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Opportunity Music Project, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing equitable access to high-quality music education for children from all economic backgrounds, especially those living below the poverty line. The private company is based in New York, NY. The organization serves youth aged approximately 5 to 18, welcoming beginners through advanced students with no prior experience required. It offers a comprehensive curriculum including private lessons in violin, viola, cello, double bass, and piano; orchestra training with multiple ensemble levels; composition labs; and mentorship programs that connect students with trained college-level tutors and professional musicians. The organization partners with programs such as Juilliard’s Morse Fellowship Program and Carnegie Hall PlayUSA. It emphasizes a supportive family environment, encouraging parental involvement and providing resources for families. Students receive weekly private lessons, year-round access to high-quality instruments, and opportunities to perform at venues such as Carnegie Hall. The programs focus on musical skill development as well as personal growth, creativity, collaboration, perseverance, and community inclusion. The organization promotes diversity, racial justice, and inclusion within classical music by expanding programming to feature works by composers of color and cultivating a diverse community and leadership. It is governed by a diverse board of directors and supported by an associate board of young leaders, and engages the community through concerts, service events, fundraising, and volunteer opportunities.

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