Amanda Sewell is a host and producer for Interlochen Public Radio, as well as a writer for various publications including Interlochen Center For The Arts, Traverse City Record-Eagle, and Cleburne Times Review. With a focus on local news and arts, Amanda covers topics such as music, cultural events, and interviews with artists and musicians.
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Amanda Sewell focuses on covering local music and arts events, particularly related to the Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan. Her articles predominantly include event coverage and profile features within the entertainment industry, heavily centered around classical music performances, composers, and the happenings at Interlochen.
When reaching out to Amanda for potential coverage or interviews, consider offering unique stories about artists' journeys or behind-the-scenes insights into music productions. Additionally, if you have expertise in classical music or experience with organizing cultural events similar to those covered by Amanda, your pitch may be of interest to her.
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By: Amanda Sewell
Hear Interlochen Arts Academy and Camp students perform iconic music by John Williams for stage and screen.
By: Amanda Sewell
Viridian Strings members clockwise from top left: Cherry Yeung, Joe Skerik, Brian Isaacs, Kyle Stachnik and Matthew Hakkarainen
By: Amanda Sewell
Sixten Ehrling conducts the Detroit Symphony Orchestra at Interlochen, August 25, 1966
By: Amanda Sewell
Frederick Stock conducts at Chicago's Orchestra Hall in an undated photo from the 1930s
By: Amanda Sewell
Double bassist Paul Erhard and pianist Alejandro Cremaschi are presenting a unique recital of tango-inspired music in northern Michigan this week.
Amanda Sewell One of the most polarizing topics of conversation in the world of live classical music performances has to do with clapping.
By: Amanda Sewell
Upper Chapel Falls, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Munising, Michigan
Interlochen Public Radio | By Amanda Sewell There are such different ways classical music audiences can show their appreciation for the music - perhaps silently, perhaps by clapping.
By: Amanda Sewell
Classical IPR will bid farewell to host Kate Botello in October and make some changes to the programming schedule.
By: Amanda Sewell
Ferde Grofé (left) and Percy Grainger each conduct their own music at Interlochen's National Music Camp
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