The day after AMP AT ALTITUDE, our 2011 Spring Concert at the W Atlanta Midtown, we had our students write some reflections about their experience. I thought I’d share a few of them over the […]
AMP AT ALTITUDE: SPRING CONCERT 2011, is taking place next Tuesday May 3, 2011 at 7:00pm on the top floor (27th!) of the W Atlanta Midtown! This beautiful venue has floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Midtown and […]
Tuesday April 26, 2011 Check out AMP Clarinet Teaching Artist, Bryan Crumpler, and AMP Choir Director (and future 2012 Abreu Fellow), Aisha Bowden, attending “Ringing For A Reason“, a benefit concert for AMP by the […]
Today our colleagues at the Emory University Rollins School Of Public Health presented their preliminary evaluation of the impacts and outcomes of the Atlanta Music Project:
Check out the Atlanta Music Project @ Gilbert House students working on the well-known “Route 66”. Come watch out our students in performance at AMP AT ALTITUDE, our 2011 Spring Concert on the top floor […]
On Wednesday April 20, 2011 two amazing musicians from the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra came to AMP to work with our students. Justin Bruns, Assistant Concertmaster and Catherine Lynn, violist, coached some of our violin and […]
I can’t believe a couple of weeks ago marked the six-month anniversary of the first day of Atlanta Music Project classes. Everything is going by so fast! Looking back on my last year and a […]
After the Abreu Fellows graduated, my plan was to continue blogging as the Atlanta Music Project started coming together. I thought it’d be interesting for people to come along for the ride of the developments and ups-and-downs […]
Graduation Day. Just like that, a whole school year has flown by and my Abreu Fellowship colleagues and I have graduated. And we’re now on to the reality of leading El Sistema programs outside of […]
Back in May 2010 each Abreu Fellow interned at an El Sistema-inspired program somewhere outside of Venezuela. The idea was to experience how a program took its understanding of El Sistema concepts and applied them to […]
