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ATMI National Conference 2026

A national conference focused on technology in music education, with programming on technology across music instruction.

Amway Grand Plaza

Date
November 12, 2026
Venue
Amway Grand Plaza
Location
Grand Rapids, MI

TL;DR

  • The 2026 conference starts November 12 at Amway Grand Plaza in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
  • CMS/ATMI national conferences routinely draw more than 400 participants, including faculty, administrators, graduate students, and music-sector professionals.
  • Program formats include papers, panels, posters, and workshops on technology in music instruction.

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About

ATMI holds its annual national conference alongside the College Music Society. Conference programming explores music-instruction technology through presentations, panels, posters, and workshops.

Who you'll find in the room

Faculty

Faculty are among the participant groups identified for CMS/ATMI national conferences.

Administrators

Administrators are among the participant groups identified for CMS/ATMI national conferences.

Graduate students

Graduate students are among the participant groups identified for CMS/ATMI national conferences.

Independent scholars

Independent scholars are among the participant groups identified for CMS/ATMI national conferences.

Composers

Composers are among the participant groups identified for CMS/ATMI national conferences.

Publishers

Publishers are among the participant groups identified for CMS/ATMI national conferences.

Music business personnel

Music business personnel are among the participant groups identified for CMS/ATMI national conferences.

Venue & travel

Venue

Amway Grand Plaza

Questions people ask

6 answered

The conference starts November 12, 2026.

CMS/ATMI national conferences routinely attract more than 400 participants; this figure is not a specific attendance count for the 2026 edition.

The 2026 conference is at Amway Grand Plaza in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Published participant groups include faculty, administrators, graduate students, independent scholars, composers, publishers, and music business personnel.

It suits faculty, administrators and graduate students in higher education who want to see how technology is used in music teaching, since the program is built from papers, panels, posters and workshops and the meeting runs alongside the College Music Society, which routinely draws over 400 people. Working performers or teachers outside colleges and universities will find less, as the stated focus is music instruction in higher education, though publishers and music business personnel are among the listed attendees.

Academic music conferences typically call for business casual, with professors in jackets or smart layers and students a little more relaxed; a dressier outfit suits anyone presenting or performing.

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