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CARNEGIE HALL PRESENTS

For Teens: Studio 57 with Marcus Miller

Saturday, January 5, 2019 11 AM Resnick Education Wing
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Young artists from across New York City are invited to make music at Carnegie Hall every Saturday throughout the school year at Studio 57. Students can collaborate with each other and work side by side with New York City’s best performing artists. This week, students have the opportunity to work with saxophonist and Math+Music co-founder Marcus Miller. This program is open to young musicians ages 14–19 with any level of experience in any genre.
Studio 57 and Future Music Project.

Note: A signed permission form from a parent/guardian is required for those under 18. Download the permission form.

Performers

Meet the Pros
with Marcus Miller, Saxophone

Ameriprise Financial

The Future Music Project Weekly Workshops include musical projects for young people in the justice system.

Lead support for Future Music Project is provided by Nicola and Beatrice Bulgari and The Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Family Foundation.

Major funding is provided by Ameriprise Financial and MetLife Foundation.

NYC Administration for Children's Services

Public support is provided by the City of New York through the Administration for Children’s Services, the Department of Youth and Community Development, and New York City Council Speaker Corey Johnson.

Youth Opportunity Hubs

Carnegie Hall is a partner in The Door's Youth Opportunity Hub, funded [in part] by the New York County District Attorney’s Criminal Justice Investment Initiative (CJII).

Bios

Marcus Miller

Marcus Miller’s mission is to make cool things smart, and to make smart things cool. After graduating from Harvard University with a degree in mathematics, he went on to play the saxophone, touring worldwide with artists who include Jazzmeia Horn, Jon Batiste, and DNCE. He is now focused on ...

Marcus Miller’s mission is to make cool things smart, and to make smart things cool. After graduating from Harvard University with a degree in mathematics, he went on to play the saxophone, touring worldwide with artists who include Jazzmeia Horn, Jon Batiste, and DNCE. He is now focused on his company Math+Music, a community that encourages people to explore math and music creatively. He also tours around the world with his band and produces and writes his own music.

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