I first heard Jorge Federico Osorio with an American orchestra in Chicago in 2013 when he interpreted Mexican composer Carlos Chávez’ rarely performed Piano Co...
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s annual holiday concert, “Christmas With the ASO,” is the latest installment in a beloved tradition, some more popular and other...
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s concert last night brought together forward-looking, optimistic works, two of them American: the world premiere of the symphoni...
Rather than being organized around an overall philosophical theme, Friday’s first concert of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s 75th season was a crowd-pleasing m...
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra stands at a crossroads in 2019–20. After a two-year-long survey of Beethoven and Bernstein that commemorated Bernstein’s centenni...
No two music styles are more divergent than classical and rap, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Common will try to bridge that gap in a performance Saturd...
Each Wednesday, we’ll round up our top sonic picks for the week ahead – from performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to the bands of East Atlanta Village...
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will continue an Atlanta summer tradition with two free concerts in Piedmont Park’s Oak Hill on June 12 and June 19. The orchestr...
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. It tr...
Artists sometimes talk about how “every act of creation is first an act of destruction.” Composing never came easy for Beethoven, who may have sacrificed his sa...
