
July 10-12, 2024
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO
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About the Annual Modern Band Summit
The Modern Band Summit is a professional development conference like no other! For three days, music educators from all over the country come together to learn, teach, play music, and experience the modern band curriculum. This is the premiere gathering for those passionate about the rising tide of culturally-responsive music education — teachers, district and state arts administrators, university professors, artists, advocacy groups, instrument manufacturers, and other experts. Whether you’re a new teacher or a seasoned educator, the Modern Band Summit is the only conference you need to achieve your professional development goals. You will leave with hands-on experience, new tools, and innovative techniques to transform your classroom and impact even more students!
Why You Should Attend the Modern Band Summit

Quality Training
We select every speaker and presenter based on their knowledge, integrity, and training experience. You will meet real pros from across the global modern band education community who provide real, actionable insights and hands-on training that you will be able to apply in the classroom immediately.

Professional Development
Attendees can receive a certificate for up to 15 hours of professional development. Please check with your district regarding its acceptance policy and certification protocol.

Community
You will forge lifelong relationships with people who become like family — your go-to group of peers whom you can ask any question or lean on for support.

Educational Resources
By attending the Modern Band Summit, you become a part of the Music Will community. You will gain exclusive access to ongoing resources and support that will continue to guide you on your teaching journey.

Inspiration
Modern band is so much more than curriculum – it’s a movement that brings cultural responsiveness to music education that has been missing in the past. You will leave excited about the upcoming school year, prepared with new ways to engage your students and get them excited to learn about music.

































