Spotlight
Dr. David Morrow
Dr. David Morrow, a long-time member of the Music faculty at Morehouse College and conductor of the legendary Morehouse College Glee Club, will guest conduct the AMP World Music Festival Choir.
Music That Changes Lives.
Founded in 2010, the Atlanta Music Project transforms the lives of young people through world-class music training, extraordinary performance opportunities, and comprehensive college and career preparation.
Operating in under-resourced communities, the Atlanta Music Project's mission is to empower youth to realize their possibilities through music.
AMP World Music Festival Orchestra & Choir Present
The Music of Haiti, Morocco, & USA
The AMP World Music Festival Orchestra & Choir combine for a thrilling final concert of the festival, featuring special guests artists, of music from Haiti, Morocco, and the United States. Join us June 23 at 7:00pm.
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Spotlight
Nicole Hardin
Nicole Hardin is a composer, arranger, and creative entrepreneur whose new arrangement "The Voices of Cape Verde" will premiere at the AMP World Music Festival.
Spotlight
Collin Edouard
Houngan Collin Edouard is a Ph.D. candidate specializing in ethnomusicology at Yale University. He is the Consulting Curator for the AMP World Music Festival.
Spotlight
Thomas Flippin
The Atlanta Music Project welcomes guitarist and composer Thomas Flippin. Mr. Flippin will perform the famous Concierto de Aranjuez for solo guitar and orchestra by Joaquin Rodrigo.
Spotlight
Dr. Portia Carter
Dr. Portia Carter is a donor to the AMP organization, as well as the mother of recent graduate, Marlee Carter (AMP Violin '26). Here, Dr. Carter discusses her support for AMP.
Spotlight
Donovan Fuller
Donovan Fuller joined the Atlanta Music Project as a six-year-old spending all 12 of his grade school years in the program. He recently graduated from college with a degree in music.
Spotlight
Amber Taylor
Amber Taylor joined the Atlanta Music Project in 2018 as a Vocal Teaching Artist, and now leads the AMP Academy. She shares her thoughts on AMP and what it takes to develop musical proficiency.
