David Amram Tickets

David Amram is one of America’s most versatile and influential performers, blending jazz, classical, folk, and world music in a single, compelling voice. Born November 17, 1930 in Philadelphia, Amram has expanded the boundaries of composition and improvisation for more than six decades. A pioneer in modern American music, he served as the New York Philharmonic’s first composer-in-residence (1966–1967) and has since earned accolades across genres, including induction into the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame and the Jay McShann Lifetime Achievement Award.

Amram’s career spans performance, composition, and education. He plays an impressive array of instruments—French horn, piano, flute, trumpet, and more—and collaborates with artists across jazz, folk, and classical scenes. He remains an active touring artist, a prolific recording artist, and a tireless advocate for music education and cultural exchange.

Stay tuned for new tours and releases as David Amram continues to share his enduring musical legacy with audiences around the world.

Upcoming live dates feature intimate performances and rousing collaborations. Check the calendar for details on dates like Lowell Celebrates Kerouac in October, fall stops in Schenectady, and a showcase at Dizzy’s Club in Jazz at Lincoln Center. Recent releases include Live in Germany (1954–2013), Never Too Many Sunsets: Three Generations, and the 2025 EP David Amram Honors Guthrie and Ochs – Old Souls. For fans, historians, and casual listeners alike, Amram’s work offers a rich tapestry of American music history.

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