
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Join us for the 85th Annual OkMEA Winter Conference in Tulsa from January 20-23, 2027. Visit the Winter Conference website to view the schedule and register! Click on the pinned post here on Facebook or go to the OkMEA website to learn more!
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A new edition of Take Note Tuesday is now available. The link is available in the comments. ... See MoreSee Less
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Every musical journey starts somewhere.
With a first note.
A first rehearsal.
A first time standing on a stage and realizing, I belong here.
For Oklahoma students, music can become a place to discover confidence, creativity, friendship, and something they didn’t know they were capable of doing.
Those first experiences can grow into performances, auditions, new friendships, future careers, and/or a lifelong love of making music.
Before any of that can happen, someone has to give a student the opportunity to begin.
Music Starts With a Student.
#MusicStartsHere #MusicStartsWithAStudent #OkMEA #MusicEducation
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