Community Music Centers of Atlanta - Little 5 Points

Thrilled. The next chapter begins for us. So proud of colleagues and friends (old and new) and of course family for making this happen.

What if your student didn't have to choose?

Stay tuned, Atlanta.

What if your student didn't have to choose?

Serious music training. Globally recognized academic excellence. A schedule that actually works.

For years, families have been told: pick one. Compromise on the other.

Not anymore.

Something is coming to Atlanta. A partnership that changes everything for young musicians in grades 6–12 who refuse to settle.

Stay tuned. 🎵

Watching students find their voice is why we do this. Shoutout to Victor Björnström, (Blue Tang) a 2026 Atlanta Music High School grad, on the release of his debut album "Chasing a Sword Lily." Victor's album can be found on Spotify, SoundCloud, and other platforms. Help us celebrate this milestone in the comments.

Summer is for discovery. Our 2026 Summer Camps and Workshops are about more than notes: they're about the 'aha!' moments that build confidence. From K-5 themed camps to 6-12 production workshops, registration is open for all skill levels. Visit cmcatlanta.com to claim a spot.

This crew takes the stage in the Sanctuary of the Inman Park Church at 3 pm Saturday. See our full Inman Park Festival Student & Faculty Showcase line up. Music starts at 1 pm Saturday and Sunday. https://www.cmcatlanta.com/index.php/resources/master-calendar/inman-park-festival-student-faculty-showcase

We've lined up an awesome CMC Atlanta Student & Faculty Showcase in the heart of this weekends' festivities. Join us for music from 1-6 on Saturday and Sunday in the Sanctuary of the Inman Park Church.

What does real musical growth look like?

It looks like a full house. It looks like a percussion ensemble of kids owning the stage next to Georgia State University and Georgia Perimeter College Wind Ensembles. It looks like a piece composed and commissioned specifically for them — Grove Patrol No. 1: Sweep the Beat by Marcus Moore, with original found percussion parts created by CMC faculty Emily Bridges, who rehearsed every beat and made the whole thing happen.

That's not just a performance. That's a moment these kids will carry with them.

This is what personalized, high-quality music education looks like at CMC Atlanta — and there's a place here for your child too.

Find your voice. Own your future.
Visit cmcatlanta.com to learn more about our After-School Music Program.

What sets a music education apart today? Discover CMC Atlanta’s unique programs designed for growth beyond the basics. In our Gap Year and Atlanta Music High School programs, every student finds a path tailored to their passion and goals.

• Personalized guidance from expert instructors
• Flexible schedules for busy families
• Real-world music experiences and lasting community

Ready to explore a different kind of music journey?

Reach out to learn more.