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AtlantaViolin Sensation Joshua Bell Returns
Wagner, Higdon, Wieniawski, Sarasate
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; Robert Spano; Joshua Bell
AtlantaTengku Irfan Makes his ASO Debut with Bartók
Wagner, Bartók, Brahms
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; Robert Spano; Tengku Irfan
AtlantaEdo de Waart Conducts Ein Heldenleben
Mozart, Strauss R.
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; Edo de Waart; Ronald Brautigam
AtlantaDonald Runnicles Conducts Bruckner
Wagner, Korngold, Bruckner
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; Donald Runnicles; Kelley O'Connor
AtlantaJames Ehnes and the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto
Schostakowitsch, Tschaikowsky
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; Donald Runnicles; James Ehnes
AtlantaAn All-Star Cast Sings Mahler's "Symphony of a Thousand"
Mahler: Symphonie Nr. 8 in Es-Dur 'Symphonie der Tausend'
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; Robert Spano; Evelina Dobračeva; Erin Wall; Nicole Cabell; Michelle DeYoung
Neue Kritikenmehr...
Richard Prior's dark work ...of shadow and light... shines
Robert Spano’s love of contemporary music was apparent in this program that featured the return of two intriguing recent works, beautifully performed by the ASO and The Brothers Yancich.
Concerto night at Atlanta Symphony Hall
Robert Spano leads the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in a powerful performance of Gandolfi's inspired Imaginary Numbers.
A taut Tchaikovsky Fourth with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Henrik Nánási leads the Atlanta Symphony is a dynamnic, yet restrained Tchaikovsky Fourth Symphony.
La Sylphide premieres in Atlanta
Shifting into the mist of Romanticism, La Sylphide comes to Atlanta
Atlanta Opera presents Dead Man Walking
Jake Heggie's Dead Man Walking is credited as being the most performed 21st-century opera, and with good reason.
Atlanta Symphony Hall: Shostakovich shock and awe
The Atlanta Symphony and Conductor Robert Spano pay tribute to one American and one Russian composer, beloved for their reflections on their homelands.
