Virtual Concert Video Series



Welcome to the AGM Video Series page! We are so excited to begin this new program that features the talents of our incredible teachers. Many students were working on music for both the Great Lakes Regional Contest as well as Spring Recitals and we want to offer you the chance to show off your hard work. If you are a student of an AGM teacher, please see the instructions below on how to submit a recording to be a part of one of our Virtual Concerts.


Frequently asked Questions


What is the AGM Virtual Concert Video Series?
The AGM Virtual Concert Video Series is a production that features the talents of the American Guild of Music. Members and their students will submit videos of a performance which will be combined with other performances to create a virtual concert. We will create multiple concerts based on the amount of submissions and will publish them to our Facebook Page.

Who Can Submit Video Submissions?

AGM members and their students are all welcome to submit. 

What kind of performance are you looking for?

We want you to be creative. Solos, duets, you name it! You can submit any kind of performance- both classical and pop selections!

How many videos can I submit?
We encourage you to submit only one video! However, please make sure that only one piece is recorded per video to help our tech team from having to do extra editing.

When do I need to submit by?

All videos should be submitted by May 25th. We also cannot guarantee that all videos will make it into a concert but we will do our best.

What format should my video be?

You may use whatever kind of video recording device you wish, please ensure it is in a horizontal landscape mode (not vertical), there is sufficient lighting so that we can see the performer, and the sound quality is on best quality.

How do I submit my video?

Please send video files to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Please also include: performer's name, teacher/studio, title of work performed, and the composer. If your file is too large, please put it in a cloud file and send us the link to gain access and download it.

If you have questions or access issues, please email Dan Miner at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we will try to help as best as we can!

Voice Contest

Vocalist Contest for Young Voice Students


As a young voice student, getting the chance to show off your singing skills at a contest for vocalists is fun! At American Guild of Music voice contests, you also receive constructive feedback from talented experts to help you grow as a musician. Our vocalist contests focus on the needs of the "everyday" music student. Open to students under 21 years old with 3 months to 12 years of study, the goal is to motivate them in their musical studies.

The contests are aimed at inspiring students to continue their music education, whether or not they intend on making music a career. Because whether your young musician dreams of being a Broadway star, a video game designer – or an opera singer who plays video games – learning music competently teaches discipline, cooperation, integrity and leadership.

With other contests for piano, organ, keyboard, accordion, violin (classical and Broadway), string instruments, wind instruments, guitar and drums/percussion, there is a music contest for every young music student.

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Violin Contest

Violin Contest for Young Music Students


As a young violin student, getting the chance to show off your playing skills at a violin contest is fun! At American Guild of Music piano contests, you also receive constructive feedback from talented experts to help you grow as a musician. Our violin contests focus on the needs of the "everyday" music student. Open to students under 21 years old with 3 months to 12 years of study, the goal is to motivate them in their musical studies.

The contests are aimed at inspiring students to continue their music education, whether or not they intend on making music a career. Because whether your young musician dreams of being a rock star, a video game designer – or a classical violinist who plays video games – playing music competently teaches discipline, cooperation, integrity and leadership.

With other contests for piano, organ, keyboard, accordion, voice (classical and Broadway), string instruments, wind instruments, guitar and drums/percussion, there is a music contest for every young music student.

Fill out my online form.

Piano Contest

Piano Contest for Young Music Students


As a young piano student, getting the chance to show off your playing skills at a piano contest is fun! At American Guild of Music piano contests, you also receive constructive feedback from talented experts to help you grow as a musician. Our piano contests focus on the needs of the "everyday" music student. Open to students under 21 years old with 3 months to 12 years of study, the goal is to motivate them in their musical studies.

The contests are aimed at inspiring students to continue their music education, whether or not they intend on making music a career. Because whether your young musician dreams of being a rock star, a video game designer – or a classical pianist who plays video games – playing music competently teaches discipline, cooperation, integrity and leadership.

With other contests for guitar, organ, keyboard, accordion, voice (classical and Broadway), string instruments, wind instruments, and drums/percussion, there is a music contest for every young music student.

Fill out my online form.

Guitar Contest

Guitar Contest for Music Students


As a young guitarist, getting the chance to show off your playing skills at a guitar contest is fun! At American Guild of Music guitar contests, you also receive constructive feedback from talented experts to help you grow as a musician. Our guitar contests focus on the needs of the "everyday" music student. Open to students under 21 years old with 3 months to 12 years of study, the goal is to motivate them in their musical studies.

The contests are aimed at inspiring students to continue their music education, whether or not they intend on making music a career. Because whether your young musician dreams of being a rock star, a video game designer – or a classical guitarist who plays video games – playing music competently teaches discipline, cooperation, integrity and leadership.

With other contests for piano, organ, keyboard, accordion, voice (classical and Broadway), string instruments, wind instruments, and drums/percussion, there is a music contest for every young music student.

Fill out my online form.

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