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How to Hear It: Beethoven’s Piano Sonata No. 26 at Spivey Hall
Atlanta is having a Beethoven moment, with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra marching through eight of the composer’s nine symphonies this season, but, as…
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Review: Atlanta Opera’s ‘Macbeth’ — riveting sound and fury
The Atlanta Opera’s staging of Verdi’s Macbeth is a riveting work of operatic theater, magnificently sung and vividly acted. This new production, which…
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Schwartz Center’s 2025-26 season: Itzhak Perlman, Harlem Quartet, Cameron Carpenter and more
The Schwartz’s upcoming season promises a mix of boundary-pushing music from organist Cameron Carpenter and the Grammy-winning Harlem Quartet, along with superstar violinist…
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Review: ASO’s intoxicating take on Beethoven’s Sixth and Eighth Symphonies
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra continued its Beethoven Project last Thursday and Saturday, with performances of the composer’s Sixth and Eighth Symphonies. On Thursday,…
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Tenor Demetrious Sampson Jr. dives into murder and madness in ‘Macbeth’
A difficult childhood didn’t deter Georgia native Demetrious Sampson Jr. from pursuing a career in opera. He’ll perform in the role of Malcolm,…
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Arts Agenda: World Music – Spring 2025
Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one…
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Shaky Knees Announces 2025 Lineup: Deftones, My Chemical Romance and Blink-182 to Headline
For the first time in 12 years, the much-loved festival will take place in Piedmont Park, in the slot that Music Midtown vacated.…
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Jazz vocalist Milton Suggs on organized chaos and listening
Suggs believes authenticity in music lies in self-reflection, as well as listening to his fellow musicians and the audiences they play for, large…
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NBAF in turmoil as leaders resign amid ‘destructive’ board
The National Black Arts Festival, one of the nation’s premier Black arts organizations, fights for its life as top leadership resigns and board…
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Former AJC Editor Shane Harrison named executive editor of ArtsATL.org
Shane Harrison has been named executive editor of ArtsATL.org. Starting February 24, he will be responsible for the nonprofit website’s editorial vision and will work…
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