Orchestra directors, join Brenda Wagner and others as they present "Read, Rehearse, Refine: Learning from Orchestra Master Teachers" at the Fall Conference on Thursday, October 15th at Oklahoma City University!
Join us with your instruments to read and rehearse “go to” pieces grade 1A - 4A with some of our master teachers. Walk away from this reading/rehearsal session with great ideas to help with preparation for upcoming performances.
Register today and bring a friend or two! #okmea #okmeafall2026
Visit the OkMEA website to register OR check out the pinned post on our Facebook page!
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Orchestra directors, join Sarah Neely, Dawn Thrailkill, and others as they present "Read, Rehearse, Refine: Learning from Orchestra Master Teachers" at the Fall Conference on Thursday, October 15th at Oklahoma City University!
Join us with your instruments to read and rehearse “go to” pieces grade 1A - 4A with some of our master teachers. Walk away from this reading/rehearsal session with great ideas to help with preparation for upcoming performances.
Register today and bring a friend or two! #okmea #okmeafall2026
Visit the OkMEA page to register or check out the pinned Facebook post!
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It is time to vote for the new OkMEA President Elect, Elementary Vice President, and Band Vice President! If you are an active or retired member, you should have received a personalized email to vote from Election Buddy. If you did not receive it, please reach out to Katie Robertson at director@okmea.org.
Check out candidate information here: okmea.org/about/elections/
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Band directors, join Dr. Marty Marks as he presents the "Merging the Micro to the Macro: Connecting Art to Skill in our Instrumental Classrooms" at the Fall Conference on Thursday, October 15th at Oklahoma City University!
How, during our rehearsals, can we make time to help students understand the artistic impact of music when time limitations demand that we focus on producing a characteristic sound, articulation, or the full value of a dotted half note? This session will provide ideas for instrumental music educators to connect the teaching of “craft,“ such as posture, technique, or reading notation to “art,“ the making of music that can be performed and perceived as an aesthetic transformation - a mirroring of life and humanity. Those in attendance can also expect to be given the tools to discover how to connect art and craft for their students in ways that express each teacher’s own journey as musicians.#okmea #okmeafall2026
Visit the OkMEA website to register or the pinned post on our Facebook page!
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College and University Choral Directors - don't forget to register your students for the Intercollegiate Choir. Information can be found on the OkMEA website. The deadline to enter is October 17th! Help spread the word!
For more information - okmea.org/intercollegiate-choir/
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