Energy of the Stage
Above image courtesy of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. The ASO is the place to be on Thursday evenings in May (virtually, that is). The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra has announced the …
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All images courtesy ASO. Portrait of Robert Spano (above) by Atlanta-based artist Jurell Cayetano. The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) recently announced its 2020-21 season. This season will be full of memorable …
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Six new musicians have joined the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra as part of its 75th season. Performing under music director Robert Spano, the new appointments include three tenure-track musicians and three …
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Atlanta is getting a dose of Nashville this holiday. As part of their “Home Free’s Dive Bar Christmas Tour,” Home Free will perform with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra at Symphony …
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This month, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra continues its programming with a variety of rich concerts and performances featuring conductor Robert Spano, guest artists, and of course the Grammy Award-winning orchestra. …
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With September officially underway, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra is celebrating the beginning of its landmark 75th season. “In addition to the major artistic achievements of our 75th season, we look …
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Music Director Robert Spano and Principal Guest Conductor Donald Runnicles have announced the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s 2019/20 season. This season will celebrate the Orchestra’s 75th year and Spano’s and Runnicles’ 19th season as artistic partners.
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Our weekly curated BEST BETS column points you toward the best theater, classical music, dance and random cultural events in metro Atlanta. This week’s top picks: “The Color Purple” (Actor’s Express) + “Winnie-the-Pooh” (Alliance Theatre).
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The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s current contract with its musicians doesn’t expire until Sept. 8, but the entities already have agreed to a three-year extension that takes all involved through the end of the 2020/21 season.
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The new CEO begins work July 18, succeeding Virginia Hepner, who helped lead the Arts Center through a time of significant change and success.
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