Julie Leven, Founder and Artistic Director, created Shelter Music Boston in 2010 as a social service organization able to deliver an immediate positive impact with classical music performances in environments of great need. Julie has been named a Boston Neighborhood Fellow, is a graduate of the BU School of Management Institute for Nonprofit Management and Leadership, Oberlin College, and Oberlin Conservatory. She is a member of the Handel + Haydn Society Orchestra and the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra. When not playing concerts or dreaming up new projects for SMB, she is passionate about organic farming and an avid Argentine tango dancer.
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Erin Merceruio Nelson, Director of Development and Operations, joined the Shelter Music Boston team as Director of Development and Operations in October 2014. She previously served as the Senior Program Administrator for the Free for All Concert Fund, and as Development Assistant at Hebrew SeniorLife. As a classical singer, Erin performs actively throughout New England on both the operatic and concert stage. She is grateful for the opportunity to share her love and passion for classical music with Boston area homeless citizens.
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Amanda Roth, Operations Coordinator, joined the Shelter Music Boston team in April 2019. In addition to her work with SMB, she serves as a Teaching Artist with the Josiah Quincy Orchestra Program and actively performs as a violinist and violist throughout the greater Boston area. Amanda is passionate about the healing power of music and is currently in the process of becoming a Certified Music Practitioner. She is thrilled to be working with an organization that both shares her passion and is creating social change in the Boston community.
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