Mark Gresham | 28 FEB 2020 Guest conductor Thomas Søndergård returned to the Symphony Hall podium on Thursday for a second week to lead the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in its second and final “Northern Lights”-themed program of music by […]

Mark Gresham | 28 FEB 2020 Guest conductor Thomas Søndergård returned to the Symphony Hall podium on Thursday for a second week to lead the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in its second and final “Northern Lights”-themed program of music by […]
Mark Gresham | 27 FEB 2020 Distance and traffic can be preoperative factor in whether one chooses to attend a concert. Especially if one is unable to drive – even if temporarily – and the limitations of public transportation […]
William Ford | 26 FEB 2020 Spring can tease Atlantans in late February. The Bradford pears, pesky but beautiful, are already in bloom and some hillsides are starting to yellow-up with forsythia. Yet days of rain dampen the ground […]
Jon Ross | 25 FEB 2020 When Gregory Porter opens his 2013 Blue Note debut with the promise, “There will be no love that’s dying here,” he delivers the words in an assured baritone. There’s a comforting, soulful swagger […]
Andrew Alexander | 24 FEB 2020 The critic Claude Rostand famously described composer Francs Poulenc as “one half monk, one half naughty boy.” It’s a conceptual construction that has more or less stuck. There is Poulenc, the light-hearted and […]