The ATLANTA CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL is a seven-day residential music festival for students of all orchestral instruments and piano in grades 6 to 12. ACMF stands out as one of very few festivals in the country with a chamber music focus for pre-college students, boasting an artist-faculty of the highest caliber in the Southeast, world renowned guest artists, thoughtful course offerings, and outstanding performance ensembles. All of this takes place on the historic campus of ACMF's new home at Emory University in Atlanta, GA, where evening activities include social events, trips to Emory Village, and concerts by our artist-faculty and guest artists. The experiences and connections students make during their inspiring week at ACMF last a lifetime!
"ACMF was the perfect balance of a demanding program and a supportive atmosphere. I was exhausted in the best way, and left a better player than I came in. I can't wait to go back next year!"
The ProgramACMF provides a comprehensive musical experience for students. Now in its ninth season, ACMF is rapidly earning its place among prestigious festivals nationwide for its thoughtful and original programming for the training of young musicians. Read about the different elements that make up the festival program.
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2020 Guest ArtistACMF is pleased to welcome Jaclyn Rainey, Associate Principal horn of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Ms. Rainey's residency will include teaching and performing, and coaching with the ACMF orchestras.
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The FacultyACMF boasts an artist-faculty of the highest caliber in the Southeast. Students will study the members of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, the Atlanta Opera Orchestra, the Atlanta Ballet Orchestra, the faculties of the University of Georgia, Emory University, Kennesaw State University, and many more. Read more.
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LATEST NEWS
ACMF Presents Sounds of Solidarity10/25/20
ACMF Presents Sounds of Solidarity. Faculty, guest artists, and friends perform an online concert, with proceeds benefitting the Southern Poverty Law Center. Thursday, October 29, 2020 at 8:00. p.m. Tune in here.
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