Amelia Robinson is a musician and teaching artist who strives to bring people together through shared music experiences.

A Suzuki trained pianist and vocalist, Amelia writes and performs original interactive songs for her children’s music project, Mil’s Trills, of which she has released two Parents’ Choice award winning albums, Everyone Together Now!, and Now That We’re Friends..., and produced collaborations with Lincoln Center’s Meet the Artist series, the Guggenheim, BAM, Symphony Space, and overseas with the Pleasance Theatre’s KidZone at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Her music has been featured on the album, Songs for a Healthier America, as part of Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! Initiative produced by Partnership for a Healthier America and Hip Hop Public Health to promote healthy lifestyles for youth.

A global traveller with four passports and a thirst for ethnomusicology, Amelia once performed daily for five months on an artificial island in Qatar, and lived for two years in the UK where she worked alongside notable British composer Michael Nyman and the LSO. Her innovative multi-media orchestral piece, The Cycle Symphony, premiered as part of the 2011 East End Film Festival and incorporated an audience of 500 bicycle-bell playing participants. TCS received #1 Critic’s Choice by Time Out London and landed Amelia on BBC Radio 1.

As an educator, Amelia founded the early childhood music program at Stephen Gaynor School and devised a series of extended day workshops at Avenues The World School. She continues to develop new opportunities that inspire a global community through open minds and compassionate hearts.