What does the Venezuelan Orchestra have in common with a local Atlantan? Dantes Rameau started off as a talented classical musician. As if that wasn’t a big enough aspiration, he now heads the Atlanta Music […]
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Canadian-raised Dantes Rameau is a 28-year-old classically trained bassoonist who serves as the co-founder and director of the nonprofit Atlanta Music Project (AMP). Entering its second year, the program is one of hundreds of programs […]
July 18 2011 – August 6 2011 Starting Monday, July 18th the Atlanta Music Project will host its first-ever city-wide instrument donation drive. The drive will take place over a three-week period, ending on Saturday, […]
The AMP Teaching Artists performed their second, free community concert today, at the Stewart-Lakewood Library in Southwest Atlanta. The program included Zelenka’s Trio Sonata #2 in G Minor (clarinet and flute playing the oboe parts) […]
This recent announcement marks the second time The Coca-Cola Foundation has supported The Atlanta Music Project with funds to support their educational and youth development initiatives. First quarter 2011, the Coca-Cola Foundation awards grants totaling […]
AMP AT ALTITUDE: A Video Summary CLICK HERE to watch a 4-minute video summary of AMP AT ALTITUDE, the Atlanta Music Project’s 2011 Spring Concert at the W Atlanta Midtown. We’re extremely proud of the […]
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Recently inducted Abreu Fellow, Aisha Bowden, picks the Atlanta Music Project as her El Sistema inspired post-grad assignment aiding in transforming the lives of Atlanta’s inner-city youth. Aisha Bowden, a recent inductee of the 2011-2012 […]
The recent accolade affiliates Dantes Rameau with the oldest sustained community leadership program in the nation Dantes Rameau, a 28-year-old, classically trained bassoonist and the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Atlanta Music Project, has added […]
