Kithara Project
Our mission is to improve the lives and opportunities of children and youth through the classical guitar.
Kithara Project is a collective of guitarists working to promote the guitar and with it, to create, perform, educate, engage, and empower in socially responsible ways. The members of the organization, all internationally-acclaimed performers and teachers, work both domestically and internationally to organize performances, collaborations, workshops, and longer-term residencies in non-traditional settings. Through its performances, the Kithara Project brings all the richness of the classical guitar to those places where, perhaps too often, music is seldom heard. Program Goals:
Kithara Project educational outreach programs are a key part of its mission to create, perform, educate, engage, and empower. The goals of these programs are to:
* provide quality musical experiences for young people;
* partner with public, private and charter schools
* to supplement current music programs;
expand collaborations with community organizations to reach greater numbers of disadvantaged young people, particularly in inner-city communities and communities without access to live arts experiences;
* encourage long-term concert attendance by young people;
* provide world-class instruction for emerging instrumental students; and
* provide inspiring role models for students of all ages and backgrounds.
08/24/2026
Amazing things happen when young people open themselves to music, and these pictures from our program in prove it!
In the first year of the program, these students went from no musical experience to performing on a big stage for quite the crowd! Thanks to the hard work of Raffi Donoian and, of course, the students themselves.
We love to see young people empowered through music! And it's happening in five locations across North America. Follow along and to spread the word!
08/20/2026
From the classroom to the concert stage, we empower young people to expressive themselves through music. Here's a snapshot from our Albuquerque program... Many hours of preparation go into presenting a concert, and the students see their hard work pay off!
We're excited to get back to music making with students in and next month!
Visit our website to learn more and make a tax deductible donation. Thank you for your support!
07/15/2026
Photos from our final concert in Boston last month! Celebrating our 10 year anniversary means we're celebrating a decade of empowering students to be expressive, individual, capable human beings through classical guitar mastery... And it all started in Boston!
From first year beginners to graduating seniors who were with the program for almost the whole decade, our end of year concerts always serve as a reminder of what's possible when we make music together! Thanks for being here with us.
Featuring faculty Fred Springer and Robby Brown
Photos by Michael Sherman
06/17/2026
Thank you University of Rhode Island for the great article on Kithara Project's newest program in Providence, RI, at Hope High School.
https://www.uri.edu/news/2026/06/uri-music-professor-a-guitar-hero-in-teaching-children-around-the-world-for-past-decade/
Augustine Strings, URI Music Department, Raffi Donoian
URI music professor a ‘Guitar Hero’ in teaching children around the world for past decade KINGSTON, R.I. – June 9, 2026 – Adam Levin, an associate teaching professor of classical guitar in the University of Rhode Island’s Department of Music, is well-versed in delivering the dulcet tones of the classical guitar to audiences around the world. Though he has achieved success as a Bill...
06/11/2026
in the media! NBC 10 WJAR Providence New Bedford and PBS KIDS recognized Kithara Project programs in Providence and Albuquerque. We are so excited to share our work with more people!
Visit the link in stories to watch the full features! And help spread the word and support our mission to enrich the lives of young people through the classical guitar!
Featuring co-founder Adam Levin Classical Guitarist, and faculty members RaffiDonoianMusic and Javier Ortega.
Guarden la fecha. ✨🎶
¡Nos vemos en el Museo Nacional de Culturas Populares!
06/05/2026
¡Les esperamos! 👇
🎸✨ ¡Khitara Project llega al Museo Nacional de Culturas Populares! 🎶
Déjate envolver por una tarde llena de sensibilidad, talento y música con la participación de niñas, niños y jóvenes intérpretes que compartirán el sonido y la belleza de la guitarra clásica. 🌟🎼
🎵 Cada interpretación será un recorrido por la pasión, disciplina y creatividad de las nuevas generaciones de músicos. 💫👏
Ven a disfrutar de este encuentro musical donde las cuerdas cobrarán vida en un concierto lleno de emoción y armonía. 🎶❤️
📍 Museo Nacional de Culturas Populares.
Av. Miguel Hidalgo #289, Del Carmen, Coyoacán, CDMX
📅 14 de junio de 2026
🕚 12:00 h
🎟️ Entrada libre
Kithara Project
05/28/2026
Thank you to everyone who made our fundraiser a great success! With your help and a generous match from a donor we went above and beyond our goal of $20,000! We had performances by our Advanced Ensemble, Beginner and Intermediate Stars, faculty Fred Springer and Robby Brown, and co-founder Adam Levin.
Follow along for future events and ways to support tuition-free education throughout North America!
Featuring co-founder , faculty and , and Boston board members and .
05/15/2026
Our Boston fundraiser is tomorrow and all donations will be matched up to $10k! We are so grateful to a donor who graciously offered to match donations from this fundraiser.
If you're in the Boston area, get your tickets, and if you'd like to support with a tax-deductible matched donation visit the link in bio or stories!
05/10/2026
No se pierdan el inicio de la Gira Kithara Project México en el emblemático Museo Casa del Risco, el próximo sábado en punto de la 1 pm.
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La Gira Kithara Project México tiene el honor de invitarle al recital didáctico de guitarra clásica que se llevará a cabo el próximo sábado 16 de mayo a las 13:00 horas, en el Patio de la Fuente del Museo Casa del Risco.
Una experiencia musical dedicada a la apreciación de la guitarra clásica, en un encuentro pensado para acercar al público a la riqueza sonora y cultural de este instrumento.
🤝 Entrada con aportación voluntaria en beneficio de los programas del museo.
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