Our Youth Programs merge Computer Science, Music Technology, Audio Engineering, the Digital Arts and Music Theory.
At AMP Music Lab, we are honored to be recognized as the number one music technology youth program in Palm Beach County. Since our establishment, we have been dedicated to empowering young musicians and inspiring the next generation of music creators.
At AMP, we’ve embarked on an exciting new journey to enhance our impact on youth education. Due to our recent relocation, we’re unable to continue our traditional youth programs. However, we’re thrilled to announce the birth of the AMP Education Foundation (AMP-ED), our nonprofit arm dedicated to carrying forward our legacy initiatives.
About AMP Education Foundation (AMP-ED) AMP-ED is committed to fostering the intersection of technology and creativity, empowering students to explore and excel in STEM fields. Our programs, previously offered under AMP Youth Programs, are now transitioning to the nonprofit sector as we work diligently in the fundraising phase.
The Mission We firmly believe that the fusion of technology and creativity is pivotal in inspiring the next generation of STEM professionals. Through AMP-ED, we aim to provide innovative educational opportunities that nurture young minds and cultivate a passion for STEM subjects.
Support The Cause As we embark on this exciting transition, we invite you to join us in our mission. Your support and contributions are instrumental in realizing our vision of empowering youth through education. Stay tuned for updates on our fundraising efforts and future programs.
Thank you for being a part of our journey towards shaping a brighter future for young learners.
Sincerely,
The AMP Team
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What People are Saying…
If a computer generates the right sequence of numbers, any sound—including some never before heard—can be produced. Because of its versatility, such digital sound synthesis has found a place in music
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN FEBRUARY 1987
The Computer as a Musical InstrumentThe Digital Computer as a Musical Instrument
A computer can be programed to play “instrumental” music to aid the computer, or to compose unaided.
Science 01 Nov 1963
Vol. 142, Issue 3592, pp. 553-557My son has been with Amp for several years now and has loved it from the start! He is 17 years old now and both Travis and Nick have been such an inspiration and exceptional role model for him. He does play the piano but wanted to learn how to mix that with producing and has now even been inspired to take singing lessons. We are very fortunate to have found them when we did and hope to continue to excel with them. I can’t thank them enough for everything they have taught him!
Dina R
Proud Parent/ AMP MomDiscover Our Legacy Initiatives: Join Us in Preserving Music Education for Future Generations
As we embark on an exciting new chapter with the AMP Education Foundation, we invite you to explore our heritage programs. These initiatives, now in the fundraising stage, represent our commitment to preserving our musical legacy and empowering future generations.
