Welcome to the
Lunenburg Academy of Music Performance

Creating the next generation of outstanding performing artists

Lunenburg Academy of Music Performance (LAMP) is creating the next generation of outstanding
performing artists. We select highly talented young musicians for mentorship and performance opportunities
with some of the most sought-after artists of our time. Through a unique environment of collaboration,
masterful instruction, and community outreach, we nurture their artistic growth, which prepares
them to make a lasting impact on the world of music.

As LAMP continues celebrating 10th year of bringing extraordinary music to Lunenburg, we are excited to announce the Spring Concert Series will include a diverse range of performances from a selection of exceptional Canadian and International Performing Artists. Angela Hewitt’s performance of Bach’s Complete Goldberg Variations kick off the series in mid-March, to be followed by performances by LAMP Fellow Jonathan Ferrucci, American tenor Jack Swanson as well as the Bel Canto artists here to study with Rachelle Jonck, celebrated Canadian flutist Susan Hoeppner, and in early June international renowned cellist Steven Isserlis returns to LAMP. There will also be a jazz series with performances by the Mike Murley Trio, E3 and a performance including seven jazz musicians celebrating the phenomenal music of jazz bassist Charles Mingus. We will head into the summer with our very popular Composition Academy, led by Dinuk Wijeratne, Matthias McIntire & Roydon Tse.

We will also be returning to LAMP this Spring, and in March & April will perform the first three concerts of our Beethoven String Quartet cycle: a six-part concert series featuring all sixteen of Ludwig van Beethoven's monumental string quartets. We are truly looking forward to returning to Lunenburg and welcoming you to the beautiful Lunenburg Academy and into the LAMP family of extraordinary artists.

Jonathan, Dorothy, JD & Abigail – the Verona Quartet and LAMP’s Artistic Directors

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