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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) is an American symphony orchestra based in Atlanta, Georgia, established in 1945 largely through the efforts of Josephine Fields Sanders, initially performing as the Atlanta Youth Symphony under founding conductor Henry Sopkin.
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Mike Campbell With The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Joshua Bell with the ASO
Students at the Symphony with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Ledisi With The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Indian Classical Recital | The Mysore Brothers
Opening Weekend with Nathalie Stutzmann · 2 oct
Opening Weekend with Nathalie Stutzmann · 4 oct
Opening Weekend with Nathalie Stutzmann · 4 oct
Wagner + Brahms · 9 oct
Wagner + Brahms · 11 oct
Guster With The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra · 16 oct
Guster With The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra · 17 oct
Rhapsody in Blue with the ASO · 23 oct
Rhapsody in Blue with the ASO · 25 oct
Christmas with the ASO · 11 dic
PJ Morton - Saturday Night Sunday Morning With The ASO
Christmas with the ASO · 12 dic
Christmas with the ASO · 13 dic
Handel's Messiah
Celtic Woman: Silver Bells Christmas Tour 2026 With The ASO
Sounds of the Season
The Four Seasons + Coucheron · 8 ene
The Four Seasons + Coucheron · 10 ene
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The orchestra has had five music directors: Henry Sopkin (1945-1966), Robert Shaw (1967-1988), Yoel Levi (1988-2000), Robert Spano (2001-2021) and Nathalie Stutzmann, who became music director in 2022 as the first woman to hold the post and has had her contract extended through the 2028-29 season.
Under Shaw, the ASO built a reputation for its choral-orchestral recordings, and its long partnership with Telarc Records yielded 26 Grammy Awards through 2010, including for performances of works by composers such as Dvorak and Brahms. The orchestra made an early digital recording in 1978, among the first American orchestras to do so.
The ASO performs its regular season at Atlanta Symphony Hall inside the Woodruff Arts Center, presenting core classical repertoire alongside contemporary works and film-with-live-score concerts.