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Review: ASO’s restraint pays off in Beethoven’s transitional symphonies
The composer’s Fourth and Seventh hint at the epic nature of the legendary works that followed. :: The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s Beethoven Project…
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Review: Stutzmann Conducts ASO in unique interpretation of Bruckner
We were treated to Anton Bruckner in all his originality and splendor — while it lasted. This weekend and next, the Atlanta Symphony…
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Review: Chick Wallace brings salty girl pop to the masses on “Salt”
There’s a saying by women’s and elder’s rights activist Maggie Kuhn that goes “speak your mind, even if your voice shakes.” Self-described “salty…
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With a lineup of all-stars, the ASO delivers a home run with Fidelio
The ASO’s performance last night of Beethoven’s opera Fidelio (composed and revised between 1805–14) was a timely meditation on tyranny, love and freedom.…
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The ups, and downs, of the ASO’s latest Bernstein and Beethoven
In another installment of its two-year Beethoven and Bernstein survey, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s concert last night brought together works united by concerns…
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The ASO educates and entertains with a concert of French music
The ASO’s concert this weekend featured French works inspired by sights and sounds throughout the world. Darius Milhaud’s Le bœuf sur le tout…
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The ASO’s night of emotional extremes ends with a triumphant flourish
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s concert Thursday night was a study in extreme contrasts, both musical and emotional, with a focus on two local…
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The ASO shows a wealth of symphonic colors through the music of Paris
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s concert last night focused on the city of Paris, a crucible in the early 20th century for trends such…
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Atlanta Opera’s La traviata provides a fresh take on a classic story
For a production that is staged with regularity around the world — with more than 850 performances last year alone — and embraced…
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Carlos Kalmar and Sheku Kanneh-Mason shine in uplifting program with ASO
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s concert last night featured works in which composers battled states of depression and forged masterpieces from them. Edward Elgar’s…
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