Professional Development
The GTM offers a variety of education programs to support professional development needs.
Professional Development
The GTM offers a variety of education programs to support professional development needs.
Guild Talks Music
Guild Talks Music is a webinar series offering learning for GTM members! These webinars occur monthly at various times and offer study opportunities for cantorial soloists, synagogue accompanists, composers, music directors, songleaders and Jewish music educators who wish to further educate themselves with unique and skilled instructors.
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Mid-Winter Retreat
The joint Mid-Winter Retreat with the American Conference of Cantors and the Cantors Assembly, takes place every January in Palm Springs, CA.
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Guild Talks Music
Guild Talks Music is a webinar series offering learning for GTM members! These webinars occur monthly at various times and offer study opportunities for cantorial soloists, synagogue accompanists, composers, music directors, songleaders and Jewish music educators who wish to further educate themselves with unique and skilled instructors.
Learn more…
Mid-Winter Retreat
The joint Mid-Winter Retreat with the American Conference of Cantors and the Cantors Assembly, takes place every January in Palm Springs, CA.
Learn more…
ACC-GTM Convention
The joint convention with the American Conference of Cantors takes at the end of June every year in cities around the country.
2025 – Washington, DC
2026 – Cleveland, OH
2027 – San Francisco, CA
ACC-GTM Convention
The joint convention with the American Conference of Cantors takes at the end of June every year in cities around the country.
2025 – Washington, DC
2026 – Cleveland, OH
2027 – San Francisco, CA
Learn more…
Become a GTM Member
Full Individual Membership
- Dues are payable by August 1 of each year, but may be paid over 2, 3, or 4 months.
Discounted Membership
- Students, Retired, members of the American Conference of Cantors or the Cantors Assembly.
Organizational Membership
- Adult choir members and instrumentalists. Primary contact must also be an individual member
