All Music Composed by Cameron M. Armstrong
Cameron Armstrong Music
Educator // Performer // Composer
Mission and Vision
Mission:
To contribute to a more musical world—and, therefore, a more connected global community—through the facilitation of meaningful musical experiences.
Vision:
Envisioning a world where musical traditions are interwoven into every facet of life—a world where everyone has the opportunity to engage with music and find joy, understanding, inspiration, and awe in the experience. Music is the shared heartbeat of humanity; engaging with it offers the chance to move in synchrony, illuminating and transcending social barriers such as class, race, religion, and imbalances of power—uniting those with disparate views and fostering tolerance and curiosity.
About
Photo by: Jonathan Gordon
Cameron Armstrong is an American musician, educator and music advocate based in Munich, Germany. His music performance and education history span 18 years in United States and Europe.
Music Educator: Armstrong holds over a with a decade's worth of teaching experience (early childhood-adult). He has taught at festivals, public and private schools, private lessons, and non-profits in the United States and Europe.
In addition, he is the co-creator of the innovative children's music and education program Spacekidetz.
Performer: Armstrong is a champion of American roots music and history and a performer of original folk songs. His past is musically diverse, having recorded and toured with such groups as, Modern Bygones, Honeysuckle Rye, Sebastian and the Deep Blue, and most recently as the singer songwriter Mac Èron. He can also be found performing regularly with the Munich-Based American Roots ensemble Moonshine Unicorn. Check here for information on upcoming music releases and concert dates.
Composer and Academic: Armstrong holds a Bachelor's Degree in Music Composition from Cornish College of the Arts and a Master's Degree in Music Education from the University of Washington. His academic compositions, interdisciplinary collaborations, and research on music education can be found in the portfolio section.