Looking Inward, Spacing Out invites us to listen across time and space—toward the past that shapes us, the present we share, and the future we imagine together.
Amelia performs at DAWN’s third annual Ukrainian Winterfest. The festival celebrates culture and community with live music, traditional dances, arts & crafts, food & drinks, and more! Proceeds provide critical aid to Ukraine.
Amelia joins as a featured guest on Kenny Endo’s tour celebrating 50 years of Taiko Drumming. Endo is one of the leading personas in this style of Japanese percussion, and he is touring with his Contemporary Ensemble.
Amelia performs as a featured guest at this concert celebrating Kenny Endo’s 50 years of Taiko Drumming. Endo is one of the leading personas in this style of Japanese percussion, and he is touring with his Contemporary Ensemble.
Amelia joins as a guest artist for the Portland debut of the Ancient African Wisdom Trilogy. One night only – a live concert journey through heritage, rhythm, and reimagined African expression.
Amelia performs in a special service for Yom Kippur. Attendees are invited to reflect on the meaning of life, our capacity for gratitude, and our relationship with the divine.
Amelia creates music for the Jewish new year with an evening of reflection and celebration. This service welcomes the High Holy Days with meaningful prayer, music, and teachings.
Join New Wave Opera for Atoms & Artifacts, an exploration of the perceptions & experiences of historical women. Amelia performs in a small chamber ensemble for the west coast premiere of Marie Curie Learns to Swim by Jessica Rudman, composer & Kendra Preston Leonard, librettist.
Join New Wave Opera for Atoms & Artifacts, an exploration of the perceptions & experiences of historical women. Amelia performs in a small chamber ensemble for the west coast premiere of Marie Curie Learns to Swim by Jessica Rudman, composer & Kendra Preston Leonard, librettist.
Join New Wave Opera for Atoms & Artifacts, an exploration of the perceptions & experiences of historical women. Amelia performs in a small chamber ensemble for the west coast premiere of Marie Curie Learns to Swim by Jessica Rudman, composer & Kendra Preston Leonard, librettist.
Amelia performs principal flute with the Siletz Bay Music Festival Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Johann Stuckenbruck. (Photo by Bob Gibson)
Amelia performs principal flute with the Siletz Bay Music Festival Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Johann Stuckenbruck. (Photo by Bob Gibson)
Amelia performs flute in Sergei Prokofiev’s beloved Peter and the Wolf, arranged for Wind Quintet and Narrator.
In a repeat concert, Amelia joins Fear No Music, bringing their Locally Sourced Sounds season to a close with a meditation on what it means to be truly local.
Amelia joins Fear No Music, bringing their Locally Sourced Sounds season to a close with a meditation on what it means to be truly local. Musician, educator, author, humanitarian, and Kalapuya Tribal Elder Jan Michael Looking Wolf joins as a very special guest to create new sounds together, combining the musicians of Fear No Music with his unique artistry. Also featuring works by FNM’s own Nancy Ives and Nicholas Emerson.
Amelia Lukas and Yoko Greeney, share an inspired and ethereal program of music that explores composers’ endless fascination with birds, with a feature on composers of the Pacific Northwest and Japan. The highlight of the event will be the premiere of Kirsten Volness’ new work for flute, piano and electronics, Shima Enaga, a piece that draws its inspiration from the iconic “snow fairies” of Hokkaido.
Amelia Lukas and Yoko Greeney, share an inspired and ethereal program of music that explores composers’ endless fascination with birds. Featuring composers of the Pacific Northwest and Japan, this special performance takes place in Portland Japanese Garden. The highlight of the event will be the premiere of Kirsten Volness’ new work for flute, piano and electronics, Shima Enaga, a piece that draws its inspiration from the iconic “snow fairies” of Hokkaido. Presented by Portland Japanese Garden in partnership with the Bird Alliance of Oregon.
Amelia performs with Fear No Music for the third concert of their Locally Sourced Sounds season. The concert celebrates the 80th birthday of Portland new music icon David Schiff with a performance of his seminal work Scenes from Adolescence. Included on the program are works by the prolific and poetic Deena T. Grossman and the three talented composers of the exciting collective Raindrop New Music: Lisa Neher, Carolyn Quick, and YCP alum Drew Swatosh.
Amelia performs with Fear No Music for the third concert of their Locally Sourced Sounds season, Scenes from Adolescence. The concert celebrates the 80th birthday of Portland new music icon David Schiff with a performance of his seminal work Scenes from Adolescence. Included on the program are works by the prolific and poetic Deena T. Grossman and the three talented composers of the exciting collective Raindrop New Music: Lisa Neher, Carolyn Quick, and YCP alum Drew Swatosh.
Amelia performs as principal flutist with the Portland Chamber Orchestra for their New Year’s Music Mixology Party
Amelia returns to the Ukrainian Winter Fest with a beautiful solo set of music for flute, alto flute, and electronics.
The “Alaskan Landscapes” main stage concert at the Anchorage Museum kicks off Alaska Resounding’s inaugural festival season. Amelia shines in gorgeous flute-forward works:
Joan Tower (Grawemeyer Award and Grammy Award winner), Rising for flute and string quartet
Karen Tanaka (Gaudeamus Prize winner), Frozen Horizon for flute, string quartet, bass, percussion
Amelia shines in intimate chamber music performances in beautiful settings across the Oregon Coast. Stay tuned for details.
In a repeat concert, Amelia performs with the astounding pianist/composer Stewart Goodyear, in the premiere of his own The Torment of Marsyas . World-renowned horn master Radovan Vlatković tackles Ligeti’s devilishly difficult Horn Trio. Finally, Busoni and Geneva Piano Competitions winner Chloe Mun conquers Beethoven’s monumental “Hammerklavier.”
Amelia performs with the astounding pianist/composer Stewart Goodyear, in the premiere of his own The Torment of Marsyas . World-renowned horn master Radovan Vlatković tackles Ligeti’s devilishly difficult Horn Trio. Finally, Busoni and Geneva Piano Competitions winner Chloe Mun conquers Beethoven’s monumental “Hammerklavier.”
Amelia performs solo flute as a part of Salem, Oregon’s World Beat Festival 2024. Located at Riverfront Park, this year’s festival celebrates the music and culture of Ukraine.
In a repeat concert, Amelia helps Chamber Music Northwest kick off their Summer Festival. Their 2024 program celebrates the work and impact of Ludwig von Beethoven. Amelia’s performances will include Ralph’s Old Records by Portland composer Kenji Bunch, and Symphony No. 2 in D Major Op. 36 by Beethoven, himself.
Amelia helps Chamber Music Northwest kick off their Summer Festival. Their 2024 program celebrates the work and impact of Ludwig von Beethoven. Amelia’s performances will include Ralph’s Old Records by Portland composer Kenji Bunch, and Symphony No. 2 in D Major Op. 36 by Beethoven, himself.
Amelia Joins Portland Chamber Orchestra for a multimedia Mother’s Day celebration. Enjoy music from Schumann, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Paul Simon…
Amelia performs Kate Soper’s Only The Words Themselves, an intricate and amazing duo for voice and flute, and Gemma Peacocke’s grogeous Fear of Flying for solo flute.
