AMP grants paused for 20-21 season
The American Music Project is pausing grant submissions and awards for the 2020-21 season due to Covid-19. “With great regret, …
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The American Music Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and underwriting performances of American classical music of the past as well as selectively commissioning new works from American composers.
The American Music Project is pausing grant submissions and awards for the 2020-21 season due to Covid-19. “With great regret, …
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Read the article by Chicago Tribune music critic Howard Reich previewing the Music Institute of Chicago’s George Crumb Festival, made …
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The Music Institute of Chicago opened its George Crumb Festival on January 31. Read Chicago Classical Review’s coverage of Program …
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The Music Institute of Chicago’s AMP-sponsored George Crumb Festival closed with a varied feast of music, earning critical accolades from …
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George Crumb Festival The Music Institute of Chicago will mark the 90th birthday season of George Crumb with an immersive …
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The Semiois Quartet performed two concerts in August of “An American Century.” The Boston ensemble’s AMP-granted program encompassed a wide …
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The American Music Project has commissioned a second chamber work from Chicago-based composer Amy Wurtz. Wurtz’s String Quartet No. 3 …
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AMP grant applications for the 2019-20 season are online and may be submitted starting today. The current application form will …
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Among the 2018-19 recipients of American Music Project grants was Crossing Borders for their wide-ranging programs offering a variety of 20th- …
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