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Southwest Division.(Division News)(Arizona Study Program)(Brief Article)
In this month's column we feature our forty-eighth state, Arizona.
The Arizona Study Program (ASP) was started in 1958 and continues to provide a consecutive and comprehensive plan of music study designed to motivate and encourage students to strive for growth and excellence. This is a twelve-year graded course of study developed by the Arizona State MTA to provide for the development of musical performance, theory and technique. It requires continual work throughout the year and is evaluated in the spring by a master adjudicator and a written theory test.
The McCurnin Teacher Enrichment Grants, the ASMTA state conference, student scholarships and travel grants for student competitors are among ...
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