From Debussy to Donatoni — clarinet for the concert stage.

Amy has performed with the Lucerne Festival Academy Orchestra, the Texas New Music Ensemble, the New York Electroacoustic Music Festival, the Darmstadt International Music Institute chamber sessions, and the Banff Centre's Performance Today as a musician-in-residence.

As co-founder of the clarinet and piano ensemble Duo Ephelia, she has appeared at the Chicago Cultural Center's Preston Bradley Hall, the Nicholas Roerich Museum, and the Czech Center New York's Bohemian National Hall. Her orchestral and chamber appearances include the Regina Opera, New York Virtuosi, Traverse Symphony, Light Opera of New York, and the Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra.

She was a finalist in the International Clarinet Association’s Orchestral Competition and a semi-finalist in the Concert Artists Guild Victor Elmaleh Competition. She received the James E. Hughes, Sr. Memorial Performance Award at Mannes, where she studied with Charles Neidich, having previously studied with Jeffrey Lerner.

Alongside her active musical engagements, Amy also works as a software engineer at Google.