by Mark Gresham | 24 Nov 2014 It was a rain-soaked Sunday afternoon as members of the ATL Symphony Musicians assembled to perform this year’s “United by Music” concert at Eddie’s Attic. Almost … • READ MORE on ArtsATL
Monthly Archives: November 2014
Review: With Beethoven’s Fifth, ASO begins to find its groove and shake off the rust of the lockout [ArtsATL]
by Mark Gresham | 21 Nov 2014 On Thursday evening, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra returned to the Symphony Hall stage for the second week of performances in its late-starting 70th anniversary season, … • READ MORE on ArtsATL
Review: Caleb Herron is going, going, “gonged” in Georgia Perimeter solo percussion recital [ArtsATL]
by Mark Gresham | 20 Nov 2014 On Tuesday evening, percussionist Caleb Herron, who is the founding artistic director of new music ensemble Chamber Cartel, performed a solo recital that primarily focused … • READ MORE on ArtsATL
Review: Atlanta Symphony returns to loud ovation; shows rust and effects of musician fill-ins [ArtsATL]
by Mark Gresham | 15 Nov 2014 The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus returned to the stage of Symphony Hall Thursday night, after nine weeks of lockout. It performed Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 5, featuring ASO concertmaster David Coucheron […]
Review: Atlanta Chamber Players with Coucheron, Kim dazzle on Dvořák’s Piano Quintet [ArtsATL]
by Mark Gresham | 11 Nov 2014 This past Sunday afternoon the Atlanta Chamber Players performed a concert of music by Glick, Dvořák and Adam Schoenberg as part of the Cultural Arts … • READ MORE on ArtsATL