AGMA’s next Black History Month Spotlight features Makeda Hampton, AGMA Chorister, classical vocalist, and educator. She shares her rendition of “A Prayer” from African Romances, a groundbreaking collaboration between Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, a Black British...
AGMA is kicking off our Black History Month spotlights with a poem by AGMA Artist Nathalie Alcime. She is a Haitian-American vocalist, worship leader, and educator who recently joined AGMA through Detroit Opera’s Highways and Valleys. Her work is grounded in both...
The Solo Principal Artist (SPA) Caucus will hold its first National Meeting of 2026 on March 3 at 7:00 pm ET. This meeting is open to all AGMA soloists in good standing. An email with registration information was sent earlier today! This meeting will focus on setting...
In today’s AGMAzine Spotlight, San Francisco Area Chorister Troy Turriate reflects on the role music has played across generations and how that inheritance shaped his path. He shares how the stability and security provided by AGMA enabled him to pick up the mantle his...
In today’s AGMAzine Spotlight, Eric Ferring, AGMA’s Assistant Regional Director, myth-busts Labor Reform. Exposing how the purposeful mischaracterization of Labor Reform can shift blame onto artists while ignoring deeper structural challenges facing the performing...
