Tag Archives: Atlanta Symphony Chorus

From pagan ritual to Biblical trial: Spano and ASO explore theme of sacrifice in Stravinsky’s “Rite” and Leshnoff’s “Isaac”

Robert Spano’s ASO comeback: a masterful mix of living composers and resplendent Rachmaninoff featuring Garrick Ohlsson

Urbanski leads Atlanta Symphony in riveting performance of Lutosławski, paired with Orff favorite

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra unveils 80th Anniversary season featuring Beethoven Project

Verdi’s “Requiem” meanders under Stutzmann, though Atlanta Symphony forces have their high moments

What makes a great “Messiah”? A conversation with Norman Mackenzie

Mozart’s Requiem hints at new paths for ASO’s choral sound