Last week, the Atlanta Music Project was invited to participate in an international orchestra festival, led by none other than Gustavo Dudamel, the 37-year-old Venezuelan hotshot conductor.
The trip to Mexico City marked the first time the AMP students had performed — or even traveled — abroad.
They performed in a special orchestra concert alongside 300 young musicians from around the Americas. Fresh from their landmark trip, AMP executive director and co-founder Dantes Rameau and 14-year-old violinist Donovan Fuller joined Lois Reitzes on “City Lights” to talk about their experience.
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