Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Brings Big Energy This Spring

If you’re in the mood for jaw-dropping performances, spine-tingling music, and a mix of timeless classics and fresh sounds, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra has you covered. The rest of the 2024-25 season is stacked with epic concerts, Grammy-winning artists, and even a little Hollywood magic.

Classical Legends & Iconic Composers

Beethoven fans, prepare to be spoiled. The Beethoven Project is back with multiple concerts showcasing his most exhilarating symphonies and concertos.

• Beethoven’s Symphonies 4 & 7 (March 6, 8, 9) – Nathalie Stutzmann takes the podium for Beethoven’s lively and dramatic Fourth and Seventh Symphonies.
• Beethoven’s Triple Concerto (April 3, 4) – Three virtuosos—David Coucheron, Daniel Laufer, and Julie Coucheron—bring Beethoven’s concerto for violin, cello, and piano to life.
• Nathalie Stutzmann conducts Tchaikovsky & Ravel (April 10, 12) – Experience Tchaikovsky’s powerhouse Piano Concerto No. 1 and Ravel’s rich, colorful orchestrations.
• Sibelius Violin Concerto (April 24, 26) – Clara-Jumi Kang takes on Sibelius’ soaring Violin Concerto, with Andrew Manze leading the orchestra through bold symphonic works.

Family-Friendly & Young Audience Favorites

Big-screen favorites meet the magic of live orchestral music in these one-of-a-kind experiences:

• Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl in Concert (March 14, 15) – The ASO performs the epic Hans Zimmer score live alongside the blockbuster film.
• Family Concert: Out of this World—a Symphonic Space Adventure (April 27) – A galactic journey through music, perfect for young space explorers and their families.
• Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra Finale Concert (April 27) – The next generation of musicians takes the stage in this season-ending showcase.
• Talent Development Program Spring Recitals (April 26) – Young musicians showcase their incredible skills in this inspiring event.

Big Names & Global Sounds

The ASO isn’t just about classical symphonies. This season brings internationally acclaimed artists and crossover sensations to Atlanta Symphony Hall:

• Black Violin: Full Circle Tour (March 2) – The genre-blending duo fuses classical and hip-hop for a high-energy, boundary-pushing show.
• Matteo Bocelli: A Night with Matteo (March 17) – The rising classical-crossover star brings his soulful vocals and cinematic arrangements to Atlanta.
• Angelique Kidjo’s African Symphony (March 30) – Five-time Grammy winner Angelique Kidjo honors African musical heritage in this symphonic celebration.
• Amos Lee with the ASO (April 25) – The singer-songwriter known for his soulful folk sound joins forces with the symphony for an unforgettable night.

Celebrating Atlanta’s Own

A legendary figure in Atlanta Symphony Orchestra history returns to lead breathtaking performances:

• Robert Spano Conducts (March 20, 22 & March 27, 29) – Music Director Laureate Robert Spano takes audiences on a journey through Appalachian Spring, Vaughan Williams’ Fifth Symphony, and Jennifer Higdon’s stunning Harp Concerto. He then presents a dazzling musical tale featuring Rimsky-Korsakov’s masterpiece Scheherazade and a piano concerto by Scriabin, performed by Jae Hong Park.

Something for Everyone

If you like your concerts with a side of humor or nostalgia, check these out:

• Bored Teachers: The Struggle is Real! Comedy Tour (April 13) – Teachers-turned-comedians bring relatable classroom chaos to the stage.
• The Black Jacket Symphony performs Jimmy Buffett’s ‘Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes’ (April 19) – A full album recreation and greatest hits set, perfect for Parrotheads and rock fans alike.

With so many incredible concerts coming up, there’s no excuse to miss out. Tickets are going fast—especially for blockbuster film concerts and big-name guest artists—so grab yours at aso.org before they’re gone!