AMATEUR MUSICIANS PROJECT (AMP)
- Sally Fillmore, Dawn Alexis Tyrell and Allen Smith perform Bruch’s Eight Pieces for Clarinet, Viola and Piano Op. 83./span>
- Violinist Sylvia Rubin and pianist Sophie Hyojung Youn pose with their OSL coach Eriko Sato at the AMP Showcase Concert.
- Karen Frenkel and Kurt Daisley perform Bach’s Sonata in B minor for Flute and Piano, BWV 1030.
As part of its vision to connect multiple communities with world-class musicians, Orchestra of St. Luke’s (OSL) offers an immersive chamber music coaching program to New York amateur musicians. From rehearsals at the state-of-the-art DiMenna Center for Classical Music, to coaching sessions with OSL musicians, to a professionally-produced culminating concert at The DiMenna Center, the Amateur Musicians Project gives passionate musicians an opportunity to work in a superior environment while delving into repertoire, discovering new musical techniques, and making musical connections that will last a lifetime.
2012/2013 AMP featured our partner organization, the Amateur Classical Musicians Association (ACMA).
To access resources for chamber musicians, visit Chamber Music America.
Information about 2013/2014 AMP will be announced soon.
