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Creating music for social change

September 23rd, 2011|

When I was six years old, I joined my first choir. I marched into choir rehearsal as a skinny little girl with a big mouth (that part hasn’t changed much) and belted out every tune […]

A New Clarinet Student’s First Notes

September 20th, 2011|

After a rousing start to the school year at the Gilbert House with the African drum and dance concert (pictures and video coming!),  our AMP@Gilbert House students started their orchestral instruments lessons on Monday September […]

Kickstarter Rewards On Their Way!

July 28th, 2011|

Finally…after a year of trying, our Kickstarter Rewards will be mailed off tomorrow! Before the launching of the first Atlanta Music Project classes in October of 2010, we decided to hold an online fundraiser on […]

Another Success Story For El Sistema

July 26th, 2011|

Here comes another “Gustavo Dudamel”, also groomed in Venezuela’s National System of Youth And Children’s Orchestras (aka “El Sistema”). In another success story for El Sistema,  it was recently announced that 27-year-old conductor and violinist […]

Videos: AMP Teaching Artists in Performance

July 9th, 2011|

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) […]

AMP Teaching Artists in Rehearsal

July 5th, 2011|

Join us this Saturday July 9 at 2:00pm for a free community concert starring the Atlanta Music Project Teaching Artists! Check our concert schedule for details. In the picture below AMP Teaching Artists Jessica Sherer, […]

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