Camden Ingram
Talent Development Program
Class of 2030, Flute

Camden Ingram

 

Biography

School/Class: Westlake High School, Class of 2030
ASO Instructor: Todd Skitch
Other Musical Affiliations: Atlanta Music Project
Summer Camps: Brevard Music Center Flute Seminar

Camden Ingram is a ninth-grade student in the Fulton County Schools district who began studying the flute at age eleven. Just five months into his musical journey, his former band director, Ms. Sarkino Walker, recognized his rapid progress and encouraged him to continue developing his talent. At the conclusion of middle school, Camden was honored with the Most Outstanding Musician Award.

As his musicianship has continued to develop, Camden has explored a variety of musical genres, including jazz. His interest in jazz has led to multiple performance opportunities at the Rialto Center for the Arts and participation in the Georgia State Summer Music Institute. While he enjoys exploring different styles, Camden remains especially dedicated to the study and performance of classical music.

His recent musical accomplishments include earning a position in the Atlanta Music Project’s Senior Youth Orchestra in August 2025 and joining the Talent Development Program (TDP) in October 2025, where he studies with Atlanta Symphony Orchestra flautist Todd Skitch. Through consistent training and preparation, Camden earned third chair in the District V Honor Band and second chair in the Georgia All-State Band. In 2026, he was also accepted into the Brevard Music Center Flute Seminar, where he expanded his musicianship through study with renowned flautist Molly Barth.

Away from the flute, Camden enjoys reading, gaming, crocheting, and skating. He is a well-rounded scholar who welcomes academic rigor, values building relationships with people from a variety of perspectives and intentionally looks for positivity in the world around him.

As a second-year TDP student, Camden looks forward to continuing to develop his musicianship and preparing for his future goal of attending a music conservatory and eventually performing with a major orchestra.