Alberta Kodály Association
We invite you into the joyful music making community that is the Alberta Kodály Association.
About AKA
Our Mission
The Alberta Kodály Association was started by Alberta music educators who follow the teachings of Hungarian composer and music educator; Zoltán Kodály ("koh - dye").
The AKA provides professional development support and training for music teachers.
Founded in 1983, the Alberta Kodaly Association has advocated quality music education through teacher training, professional development and the publication of our journal, the Ephatha. Both founders, Sr. Therese Potvin and Lois Choksy, remain lifetime members of the AKA.
The AKA thanks the Alberta Foundation For the Arts for their generous support.
Upcoming Events
Building Musical Community, One Event at a Time
Resources
Knowledge, inspiration, to learn, plan, and succeed!
Join the Alberta Kodály Association
Join together with musician-educator colleagues to serve as a voice for music education.
Scholarship Opportunities
Members are welcome to apply for scholarships at the Provincial and National levels.
Learning Resources
The official journal of the Kodály Society of Canada
Ephatha Newsletter
(e-'fay-tah) |The AKA’s Annual Newsletter
EPHATHA is Aramaic for "be opened".
The AKA newsletter is sent electronically to all Kodály Society of Canada members each spring. It contains conference and workshop news as well as articles relevant to Alberta music teachers.
To submit articles, teaching ideas, or web links for Ephatha, please contact us here
Board Of Directors
AKA Board for 2026-2027
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Meagan Nicol
PRESIDENT
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Sarah Schaub
PAST PRESIDENT
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Michael Buckler
VICE-PRESIDENT
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Kaitlynn Dietzmann
SECRETARY
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Kiana Davies
TREASURER
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Jordyn Hadfield
MEMBER AT LARGE
Commitees
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Sheriann Clelland
REGISTRAR & COMMUNICATIONS
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Meagan Nicol
EPHATHA EDITOR
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Sarah Schaub
SOCIAL MEDIA CO-ORDINATOR
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Angela McKeown
SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS
Advisors
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Dr. Ardelle Ries
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Dr. Eila Peterson
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Anita Perlau
Honorary Members
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Dr. Ardelle Ries
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Lois Choksy (D)
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Sister Therese Potvin (D)