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About Kenneth Amis

Kenneth Amis is a world-renowned Bermudian-American tuba player, prolific composer, and esteemed music educator, recognized for his significant contributions to classical music, particularly within brass and wind ensemble repertoire. He has achieved international acclaim as both a performer and a compositional voice, with his works performed by leading orchestras and ensembles globally.

Amis composed his first published work, "A Suite for Bass Tuba," at the remarkably young age of fifteen.
He serves as the tuba player for the distinguished Empire Brass and the Palm Beach Opera Orchestra, in addition to being the assistant conductor for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Wind Ensemble.
In 2003, Kenneth Amis was honored as the youngest recipient of the New England Conservatory of Music's “Outstanding Alumni Award.”
He holds faculty positions teaching tuba and/or composition at several prestigious institutions, including Boston University, Boston Conservatory, Longy School of Music, and the New England Conservatory.

Performing the music of Kenneth Amis offers a highly rewarding experience for musicians seeking expertly crafted and engaging repertoire. His sheet music is ideally suited for brass players, particularly tubists, as well as intermediate to advanced wind ensembles and orchestras. Musicians will find his compositions to be both technically stimulating and musically profound, reflecting his deep understanding of instrumentation and expressive capability, making his works a valuable addition to any performance or study.