MULTIMEDIA
The National Association of Negro Musicians, Inc. is an organization rich in musical history, and is supported by people of strong cultural ideals and high musical standards. We welcome you to view various media that showcases our "Pride in a cultural heritage."
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MULTIMEDIA
The National Association of Negro Musicians, Inc. is an organization rich in musical history, and is supported by people of strong cultural ideals and high musical standards. We welcome you to view various media that showcases our "Pride in a cultural heritage."
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Please use the links below to navigate to the appropriate page.
NANM National Convention Schedule
July 12 - 17, 2025 • Detroit, Michigan
It is with great anticipation that we invite you to attend the upcoming NANM National Convention, to be held July 12 - 17, 2025 in Detroit, Michigan at the Detroit Marriott, Renaissance Center. This will be an event you will not want to miss! Our workshops will feature the following:
Gala Awards Banquet
Honoring legendary musicians and change-makers including Dr. Willis and Frankie Patterson, Dr. Anne-Marie Hudley Simmons, Afa Dworkin, Robin Terry, and Dr. Alvin Waddles.
Plenary Speakers
Including Dr. Leah Claiborne
2025 National Scholarship Competition for Piano
Featuring the winners from the regional competitions.
The New Century Competition for Organ
Featuring new and talented organists from around the country!
The William Warfield Vocal Masterclass
Featuring our talented Collegiate Young Artist vocalists.
Strong Body, Strong Voice: The Connection Between Athleticism and Vocal Health
presented by Shauna Howard
They Want Our Rhythm But Not Our Blues
presented by G. Preston Wilson
Duke Ellington: The Classical Piano Composer
presented by Martin David Jones
Soulful Strategies: A Survival Guide for Black Collegiate Musicians
presented by The Black Collegiate Musicians Organization
Building a Successful High School Voice Studio: From Foundation to Flourish
presented by Alaina Brown-Chin
Black Music & Culture at Berklee College of Music, Part II
presented by Michael C. Mason, Aminah Pilgrim, and Chloe Swindler
A View from The Balcony: Opera Through Womanist Eyes
presented by Rev. Dr. Jean Derricotte Murphy
Equity and Tenure in Orchestras: Lessons from 'Dear American Orchestras'
presented by the Black Orchestral Network
Choral Clinic for Developing Voices: Fostering Confidence and Musicianship in Youth
presented by
The Evolution of the African American Song: Celebration of the works of Joubert
presented by Artina McCain
