Photo courtesy of the World Choir Games.

AMP’S PERFORMANCE EARNS GOLDEN DIPLOMA & RECEIVES SECOND HIGHEST SCORE IN THE OPEN COMPETITION

(Atlanta, GA) (July 14, 2024) — The Atlanta Music Project (AMP) Senior Youth Choir has been crowned a “Category Winner of the World Choir Games – The Open Competition” at the 2024 World Choir Games in Auckland, New Zealand. The award was announced on July 13, 2024 in Auckland.

For its competition performance, the AMP Senior Youth Choir was also awarded the “Golden Diploma Level VI” with an overall score of 26.39 – out of a possible 30 – the highest in its competition category. In addition, its score of 26.39 was the second highest awarded on the night, of all the choirs in The Open Competition. The AMP Senior Youth Choir was led by Atlanta-based composer and conductor B.E. Boykin.

 

Photo courtesy of Chontalle Musson.

The AMP Senior Youth Choir competed in and won the O4 Youth Choirs category, which is open to mixed and equal voices choirs with singers between the ages of 12 and 25. The winning AMP Senior Youth Choir consisted of 38 singers, with the oldest member aged 20 years old, and the youngest aged 14 years old.
There were seven choirs in the O4 Youth Choirs category. Including the AMP Senior Youth Choir, there were two choirs from the Philippines, two from Australia, two from New Zealand, and one from Canada. The five jurors for the category hailed from Australia, New Zealand, the People’s Republic of China, Japan, and Italy, respectively.

“My heartfelt congratulations to our conductor B.E. Boykin and the Atlanta Music Project Senior Youth Choir,” stated Aisha Moody, Co-Founder & Chief Program Officer of AMP. She added “This extraordinary, international recognition signals a new era for the Atlanta Music Project. Our young singers have set a new bar for musical excellence for themselves and for future generations of AMP students. Traveling, touring and winning international competitions is now the expectation at AMP, rather than the exception. Our outstanding AMP choral faculty also deserve our recognition and gratitude for their pedagogical skill and unwavering belief in our children’s abilities to be young musicians of the highest caliber.”

“This is a historic achievement for the Atlanta Music Project,” said Dantes Rameau, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer of AMP. He continued, “Thanks to our generous donors and supporters, AMP’s young singers have been offered the opportunity to access musical opportunities of the highest renown, such as the World Choir Games. And through their own determination, their commitment to excellence, and their world-class artistry, they have stepped onto the international stage, for the first time, and earned the top prize. I could not be more proud of this group of outstanding young Atlantans.”

Photo courtesy of Chontalle Musson.

After successfully submitting an application and audition tape, this was AMP’s first appearance at the World Choir Games which started in 2000 and is the largest international choral festival and competition in the world. The 2024 edition is being held in Auckland, New Zealand from July 10, 2024 to July 20, 2024. There are 250 choirs and 11,000 participants from 42 countries and regions.

The AMP Senior Youth Choir’s competition repertoire consisted of four pieces: Dies Irae from “Requiem” by Michael John Trotta, Mata del Anima Sola by Antonio Estévez, Quiet Place by Ralph Carmichael and arranged by Jerry Rubino, and Elijah Rock, a Traditional Spiritual arranged by Moses Hogan.
In addition to the competition performance, AMP performed in two Friendship Concerts in Auckland, where they performed alongside youth choirs from Chinese Taipei, China, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia, in free, public concerts.

AMP’s participation in the World Choir Games is made possible with funding from AMP’s Travel & Tour Endowment, established in 2023 through an anonymous donor and the Chestnut Family Foundation.

The AMP Senior Youth Choir returns to Atlanta on July 15, 2024.

About the Atlanta Music Project Senior Youth Choir

The Atlanta Music Project Senior Youth Choir is the top-performing choir of the Atlanta Music Project (AMP), a non-profit organization providing world-class music training and performance opportunities supporting youth growth and development.

The Atlanta Music Project Senior Youth Choir is a select, mixed-voice ensemble of some of the finest high school-aged singers in metro Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Under the direction of conductor B.E. Boykin, this advanced vocal ensemble performs standard choral literature and songs representing the culture of their communities. The choir has performed at renowned venues across Atlanta, including the Cobb Energy Centre for the Performing Arts, Georgia World Congress Center, and Spivey Hall. In 2016, the choir was the first choral ensemble invited to perform at Mercedes-Benz Stadium: home of the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United FC.

The AMP Senior Youth Choir was awarded the Choral Sweepstakes and Grand Champion Trophies at the 2022 Southern Star Music Festival. Additional recognitions include invitations to perform at the 2022 Georgia-American Choral Directors Association Fall Conference, the Mayor of Atlanta’s 2023 State of the City Address, and the 2023 Spelman College US-South Africa Voices “Of Change” Concert. Most recently, the AMP Senior Youth Choir was featured on National Public Radio’s From the Top, America’s largest national platform celebrating young classically-trained musicians. The choir regularly collaborates with renowned artists and has performed alongside Grammy-winning performers such as operatic baritone Edward Parks, R&B singer Monica, and gospel rapper Lecrae. In July 2024, the AMP Senior Youth Choir will embark on its first international trip as an ensemble to compete in the 2024 World Choir Games in Auckland, New Zealand.

About the Atlanta Music Project

Founded in 2010, the Atlanta Music Project (AMP) provides world-class music training and performance opportunities supporting youth growth and development. Operating in under-resourced communities, AMP’s mission is to empower youth to realize their possibilities through music. AMP serves 700 young musicians annually through: beginner-level choir, band and orchestra through the AMP Preparatory School; the intermediate and advanced AMP Youth Orchestras & Choirs; private instrumental and vocal lessons through the AMP Academy; and the annual month-long AMP Summer Series. Additionally, AMP runs a college and career program, supporting AMP high school students and AMP alumni. Since 2021, AMP has awarded 70 college scholarships to its alumni, totaling $306,375.

AMP music ensembles perform more than 60 concerts annually, performing in venues all across Atlanta, from community centers to the Mercedes-Benz Stadium. AMP music ensembles have performed alongside international stars such as cellist Sterling Elliott, rapper Lecrae, operatic baritone Edward Parks, R&B singer Monica, The Piano Guys, the Harlem Quartet, electric violinist Lindsey Stirling, pianist Terrence Wilson, and the Imani Winds. AMP musicians can be seen performing with rapper T.I. on NPR’s Tiny Desk concert series. AMP’s young musicians have successfully auditioned for Georgia All-State ensembles, performed with the Atlanta Opera and the Atlanta Ballet, and have concertized as far away as Los Angeles, Aspen, Mexico, and Canada.

AMP is the recipient of several prestigious awards: 2015 Local Community Service Award (Spelman College), 2016 Neighborhood Builder (Bank of America), 2016 & 2017 Top 50 Youth Arts Program (USA President’s Committee on the Arts & Humanities), 2018 MLK Jr. Community Service Award (Emory University), 2019 Luminary Award for Arts Education (ArtsATL), and 2021 Infusion Award (Lewis Prize for Music).

AMP’s existence is a direct result of the 2009 TED Prize, which was awarded to Dr. Jose Antonio Abreu, founder of Venezuela’s El Sistema. AMP’s co-founders were members of the Sistema Fellows Program at the New England Conservatory in Boston. AMP is a member of “El Sistema USA,” the National Alliance of El Sistema Inspired Programs.

AMP’s current and past funders include Carnegie Hall, PwC, Georgia Power, Bank of America, the Chick-fil-A Foundation, the Coca-Cola Foundation, Mailchimp, The Zeist Foundation, the Abraham J. & Phyllis Katz Foundation, the Harland Charitable Foundation, the Arthur M. Blank Foundation, Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs, Fulton County Arts Council, Georgia Council for the Arts, Georgia Music Foundation and the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta.
In 2024, AMP became the recipient of five Steinway pianos and was awarded the prestigious honor of being a Steinway Select School, making AMP one of eight schools in the country with this distinction.
AMP’s partners and collaborators include the City of Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation, Atlanta Public Schools, Clayton State University, and the Chestnut Family Foundation.
AMP is a member of “El Sistema USA,” the National Alliance of El Sistema Inspired Programs.

For more information visit http://www.atlantamusicproject.org

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Don’t Miss the AMP Voice Faculty
In Recital THIS Friday!

This February 23 at 7:00pm, we are putting the spotlight on six of our voice teaching artists for the first ever voice faculty recital! Each faculty member will be performing music from the African Diaspora, accompanied by piano or rhythm section. AMP’s faculty are degreed, professional musicians and music educators who pour dedicated time and care into our students week in and out – so it is an honor to have them take the stage for a night!

AMP Voice Faculty Recital
Music of the African Diaspora Festival
Feb 23, 2024
7:00PM
AMP Center for Performance & Education

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THE AMP EXPERIENCE

AN AFTERNOON AT PULLMAN YARDS FEATURING THE ENTIRE ROSTER OF AMP’S YOUNG MUSICIANS

Since AMP launched almost 14 years ago with just 30 elementary school students, the organization has grown by leaps and bounds. We have multiple programs including band, orchestra and choir. We perform 75 concerts annually. And we serve over 700 students year.

But even with this growth, because we operate multiple programs at the same time, many members of the AMP community don’t know about each other. Students may not know that there are hundreds of students just like them doing similar programming at a different AMP site. Parents and guardians may not know that we have a choir program, a band program, and an orchestra program. Our faculty may not know that there are 50 other teaching artists on our roster!

The AMP Experience is an effort to bring together our entire community for an afternoon of music and fellowship. This event is big-time first for AMP. Join us for The AMP Experience on Sunday October 15 at 3:00PM at Pullman Yards. For the first time ever, every student will perform and also see every other student performa as well. The rousing finale will see all 300+ current AMP students perform together. This event is not to be missed!

There will be several sets of music interspersed with time for fellowship, food trucks and family. This is a family friendly event. Bring the kids, bring friends, and bring a few dollars for food, and AMP merchandise!

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Sterling Elliott Makes Brilliant AMP Debut

Sterling Elliott performing with the AMP Summer Series Festival Orchestra on Opening Night.

Superstar cellist Sterling Elliott made a brilliant debut at AMP. On Friday June 9 – the Opening Night of the AMP Summer Series – Mr. Elliott performed the Cello Concerto No. 1 in A Minor by Camille Saint-Saens, with the AMP Summer Series Festival Orchestra, under the direction of John Young Shik Concklin. Mr. Elliott, 24 years old, performed to a sold-out audience at Sylvan Hills Middle School. He received several standing ovations, and performed an encore.

L to R: John Young Shik Concklin, conductor; Aisha Moody, Co-Founder & Chief Program Officer of AMP; Sterling Elliott; Dantes Rameau, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer of AMP.

Mr. Elliott’s performance was part of his two-day artistic residency at the Atlanta Music Project, which included giving a masterclass for AMP’s cello students, a Fireside Chat with Terrance McKnight of WQXR, New York City’s only classical music radio station, a private mentorship session with AMP Summer Series students, and finally his solo performance with the AMP Summer Series Festival Orchestra.

AMP student cellist Faith Clark performs Bach’s Cello Suite No. 1 during Sterling Elliott’s masterclass.

Mr. Elliott, who won the Sphinx Competition at just 19 years of age, is currently an Artist Diploma student at The Juilliard School. He also earned his Bachelor and Master of Music at same institution. He has been on the concert circuit since high school and has performed as soloist with most of the major symphony orchestras in the country, including the Los Angels Philharmonic, New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, The Cleveland Orchestra and the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

With this amazing breadth of artistic experience, Mr. Elliott heard four AMP student cellists perform and provided them with feedback, all in a public forum at the AMP Center. All the students and attendees received insight on how Mr. Elliott approaches music and playing cello. They also had the pleasure of hearing him demonstrate some of the music that the cello students presented. When the master artist demonstrates, that is always a highlight of a masterclass!

Terrance McKnight and Sterling Elliott during their Fireside Chat, part of Sterling’s residency at the AMP Summer Series.

During an intimate fireside chat at the AMP Center for Performance & Education, moderated by Terrance McKnight, Mr. Elliott shared how his mother is responsible for his early start in music. He explained that in his formative years, he played in a string quartet with his siblings, and they performed informal concerts around town at malls, libraries and more. A surprise bonus for those in attendance, Mr. Elliott performed a short, unaccompanied solo, which he would end up performing as an encore at Opening Night.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

ATLANTA MUSIC PROJECT ANNOUNCES CELLIST STERLING ELLIOTT AS ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE FOR 2023 AMP SUMMER SERIES

MR. ELLIOTT’S RESIDENCY TO INCLUDE MASTERCLASS & SOLO PERFORMANCE WITH AMP SUMMER SERIES FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA

(Atlanta, GA) (April 25, 2023) — The Atlanta Music Project announces cellist Sterling Elliott as Artist-in-Residence for the 2023 AMP Summer Series. Mr. Elliott’s residency at AMP will culminate with his performance as soloist in the Cello Concerto in A Minor by Camille Saint-Saëns, with the AMP Summer Series Festival Orchestra under the direction of conductor John Young Shik Concklin.

Now in its eighth straight year, the Atlanta Music Project Summer Series is a 4-week music festival and school, based in the Capitol View neighborhood in Southwest Atlanta. The 2023 AMP Summer Series will feature symphony orchestra, string orchestra, wind ensemble, choir, chamber ensembles and several concerts by AMP students, faculty, and guest artists. The AMP Summer Series serves novice, intermediate and advanced musicians in grades 4  through 12. 

Mr. Elliott is a 2021 Avery Fisher Grant Recipient and winner of the 2019 Sphinx Competition, a national competition for Black and Latinx string players. He has performed as soloist with, among many others, the New York Philharmonic, Boston Symphony, Cleveland Orchestra and Los Angeles Philharmonic. Sterling completed both his Bachelors (BM ’21) and Masters (MM ’23) degrees at The Juilliard School as a recipient of the prestigious Kovner Fellowship. He will be pursing an Artist Diploma at Juilliard under the tutelage of Joel Krosnick and Clara Kim.

“We are thrilled to welcome Sterling Elliott as Artist-in-Residence for the 2023 AMP Summer Series,” stated Dantes Rameau, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Atlanta Music Project. He continued, “I am particularly grateful that our students and families will have the opportunity to experience Mr. Elliott’s prodigious artistic talent as a performer, an educator, and mentor, right here in our community. Thank you to Mr. Elliott for being a special part of AMP’s world-class music training and performance opportunities for Atlanta’s youth.” 

Sterling Elliott stated, “I am honored and excited to accept the invitation to be the Artist-in-Residence for the Atlanta Music Project’s 2023 AMP Summer Series,” He continued “I look forward to collaborating and performing with AMP’s students and faculty, and I thank the Atlanta Music Project for the opportunity to support their mission: empowering youth to realize their possibilities through music.”

Mr. Elliott’s residency at the 2023 AMP Summer Series will be comprised of performing, teaching, mentoring and curated talks. Most parts of the residency will be ticketed events and open to the public. 

Mr. Sterling’s residency schedule is as follows:

June 8 9:00am Masterclass 

Cello Masterclass with Sterling Elliott featuring AMP Summer Series Students

Atlanta Music Project Center for Performance & Education 883 Dill Ave SW Atlanta, GA 30310

June 8 6:30pm Fireside Chat

Fireside Chat with Sterling Elliott

Atlanta Music Project Center for Performance & Education 883 Dill Ave SW Atlanta, GA 30310

June 9, 2023 12:45pm Mentorship Session  (private event)

Mentorship and Q&A Session with Sterling Elliott and AMP Summer Series Students

Atlanta Music Project Center for Performance & Education 883 Dill Ave SW Atlanta, GA 30310

June 9, 2023 7:00pm Opening Night 2023 AMP Summer Series

Sterling Elliott performing Cello Concerto in A Minor by Camille Saint-Saëns

John Young Shik Concklin, conductor

AMP Summer Series Festival Orchestra

B.E. Boykin, conductor

AMP Summer Series Festival Choir

Sylvan Hills Middle School 1461 Sylvan Road SW Atlanta, GA 30310

About Sterling Elliott

Acclaimed for his stellar stage presence and joyous musicianship, cellist Sterling Elliott is a 2021 Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient and the winner of the Senior Division of the 2019 National Sphinx Competition. Already in his young career, he has appeared with such major orchestras as the Philadelphia Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic, the Boston Symphony, the Cleveland Orchestra, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Detroit Symphony, and the Dallas Symphony, with noted conductors Yannick Nezet-Seguin, Thomas Wilkins, Jeffrey Kahane, Bramwell Tovey, Mei Ann Chen and others. Last summer, he made his Aspen Festival debut, performing the Brahms Double Concerto with Gil Shaham, and he made his German debut in Munich in May 2022, performing chamber music with Daniel Hope.

 The 2022-2023 season will see his debuts with the Colorado Symphony, Cincinnati Symphony, North Carolina Symphony, and Ft. Worth Symphony, among others, with return appearances including the Buffalo Philharmonic. He will appear in recital under the auspices of the San Francisco Symphony, the New York Philharmonic, Shriver Hall in Baltimore, the Tippet Rise Festival and Capitol Region Classical in Albany, NY. In October he participated in the Caramoor Music Festival’s prestigious Evnin Rising Stars series, a weeklong program of coaching and chamber music culminating in a performance in Katonah, NY.

 Fast becoming a favorite on the summer festival circuit, Sterling has appeared at Music@Menlo, Chamberfest in Cleveland and Chamberfest Northwest in Calgary, Music at Angel Fire and the La Jolla Music Society.

 As the youngest of three siblings, Sterling did not want to play the cello but the violin like his older brother and sister. After a bit of encouragement, he completed The Elliott Family String Quartet by learning to play the cello at the age of three under the direction of Suzuki Cello teacher Susan Hines.

 He went on to make his concerto debut at the age of 7 by winning the Junior Division of the PYO Concerto Competition, and later the 2014 Richmond Symphony Concerto Competition and the Bay Youth Orchestra of Virginia Concerto Competition.

 Sterling has a long history with the Sphinx Organization where he first received 2nd place in the 2013 National Sphinx Competition Junior Division, then won the 2014 Junior Division. In 2016 he received the Organization’s Isaac Stern Award and toured with the Sphinx Virtuosi in 2018 before winning in 2019.

 Sterling is a two-time alum of NPR’s From the Top where he was a recipient of a scholarship from The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation and performed several concerts in Switzerland at the 2019 World Economic Forum. He is a Young Strings of America ambassador for SHAR Strings.

 In 2019, he was the first recipient of The National Arts Club’s Herman and Mary Neuman Music Scholarship Award. In Spring 2022, Sterling participated in Performance Today’s Young Artist Residency, which featured educational events, interviews and a feature on the nationally syndicated radio program.

 Sterling completed both his Bachelors (BM ’21) and Masters (MM ’23) degrees at The Juilliard School as a receipt of the prestigious Kovner Fellowship. He will be pursing an Artist Diploma at Juilliard under the tutelage of Joel Krosnick and Clara Kim.

 Sterling performs on a 1741 Gennaro Gagliano cello on loan through the Robert F. Smith Fine String Patron Program, in partnership with the Sphinx Organization.

About the Atlanta Music Project

Founded in 2010, the Atlanta Music Project provides world-class music training and performance opportunities supporting youth growth and development. Operating in under-resourced communities, AMP’s mission is to empower youth to realize their possibilities through music. In addition to four after-school learning sites providing band, orchestra and choir instruction, AMP’s programs include: the AMP Preparatory School, providing beginner choir and orchestra classes; the AMP Academy, providing advanced musical training to AMP’s most talented and dedicated students; the AMP Summer Series, a music festival and school; and the AMP Youth Orchestras and Choirs. AMP also recently launched a college scholarship program supporting AMP alumni pursuing four-year college degrees. With a 2022-2023 projected operating budget of $2.2MM, AMP will serve 400 young musicians.

AMP music ensembles perform more than 50 concerts annually, performing in venues all across Atlanta, from community centers to the Mercedes-Benz Stadium. AMP music ensembles have performed alongside international stars such as the Harlem Quartet, electric violinist Lindsey Stirling, pianist Terrence Wilson, soprano Alison Buchanan, rapper Lecrae, R&B singer Monica, and the Imani Winds. AMP musicians can be seen performing with rapper T.I. on NPR’s Tiny Desk concert series. AMP’s young musicians have successfully auditioned for Georgia All-State ensembles, the Atlanta Opera, and have concertized as far away as Los Angeles, Aspen, Mexico City and Scotland. 

AMP is a 2019 winner of ArtsATL’s Luminary Award for Arts Education and a 2018 winner of Emory University’s Martin Luther King Jr. Community Service Award. In 2016 and 2017, the White House named AMP one of the top 50 youth arts programs in the nation.

AMP’s existence is a direct result of the 2009 TED Prize, which was awarded to Dr. Jose Antonio Abreu, founder of Venezuela’s El Sistema. AMP’s co-founders were members of the Sistema Fellows Program at the New England Conservatory in Boston.

AMP’s current and past funders include Carnegie Hall, PwC, Georgia Power, Bank of America, the Chick-fil-A Foundation, the Coca-Cola Foundation, Mailchimp, The Zeist Foundation, the Abraham J. & Phyllis Katz Foundation, the Harland Charitable Foundation, the Arthur M. Blank Foundation, Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs, Fulton County Arts Council, Georgia Council for the Arts, Georgia Music Foundation and the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta.

AMP’s partners and collaborators include the City of Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation, Atlanta Public Schools, Clayton State University, and the Chestnut Family Foundation.

AMP is a member of “El Sistema USA,” the National Alliance of El Sistema Inspired Programs.

For more information visit http://www.atlantamusicproject.org

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ATLANTA MUSIC PROJECT

SPRING OPEN HOUSE

SATURDAY APRIL 22, 2023
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

ATLANTA MUSIC PROJECT
883 DILL AVE SW ATLANTA, GA 30310

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At the invitation of Mayor Andre Dickens, the Atlanta Music Project Youth Orchestra and Choir had the honor of performing the national anthem at the 2023 Annual Mayor’s State of the City Breakfast. The performance was the world premiere of an arrangement of the piece co-written by B.E. Boykin and Nicole Neely.

The event took place at the famous Marriott Marquis, and included many of the city’s business, political and community leaders. Following the Mayor’s entrance with a Brass Band from Benjamin E. Mays High School, the Presentation of Flags, and the Pledge of Allegiance, the room turned its attention to the young musicians of the Atlanta Music Project and conductor B.E. Boykin.

With the event being streamed live on all the city’s news channels and social media, the AMP students delivered a rousing rendition of the the Star Spangled Banner, ending in applause from the over 1,000 attendees.

Thank you to Mayor Andre Dickens, the City of Atlanta, and to all those in attendance for supporting AMP. This opportunity was definitively in line with our mission to empower youth to realize their possibilities through music.

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