Joseph Young, Assistant Conductor of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) and Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra Music Director, will guest conduct the Atlanta Music Project Orchestra’s 2015 Spring Concert.
Announcing the Atlanta Music Project 2015 Spring Concert Season We’re finishing up AMP’s celebratory Year 5 with some amazing performance experiences for our Young Artists and some top-notch concerts for YOU, our supporters! Free-will donations […]
The AMPlify Choir performs live at the Rialto Center for the Arts to kick off the world premiere of “IMBA MEANS SING” on March 24. Get your tickets HERE! Be a part of a world premiere event! Tuesday, March […]
Thank you to all those who purchased tickets to the Atlanta Music Project Year 5 Raffle! And the lucky winners are… Here is the video of the raffle drawing:
In honor of their late son Nick Wadley, Steve and Jill Wadley launched the Annual Nicholas Evan Wadley Charity Golf Invitational in 2013, hosted by Click Media, Inc.. Now in its second year, the tournament […]
Meet Gabrielle. As you may surmise from this photo, she is a bundle of joy. This photo captures a moment she experienced last Monday as she joined over 100 choristers from all over the Atlanta […]
AMP 2014-2015 Concert Season Announced! Join us as we celebrate a fifth year of musical excellence at AMP. This year, in addition to the superior quality concerts you’ve come to expect from AMP, we will share the […]
Here is the extended cut of the first commercial of the 2014 Chick-fil-A Kickoff game on ESPN, featuring the Atlanta Music Project. Click here for the TV version. This version features more background on AMP […]
The Atlanta Music Project celebrates Year Five and you’re invited! Thanks to you, we are celebrating five years of using music to inspire social change in the lives of our students and communities. For the last four years, we’ve been […]
Dantes Rameau isn’t your typical entrepreneur out looking to change the business world. The Carnegie Hall performing bassoonist-turned-social activist simply wants to transform Atlanta’s underserved neighborhoods one musician at a time.
