Tutor's Note: Not taking new students

Amy Hwang, 16, Flute

Years of Experience: ​10

Notable Musical Experiences/Awards:

• Invited to perform as a featured soloist with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
• Member of the 2020 National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America (NYO-USA)
• Grand Prize, Washington National Youth Music Competition
• 1st Prize, ENKOR International Music Competition
• National 2nd Place Winner, Music Teachers National Association Competition
• National 2nd Place Winner, 2020 US Army Orchestra Young Artist Competition 
• Performed at Carnegie Hall and as a featured soloist with the Columbia Orchestra, Montgomery Symphony Orchestra, and the Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestra (BSYO)
• Principal flutist of Howard County High School G/T Orchestra and rotating principal of BSYO

Video Platforms I Can Use:

• FaceTime
• Zoom
• Skype
• ​Instagram Video Chat 
• Open to any other suggestions!

Tutor Availability:

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​​NOTE: If the calendar is empty, please email thedoremiproject@gmail.com and we'll contact the tutor! Or, try looking at one of our other tutors!

Repeat Booking Request

I am currently only taking booking requests from current students.
If you are a current student, please email me (you should have my email already) to book future lessons.

Parent/Student Reviews for Amy

"I wanted to compliment her on her teaching ability! When my student didn't understand what she was explaining, she found several different ways to communicate what she wanted her to do! She was also very encouraging and patient. Excellent job!!!" 
​- Mrs. Jen P.

"Amy is fantastic! She is easy to understand, very patient, and very nice. My daughter can't wait to have another session with her. Cannot thank our Howard County band students enough for doing this."
- Mrs. Jean R.

"I think the lesson was great, and Amy is a great teacher. She is very patient and nice, and I look forward to our next lesson."
- Annabelle​ L., student