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Amy McGlothlin is a saxophonist and bagpiper in Andover, Massachusetts, USA. Amy teaches saxophone, clarinet and bagpipe lessons at her studio to both children and adults of all levels and abilities. She also performs over 50 times per year in the area.

Amy is an accomplished saxophonist. She recently completed her Master of Music degree at the Longy School of Music in Cambridge, MA where she was a student of Ken Radnofsky. Amy has won several competitions, including the Marshall University Concerto Competition and the Prince William Symphony Soloist Competition. She was also a participant in the inaugural Adolphe Sax Competition in Dinant Belgium in 1994.

Amy is a member of "Passage" a saxophone quartet that recently won third prize in the International Chamber Music Competition sponsored by the Chamber Music Federation of New England.

photo by Joyelle West

Her rural background and interest in Appalachian music and its Celtic heritage also lead her to play Great Highland Bagpipes. She performs on the instrument over 50 times per year both as a soloist and member of the Clan MacPherson Pipes and Drums, one of the oldest continually performing bagpipe organizations in the United States, founded in 1921.