Welcome to ACMA, the Amateur Classical Musician's Association

Welcome!

The

Amateur Classical Musician's Association

(ACMA, for short

)

dedicated to

providing

opportunities for the non-professional classical

musician to

perform

and network with fellow amateurs.

members

gather

in Manhattan on a

monthly

basis to:

perform short pieces of classical music in front of an audience of fellow
amateurs
network and socialize with fellow amateur musicians from all walks of life
collaborate with fellow members on works of music to be performed at

future gatherings

***CLICK

HERE

TO LISTEN/DOWNLOAD PAST PERFORMANCES***

Giving a Voice to Amateur Classical Musicians

Most classical musicians begin their studies before the age of 14.

Few

continue

past adulthood, allowing a wonderful talent to waste away.

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

Click

here

to see the performance list for our n

ext

meeting,

as well

download past performances

If you're a classical musician, please

join

us at our

future meetings.

ou can

contact

us by phone or

e-mail if you

intend

to attend a meeting

, and want more information

CMA

meeting schedule:

July 12th, 2008 3:00- 5:00 p.m.

August 9th, 2008 3:00- 5:00 p.m.

September 6th, 2008 3:00- 5:00 p.m.

ACMA will meet at the

School of the Blessed Sacrament

, located at

147

West

70th Street in Manhattan, New York. Click

here

for more

information.

Contributions are always appreciated, and help pay for use of the meeting facilities.

Amateur Classical
Musician's Association