We are pleased to announce that the 2011 Australian Kodály Journal is now available for download. It has a selection of informative reading from both Australian and international educators. In particular, this edition celebrates 35 years of the International Kodály Society. Download here
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KMEIA is one of the largest and most active professional associations for music educators. We are a community inspired by the educational and aesthetic philosophies of the Hungarian composer Zoltán Kodály. Our members seek to adapt his ideas to create programs of excellence for Australian children. Through supporting and resourcing Australian music teachers, KMEIA upholds the highest standards of music education. |
KMEIA is a professional association comprised of a National Council (The Governing Body) and six State branches.
For information on each State branch, click on the boxes above
Additionally, KMEIA is an affiliated body of the International Kodály Society
The National Council is the governing body of KMEIA comprised of
Our mission is to serve with integrity and honesty as a centre of excellence for music education. Our aim is to build, lead and resource communities of educators committed to enhancing the musical skills of children and adults through sequential and developmental, singing-based programs. These programs are inclusive of all, nurturing a love and passion for music and music-making. We provide opportunities for teachers and musicians to raise their levels of achievement and we strive to inform government authorities on the importance of quality music education for all children.
Honorary Life Membership is KMEIA’s highest accolade and is given in recognition of an individual's ongoing and highly significant contribution to the organisation. Accordingly, KMEIA recognises the following individuals who are Life Members:
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2009 Australian Kodály Journal