Spivey Hall, a bastion of uncompromising classical quality and one of the most conservative arts institutions in Atlanta, opened its 20th season Sunday afternoo...
This week, Mei-Ann Chen returns to Symphony Hall with a glowing young career and a still brighter future. A solid musician with a flair for the theatrical, her ...
Our friend Osvaldo Golijov, one of today's leading composers, is back this week in Symphony Hall -- in music if not in person. A member of the Atlanta Symphony ...
"Ravel" by Roger Nichols. Yale, 430 pages. $40.
Could it be that three-quarters of a century after the death of Maurice Ravel -- the epitome of cool French sop...
In some quarters, Stefan Jackiw is being called a stupendous performer and even a genius. His Atlanta debut, Saturday night at Kennesaw State University’s Baile...
Choreographer Lauri Stallings, the most politically savvy artist in Atlanta, has gained attention and a kind of cultural authority by pointing out what is passé...
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 ...
