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dedicated to providing opportunities for the non-professional classical musician to perform and network with fellow amateurs. Our members gather in Manhattan on a monthly basis to:
Acclaimed author Perri Knize¸ whose articles and essays have appeared in The Atlantic Monthly, Sports Illustrated, and Outside will read excerpts from her new novel, Grand Obsession. Grand Obsession is a heartfelt, lyrical memoir about a woman’s unstoppable quest for the “perfect instrument”, and how following our dreams can transform our lives. GRAND OBSESSION has been named a New York Times Book Review Editors' Choice, as well as received positive reviews from publications such as Publisher’s Weekly and the Los Angeles Times. Post a message in our new ACMA Information Exchange. ***CLICK HERE TO LISTEN/DOWNLOAD PAST PERFORMANCES*** Giving a Voice to Amateur Classical Musicians
Few continue past adulthood, allowing a wonderful talent to waste away. We are committed to giving non-professional classical musicians the motivation to study and perform music again. At ACMA meetings, members can perform any classical piece they wish, in front of fellow amateurs. The audience will be supportive and encouraging, as well as offer the occasional constructive critique. This is not a classroom setting, nor should it substitute formal musical training. For more details about ACMA, click here.
download past performances. If you're a classical musician, please join us at our future meetings. You can contact us by phone or e-mail if you intend to attend a meeting, and want more information.
West 70th Street in Manhattan, New York. Click here for more information.
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