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Recording artist Keeyen Martin closed the show with Donny Hathaway's "A Sing for You.". (AMP TV)

Review: Atlanta Music Project faculty brings music of the African diaspora to the fore

Mark Gresham · March 2, 2021
Jerusalem Quartet

Review: Jerusalem Quartet plays Mozart, Schubert

Melinda Bargreen · March 1, 2021
Poster art for The Atlanta Opera's "Threepenny Opera" and "Threepenny Carmen." (credit: The Atlanta Opera)

The Atlanta Opera springs forward with two original opera adaptations, three concerts in the works for late April, early May

Mark Gresham · February 24, 2021
Norwegian pianist Leif Ove Andsnes (video frame, Spivey Hall / OCL)

Review: Norwegian pianist Leif Ove Andsnes plays Beethoven, Dvořák and Grieg at Troldhaugen

Giorgio Koukl · February 23, 2021
Danish String Quartet (video frame /ScCVS)

Review: Danish String Quartet serves up Nordic treats along with Mozart

Karl Henning · February 22, 2021
The At;anta Symphony Orrchestra performs Mozart's “Violin Concerto No. 3” with David Coucheron as soloist, led by guest coinhductor Nathalie Stutzmann. (credit: ASO)

Review: Stutzmann leads ASO in a planetary allusion plus familiar classics

Mark Gresham · February 19, 2021
Spivey Hall's organist-in-residence, Alan Morrison

Review: Alan Morrison plays Schweitzer Memorial Organ, three American composers plus Duruflé

Mark Gresham · February 16, 2021
Robert Spano conducts the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra on January 9, 2021. (credit: Karen Almond)

Robert Spano appointed music director of Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra

EarRelevant Staff · February 10, 2021
Flutiust Chroistina Smith accompanied by pianist Robert Long0time collaboration: Henry. (Photo: Mark Gresham, 2016--fi archival files)

Review: Smith and Henry play flute favorites with flair

William Ford · February 10, 2021
Cellist David Finckel, and pianist Wu Han in recital, performing Saint-Saens’ Sonata No. 1 in C Minor. )image: OCL/Spivey Hall)

Review: David Finckel and Wu Han perform sonatas of Saint-Saens, Franck

Melinda Bargreen · February 8, 2021

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