Georgia Philharmonic is excited to return to Dragon Con 2023 to perform music from your favorite movies, television shows, and video games! Please note that this is not a Georgia Philharmonic subscription concert and requires a pass to attend Dragon Con (and a willingness to stand in a long line!) to attend.
Celebrate Halloween with the Georgia Philharmonic! Put on your best costume and get ready for an out-of this-world experience with performances of 2001 Space Odyssey, The Mandalorian, Star Trek, and selections from The Planets. Finally, travel with us to a galaxy far far away with the infamous Star Wars Suite from John Williams. This concert is sure to...
Bring your inquiring mind to our concert of musical enigmas. Who are the personalities behind Elgar’s intriguing Enigma Variations? What was Ives asking in The Unanswered Question? Is immortality possible as suggested in Dukas’ Fanfare from La Peri? And how exactly did the universe begin? This is the question asked in Anthony Barfield’s Red Sky. Join us, along with...
Prepare to be amazed by the rising stars of the music world in this concert featuring the winners of the Samuel Fordis Young Artists’ Concerto Competition. Programming will be announced when winners are selected in November, 2023.
Celebrate Women’s History Month and the women of classical music. Opening the concert is Louise Farrenc’s Overture No. 2. Farrenc was the only woman to hold the title of Professor at the prestigious Paris Conservatory during the entire 19 th century and used the success of her compositions to fight for equal pay for women. Next on the...
Buckle up for a Short Ride in a Fast Machine as the Georgia Philharmonic embarks on an interplanetary musical journey, concluding the season with Holst’s groundbreaking work, The Planets. Composed between 1914 and 1916, Holst was inspired by the planets’ importance and meaning in Greek mythology and composed a work of seven movements, each of which is named after...
Journey from the elegance of imperial Russia to the early spirit of America. The concert opens with the dazzling Polonaise from Eugene Onegin, filled with the grandeur and celebration of a Russian ballroom. Joseph Haydn’s Sinfonia Concertante follows, featuring virtuosic performances from the orchestra’s own featured soloists. The program concludes with Antonín Dvořák’s beloved Symphony...
Discover the passion, mystery, and emotional depth behind some of classical music’s most compelling works. Béla Bartók’s Romanian Folk Dances brings folk traditions to life while Clara Schumann's Three Romances offers a moment of reflection. The concert closes with one of the most well known melodies in orchestral music. But beneath its famous melodies, Mozart’s...
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