Atlanta Music Project
883 Dill Ave SW, Atlanta, 30310
(678) 235-4267
Atlanta Music Project helps children and teens learn instruments, sing in choirs, and perform in concerts, with a focus on communities with fewer resources. It covers music tuition and provides instruments for many programs, though registration or after-school fees may apply. Students and alumni can also get college and career guidance and help paying for college.
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What they offer 12
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AMP AcademyProgram
Dedicated AMP musicians receive weekly private lessons, instruments, masterclasses, and solo performance opportunities.
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AMP After-School OrchestrasProgram
Children receive music lessons and instruments at city recreation centers, alongside city-provided transportation, homework support, and meals.
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AMP Junior Youth ChoirProgram
An intermediate choir helps young singers develop their skills through rehearsals and performances.
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AMP Junior Youth OrchestrasProgram
Two youth orchestras help students build instrumental skills and perform ensemble music.
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AMP Preparatory ChoirsProgram
Elementary school children learn to sing and perform together in beginner choirs.
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AMP Preparatory Concert BandProgram
Children learn band instruments in group classes, with instruments and materials provided.
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AMP Preparatory String OrchestrasProgram
Children learn violin, viola, cello, or double bass together, with instruments and materials provided.
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AMP Senior Youth ChoirProgram
Experienced high school singers perform choral music locally, nationally, and internationally.
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