Tallahassee Area Musicians Guild

Tallahassee Area Musicians Guild Tallahassee Area Musicians Guild (TAMG) is a non-profit group of local area artists supporting one another through edutainment, mentoring, and sharing.

Tallahassee Area Musicians Guild (TAMG) is a registered nonprofit corporation in the state of Florida and 501(c)(3) federally registered tax exempt non-profit. The TAMG Board Of Directors includes Russ Pangratz, Michael Shawn Turner, Russ Hamby, and Margie Bertram. TAMG was founded by musicians for musicians. TAMG consists of a body of creative minds, including musicians and songwriters from all s

kill levels and genres of music, professional and amateur. We believe that music is a living thing and an important part of life. Enriching musical experiences should be available to everyone, regardless of their level of skill, talent, genre, or expectations, and that everyone with the right combination of talent and motivation should be able to make a living by making music. Further, we believe it is imperative that all musicians share in the pool of resources organically created by the family called local musicians.

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2011 S Monroe Street
Tallahassee, FL
32301

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(800) 272-3151

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Tallahassee Area Musicians Guild (TAMG) is a registered nonprofit corporation in the state of Florida and 501(c)(3) federally registered tax exempt non-profit. The TAMG Board Of Directors includes Russ Pangratz, Barrence Dupree, and Russ Hamby. TAMG was founded by musicians for musicians. TAMG consists of a body of creative minds, including musicians and songwriters from all skill levels and genres of music, professional and amateur. We believe that music is a living thing and an important part of life. Enriching musical experiences should be available to everyone, regardless of their level of skill, talent, genre, or expectations, and that everyone with the right combination of talent and motivation should be able to make a living by making music. Further, we believe it is imperative that all musicians share in the pool of resources organically created by the family called local musicians.