Amy

Amy Griffin is a singer and music educator from Dothan, AL. She studied music education and psychology at Troy University where she sang in the school of music’s Collegiate Singers, Concert Chorale, Opera Workshop, and Frequency vocal jazz ensemble.

Amy’s teaching experience includes elementary music, chamber choir, show choir, a cappella pop, music appreciation, theory, private voice and drama. She also served as a worship leader and church choral director during her education and early career.

Currently, Amy teaches at Houston Academy in Dothan, AL and is an active member of the Alabama Music Educators Association, Alabama Vocal Association and National Association for Music Education. She enjoys singing as a guest soloist for commencement ceremonies, sporting events and weddings. She also enjoys participating in the Southeast Alabama Community Theatre and Tri-State Community Choir.

Oftentimes during the research and experimental phase of development, we’ll create instruments that don’t necessarily belong to a bigger, themed release. Instead of attempting to shoehorn them into a future release or trying to construct a comprehensive product around it, we decided to create the Atelier Series so that other composers can enjoy our explorations in sample development as well.