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The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will bring Distant Worlds: music from Final Fantasy, the highly popular multimedia concert experience to Symphony Hall on May 6 and 7. With composer Nobuo Uematsu and conductor …
Read MoreThe latest game-changer in the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s quest to blaze a singular path to artistic growth was the creation in late 2010 of ASO Media, a new record label …
Read MoreEver looking forward, the artistic leadership of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will present audiences with a full house of household-name soloists, beloved orchestral pieces and modern marvels in its 2011-2012 …
Read MoreThis holiday season, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s first-ever Principal Pops Conductor Michael Krajewski has cooked up a very special gift for the audience: A holiday pops concert featuring Broadway singer Capathia …
Read MoreWidely recognized as a humorous and easygoing entertainer and the go-to conductor of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s SuperPOPS! series, there is more to the life of the seemingly happy-go-lucky conductor …
Read MoreIn the late 1990s, when Robert Spano was in charge of the adventure-prone Brooklyn Philharmonic, he often was touted as the next big catch for a major orchestra – a …
Read MoreBy Kathy Janich Two Georgia singers and one from Ohio have been named finalists in the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s “American Idol”-like Songster 2010 amateur vocal competition. The winner, who will …
Read MoreHow do you get to Carnegie Hall? The answer, generally, is “practice, practice, practice.” But the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra has another way: Take part in its “American Idol”-style Atlanta Symphony …
Read MoreThe Orchestra is proud to introduce Stanley E. Romanstein, Ph.D., as its new president. Previously the President and CEO of the Minnesota Humanities Center in St. Paul, Dr. Romanstein officially …
Read MoreAfter 16 groundbreaking years at the helm of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, President and Chief Executive Officer Allison Vulgamore informed the ASO Board of Directors that she would not be …
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