Member
Contact Information
cellolady@gmail.comhttp://www.amydomingues.com
Location
Washington, District of Columbia
Early Music Skills & Interests
Citole, Vihuela, Violin, Voice - Alto, Voice - TenorEarly Music Affiliations
Educator, Enthusiast/Supporter, Performer, Publicist
Biography
Amy Domingues is a versatile performer of the cello and viola da gamba. She began her career as a session cellist, touring internationally with rock and experimental groups, and released 3 albums of cello and vocal-oriented songs under the name Garland of Hours, before turning her focus to historical performance. She holds a master’s degree in Historical Performance (Viola da Gamba) from the Peabody Institute and has studied in masterclasses with Wieland Kuijken, Paolo Pandolfo, and Philippe Pierlot.
Amy performs with ensembles including The Folger Consort, Hesperus, The Washington Bach Consort, Musica Spira, and the Valencia Baryton Project. She is a founding member of Sonnambula, Ensemble in Residence at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (2018–2019), and the Frick Collection (2025-2026). She appears on more than 70 recordings across multiple genres, including Sonnambula’s world premiere of Leonora Duarte’s Sinfonias (Centaur Records), and Passing Fancy: Beauty in a Moment of Chaos (Avie).
A dedicated educator, Amy teaches cello and gamba privately and has served on the faculties of Amherst Early Music, the Madison Early Music Festival, and the Viola da Gamba Society of America Conclave, as well as workshops abroad. She has received multiple awards from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities and the Viola da Gamba Society of America. More info at www.amydomingues.com
