ASO releases all-Sibelius recording
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra has released a new recording, featuring the work of Finnish composer Jean Sibelius.
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Free ASO concerts return to Piedmont Park
Let the music play … again. The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra returns to Piedmont Park in May with free concerts at 7:30 p.m. May 17 and 23.
Read MoreASO greets new season with 5 world premieres, Shaw gala
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s 2013-14 season will feature five world premieres, six Atlanta premieres, a return trip to New York’s Carnegie Hall and a tribute to the late maestro Robert Shaw.
Read MoreWilliams, Spielberg join ASO on Oct. 24
Director Steven Spielberg and composer John Wiliams join the symphony for an evening of movie music.
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For ASO, decade brings new maestro and a focus on new works
Any serious look at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s past decade must begin with Robert Spano, who became music director with the 2001-02 season.
Read MoreASO, players reach contract; season begins Oct. 4
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the ASO Players Association and union have reached a two-year labor agreement that means the 2012-13 season at Symphony Hall will begin Oct. 4 as scheduled.
Read MoreCD review: András Schiff and the 'Well-Tempered Clavier'
András Schiff intuitively breathes new spirit into “The Well-Tempered Clavier,” revealing its nuances, rhythmic sensibility, grandeur, intimacy and wit.
Read More'When I Play Music' effort wraps today
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s “When I Play Music” Campaign for Music Education — an effort that officially ends Thursday — seeks $5 donations. And the need will go on.
Read MoreINSIDE THE ASO | Ahmad Mayes
Meet Ahmad Mayes, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s Community Programs Coordinator. He manages the orchestra’s community programs and partnerships, all activities outside of Symphony Hall — and more.
Read MoreSibelius, Grieg/Sibelius, Rachmaninov & Beethoven
Robert Spano articulates Sibelius’s revered tone poem Tapiola. Premiere soprano Jessica Rivera, a close friend of the Orchestra, shines in songs by Romantic masters, and we close with the most …
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