The Dorian Consort, a superb seven-member chamber group founded in Switzerland, stopped in Atlanta over the weekend. They were making their way to a flute conve...
The orchestra’s debt is still huge, the local economy is still struggling and America’s classical music community is feeling more embattled than ever. But the A...
A major player from the hotel management industry will now head the board of a major symphony orchestra. Jim Abrahamson, president and chief operating officer o...
Much anticipated, the list of artists for the 2011 "Art on the Atlanta BeltLine" event has been announced. In all, 66 visual artists and performing groups will ...
Art exhibitions and related activities will continue for weeks to come at the 2011 National Black Arts Festival, but the main event ended over the weekend with ...
Last month, a pair of ambitious and hyper-talented Atlanta Symphony musicians vowed to buck convention. Although they could confidently win prestigious jobs in ...
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s second recording on its ASO Media label -- Christopher Theofanidis’ Symphony No. 1 and Peter Lieberson’s “Neruda Songs” -- make...
Amber Boardman is a painter with rarefied insights into classical music. As a teenager in the 1990s, she started living in the home of Yoel Levi and his family ...
About 15 minutes into the final piece in a 10-hour marathon, the musicians on stage seemed in a trance, not from exhaustion but from elation, repeating their mo...
Concerts have become about community. You love the music, sure, but you can get that from CDs or off the Internet and listen in private, on your own time.
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