Mark Gresham | 23 MAR 29019 Gianni Schicchi is the final and most popular part of Puccini’s Il trittico, three contrasting one-act operas which the composer originally intended to be presented together. Although first performed that way in 1918 […]

Mark Gresham | 23 MAR 29019 Gianni Schicchi is the final and most popular part of Puccini’s Il trittico, three contrasting one-act operas which the composer originally intended to be presented together. Although first performed that way in 1918 […]
Mark Gresham | 22 MAR 2019 Thursday night’s concert by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra showed off the two different streams taken by 19th century Romanticism. Led by guest conductor Peter Oundjian and featuring pianist Benjamin Grosvenor, the ASO program […]
Mark Buller | 20 MAR 2019 Martin Hroch is a Czech harpsichordist whose career encompasses solo and chamber performing as well as teaching at the Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Brno. His new, self-titled album juxtaposes […]
Mark Gresham | 19 MAR 2019 A pair of choral-orchestral concerts this past Saturday bore witness to the increasing growth of truly viable classical music offerings in the northern suburbs, well outside of Atlanta’s I-285 Perimeter Highway. At 4pm, […]
★ Posted on Mondays, the listings are for Wednesday through the following Tuesday. TOP FIVE LIVE THU/21, FRI/22*, SAT/23 ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA · THU/SAT: Symphony Hall @ 8pm. *FRI: Bailey Perfomance Center (Kennesaw) @ 8pm. Peter Oundjian, conductor; Benjamin […]