Inspiring students to become lifelong participants in the musical experience
RegistrationEach team receives:
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2018-2019Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018
Registration Opens Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2018 Registration Deadline Friday, Jan. 18, 2019 Regional Contests Friday, Feb. 1, 2019 Championship Contest |
Study Guide ThemesFeatured composer: Ravel
Featured genre: Minimalism Featured ethnomusic: Chinese We're very excited to announce that musicologist Kathryn Hujda is writing a brand new Study Guide for the Music Listening Contest this year.... more |
“Of all the things we do as musicians and students, this activity has been the most pertinent and useful to our learning goals and understandings. The impact of the music program is direct and profound.” -- Ed Candland (2017 MLC coach)
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Our purposeThe purpose of the Music Listening Contest (MLC) is to assist teachers in their efforts to expand the musical experiences of students -- particularly through the use of Western art music, commonly referred to as classical music. The contest materials cover classical music, global perspectives, and a variety of musical influences. The objective of the contest is to inspire students to become lifelong participants in the musical experience.
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Sponsors
Opera ($1,000+)
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Jill and John Price
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Symphony ($500)
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Concerto ($250)
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“The thing I truly love about the Music Listening Contest is that there are no losers. Inevitably, participants develop new dimensions of musical understanding and a passion for at least one previously undiscovered style of music."
– Bill Alexander, Duluth Marshall High School
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“Of all the things we do as musicians and students, this activity has been the most pertinent and useful to our learning goals and understandings. The impact of this music program is direct and profound.” – Ed Candland, Pine View High School
