Orchestra in Atlanta

Brahms Revealed, the season-long Brahms festival, continues with a psychological profile of the composer.

Brahms Revealed, the season-long Brahms festival, continues with a psychological profile of the composer.

Join the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra for their first concert of the 2026/27 season, led by ASYO Music Director William R. Langley.

Join the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra for their first concert of the 2026/27 season, led by ASYO Music Director William R. Langley.

Music Director Nathalie Stutzmann presents two of the most potent voices in 19th-century French music: Hector Berlioz and Gabriel Fauré.

Under the leadership of Music Director Nathalie Stutzmann, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) offers live performances, media initiatives and learning programs that unite, educate and enrich our community through the engaging and transformative power of orchestral music experiences.

Program: Giovanni Battista Pescetti — Sonata in C minor, edited by Carlos Salzedo; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Andantino from Concerto for Flute and Harp, K. 299; Carlos Salzedo — Variations on a Theme in Ancient Style; Ekaterina Walter-Küne — Fantasy on a theme from Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin; Lynne Plowman — Lyra; Emma Burnsworth — Chorale Partita “Der lieben Sonne Licht und Pracht”; Gabriel Fauré — Impromptu, Op. 86. Rosie Wu (flute) and Yunling Zhang (piano) join the Mozart movement; editors/composers are not added as performers. Public admission amount is unconfirmed, not inferred free from university affiliation, a recital label or Trumba registration/payment defaults. Exact native concert ID, visible full date/weekday/main clock, Eastern numeric offset and Atlanta physical room checked. Contact names, mentors, coaches, poster designers, photographers and historical figures are not inferred performers. No duration, ticket availability or extra production dates inferred.

Music Director Nathalie Stutzmann presents two of the most potent voices in 19th-century French music: Hector Berlioz and Gabriel Fauré.