Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
ClassiCal series
october 4/6/7 Thu/sat: 8pm/sun: 3pm beethoven: violin Concerto tChaiKovSKY: Symphony no. 4 robert spano, conductor Midori, violin
February 7/8/10 Thu/Fri: 8pm/sun: 3pm* tChaiKovSKY: Romeo and Juliet Fantasy overture RoDRiGo: Concierto de Aranjuez tChaiKovSKY: Symphony no. 2, little Russian Xian Zhang, conductor Milos karadaglic, guitar
May 2/4/5 Thu/sat: 8pm/sun: 3pm thoMaS aDS: Dances from Powder Her Face beethoven: piano Concerto no. 4 SChuMann: Symphony no. 1, Spring hugh Wolff, conductor Marc-andr hamelin, piano
Milos/TChaikoVskY loVe
Adored Tchaikovsky works frame the charismatic artistry of Montenegros Milos (Karadaglic) a new guitar hero (London Telegraph) in Rodrigos gorgeous Concerto. Xian Zhang, former NY Philharmonic Assistant Conductor, guides Tchaikovskys whirling vision of Ukrainian folk dances and the irresistible Romeo and Juliet love theme.
March 7/9/10 Thu/sat: 8pm/sun: 3pm SChubeRt: overture to Die Zauberharfe (Rosamunde) MenDelSSohn: violin Concerto SChubeRt/berio: Rendering RoSSini: William Tell overture roberto abbado, conductor David Coucheron, violin
a ThibauDeT PreMiere
The revered and ever elegant French pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet is a painterly interpreter of the modern canon. Here he gives the Orchestra premiere of a 2011 concerto by Scottish composer James MacMillan. Mozarts final operatic and symphonic masterpieces enthrall as always.
ClassiCal series
october 18/20 Thu/sat: 8pm* CoplanD: Suite from Appalachian Spring beRnStein: Chichester Psalms Walton: Belshazzars Feast robert spano, conductor John holiday, countertenor brett Polegato, baritone atlanta symphony orchestra Chorus
January 31/February 2 Thu/sat: 8pm* GRieG: Two Elegiac Melodies nielSen: violin Concerto SChuMann: Symphony no. 3, Rhenish Gilbert Varga, conductor Vilde Frang, violin
one To WaTCh!
Vilde Frang, a 25-year-old Norwegian violinist on the ascendant, makes her debut in a gleaming concerto by Denmarks iconic composer, Nielsen. The assured Gilbert Varga returns with Schumanns renowned homage to a fabled cathedral and life along the Rhine.
March 14/15/16 Thu/Fri/sat: 8pm Ravel: Le tombeau de Couperin SChnittKe: viola Concerto beethoven: Symphony no. 6, pastorale Jun Mrkl, conductor reid harris, viola
april 11/12/13 Thu/Fri/sat: 8pm DuKaS: The Sorcerers Apprentice ShoStaKoviCh: Cello Concerto no. 1 baRtK: Concerto for orchestra lionel bringuier, conductor alisa Weilerstein, cello
CarneGie-bounD
How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Be at Atlanta Symphony Hall for a Spano/Orchestra/Chorus spectacular that plays Carnegie a week later: Coplands ballet for dance icon Martha Graham, with the unforgettable Shaker hymn, Simple Gifts; Bernsteins majestic Psalms; and Waltons blazing oratorio.
november 29/30/December 1 Thu/Fri/sat: 8pm SibeliuS: Symphony no. 6 SibeliuS: Symphony no. 7 bRahMS: piano Concerto no. 2 robert spano, conductor emanuel ax, piano
beeThoVens PasTorale
German conductor Jun Mrkl returns to guide Beethovens radiant walk in nature (Pastorale) and Ravels poignant tribute to friends who perished in World War I. Principal Violist Reid Harris champions Schnittkes daring and virtuosic Viola Concerto.
sTellar aX
Few stars glow as brightly as the enduring Mr. Ax, as his rendition of the Brahms, a work rich in drama and lyricism, will show. Mr. Spano brings his passion for Sibelius to the composers final symphonies, the songful, intimate 6th and the ravishingly beautiful 7th. *Friday subscribers choose Thursday or Saturday.
runniCles-VoGTbrahMs
In the season finale, Donald Runnicles and the great German pianist Lars Vogt embrace the searing emotional depth of Brahms in honor of the composers 180th birthday: the tourde-force 1st Piano Concerto and 1st Symphony; and the weeping beauty of his Tragic Overture.
ClassiCal series
november 1/2/3 Thu/Fri/sat: 8pm MozaRt: Rondo in D Major MozaRt: piano Concerto no. 24 R. StRauSS: Death and Transfiguration WaGneR: Suite from Die Meistersinger asher Fisch, conductor stewart Goodyear, piano
February 21/22/23 Thu/Fri/sat: 8pm veRDi: overture to La forza del destino ReSpiGhi: piano Concerto bRahMS: Symphony no. 2 robert spano, conductor olli Mustonen, piano
april 25/27/28 Thu/sat: 8pm/sun: 3pm* vivalDi: The Four Seasons (Summer/Winter) MahleR: Symphony no. 1, titan itzhak Perlman, conductor and violin
PerlMan CoMManDs
Itzhak Perlman illustrates his peerless tone in two of Vivaldis enormously popular Four Seasons, and with his confident hand as a conductor, leads Mahlers Titan Symphony No. 1.
May 16/18 Thu/sat: 8pm** MeSSiaen: Les offrandes oublies DebuSSY: La damoiselle lue DuRuFl: Requiem Donald runnicles, conductor atlanta symphony orchestra Chorus
PoiGnanT beauTY
Faith and ardor mingle to stunning effect in an all-French program. Messiaen couches his devoutness in lush colors, while Debussys delicate choral work brings to life Dante Rossettis poem about a blessed damsel yearning for her beloved. Durufls spellbinding Requiem in memory of his father exudes comfort and hope.
WorlD PreMiere!
Principal Clarinet and star soloist Laura Ardan world-premieres Michael Gandolfis work written for her, and exhilarating pianist (NY Times) Juho Pohjonen performs Prokofievs final piano concerto. Robert Spano rekindles the exotic sweep of Scheherazade from his first recording with the Orchestra.
russian sTalWarTs
Russian pianist Yevgeny Sudbin (potentially one of the greatest pianists of the 21st century - London Telegraph) debuts in Tchaikovskys immortal Concerto. Michael Morgan, path-breaking Music Director of the Oakland Symphony, brings a particular love for Shostakovichs 6th Symphony one of his most personal and poignant statements.
ClassiCal series
november 8/9/10 Thu/Fri/sat: 8pm MatthiaS pintSCheR: towards Osiris MozaRt: violin Concerto no. 5 Ravel: Rapsodie espagnole StRavinSKY: Firebird Suite Matthias Pintscher, conductor karen Gomyo, violin
February 28/March 1 Thu/Fri: 8pm** baCh: Mass in b minor robert spano, conductor atlanta symphony orchestra Chamber Chorus
May 9/10/11 Thu/Fri/sat: 8pm beethoven: overture to Egmont beethoven: Concerto in C Major, triple Walton: Symphony no. 1 Donald runnicles, conductor David Coucheron, violin Christopher rex, cello robert spano, piano
Close enCounTers!
Rocket fuel for all music lovers! From its opening Sunrise (used to stunning effect in the film 2001: A Space Odyssey) to its mystical finish, Strausss work is a glittering, sonic thriller. Holsts galactic adventure is heady enough; now it soars into view with NASA footage on the big screen.
suPerPOPS! series
December 21/22 Fri/sat: 8pm Michael krajewski, conductor Jodi benson, vocalist
april 19/20 Fri/sat: 8pm Michael krajewski, conductor Midtown Men, vocalists
Michael Krajewskis annual anything-goes holiday variety show stars the Tony Award-winner and newly inducted Disney Legend Jodi Benson (the voice of Ariel in The Little Mermaid and Barbie in Toy Story 2/3). Add a reveling drumline, the seasons merriest songs, a jitterbugging Santa, and gleeful youth choruses, and you have the seasons coolest Yule!
February 15/16 Fri/sat: 8pm Michael krajewski, conductor Janien Valentine, George DeMott, Cody shawn Gay, vocalists
MiChael FeinsTein
Michael Feinsteins passions for performing (NY Times) bring the ubiquitous singer-pianist back to SuperPOPS! A consummate entertainer and keeper of the Gershwin legacy and the American Songbook, Feinstein is always a revelation in concert.
ViVa iTalia
A Valentines feast of great romantic songs of Italy with the dynamic vocal trio Poperazzi. Savor memorable orchestral works, popular songs and opera arias, from Sinatra and The Godfather to La Traviata, The Barber of Seville, and Turandots Nessun Dorma.
Shiver me timbers, its the first film of the swashbuckling film trilogy, featuring Capt. Jack and a motley crew of marauders in all their glory on the big screen! The Orchestra performs the vibrant score, with Hollywoods venerable conductor Richard Kaufman at the helm.
Presentation licensed by Disney Music Publishing and Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, Non-Theatrical Disney.
holiDaY ConCerTs
December 6/7/8 Thu/Fri: 8pm/ sat: 2pm & 8pm norman Mackenzie, conductor Gwinnett Young singers Morehouse College Glee Club atlanta symphony orchestra Chorus
December 21/22 Fri: 8pm/sat: 2 & 8pm Michael krajewski, conductor Jodi benson, vocalist
December 13/15 Thu/sat: 8pm baCh: Gloria from Mass in b minor hanDel: Messiah, Part i norman Mackenzie, conductor atlanta symphony orchestra Chamber Chorus
hanDel: MESSIAh
Music at its most transcendent! Few if any works of the season hold a candle to the spiritual power of Messiah, and the Orchestras acclaimed interpretation draws people from across the Southeast. Do not miss a profoundly moving concert experience.
December 14/15 Fri: 8pm/sat: 2pm Chelsea Tipton ii, conductor aso Gospel Chorus
A Family series favorite returns! Waylaid on their way to Carnegie Hall, the superheroes of our Youth Orchestra return music, dancing, and Christmas to a somber village. This Broadway-style mini-musical had its premiere here and was later recorded.
Holiday concerts are made possible through an endowment from the Livingston Foundation in memory of Leslie Livingston Kellar.
FaMily series
at every concert!
april 14 Sun: 1:30 & 3:30pm Jere Flint, conductor enchantment Theatre Company
halloWeen on hoGWarTs
a Magical halloween Celebration
February 17 Sun: 1:30 & 3:30pm Jere Flint, conductor Platypus Theatre
MoTher Goose
by Maurice Ravel
Wholly Harry, wholly entertaining! Led by a wise old wizard with a bedazzling assortment of tricks up his sleeve, the Orchestra performs selections from the Harry Potter films. Dress as your favorite witch, sorcerer or other fantasy character and delight in the annual musician costume contest and a slew of surprises.
Discover the fascinating world of Mother Goose as she spins enchanting stories of her childhood. Inspired by Ravels rich musical imagery, and featuring the creative team that gave us this seasons magical Cinderella, Mother Gooses tales act out the triumphs of being human for both children and adults..
oVerTure
november 11 Sun: 3pm
Dynamic and talented young artists in the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra tackle challenging repertoire under the leadership of Music Director Jere Flint. Come catch a glimpse of the future of orchestral music as defined by a collection of the regions top young musicians.
CresCenDo
March 17 Sun: 3pm
Finale
May 12 Sun: 3pm