20:00On saleTheater / Symphonic
Brahms + Shostakovich
at Atlanta Symphony Hall, Atlanta
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra performs Brahms and Shostakovich at Atlanta Symphony Hall on Thursday, April 1, 2027. Nathalie Stutzmann, Thomas Green, and Johannes Moser join the orchestra for this classical symphonic program. Doors open at 19:30, with the performance beginning at 20:00.
- Date
- Thu 1 Apr · Doors 19:30 · Show 20:00
- Ticket limit
- Please note: There is a ticket limit of 9 tickets per person…
- Promoter
- PROMOTED BY VENUE
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Atlanta Symphony Hall, 1280 Peachtree St, 30309 · Get directions
All dates at Atlanta Symphony Hall
Thu 1 Apr – Fri 2 Apr · Both days at 20:00
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Plan your
night
- Doors open at Atlanta Symphony Hall
- Nathalie Stutzmann (support)
- Thomas Green (support)
- Johannes Moser (support)
- Atlanta Symphony Orchestra starts
Line-up
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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Headliner
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Nathalie Stutzmann
Support
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Thomas Green
Support
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Johannes Moser
Support
What to expect
Brahms + Shostakovich is a symphonic show at Atlanta Symphony Hall, 0.6 mi from the center of Atlanta. It is a good pick for a night at the theater. Doors open at 19:30, so arriving a little early gets you settled before it starts at 20:00. If you want to make a night of it, 5 other events are on in Atlanta the same day.
About the event
From the organizer, as published on Ticketmaster.
Witness a musical meeting of minds when two supreme soloists share the stage with a world-class orchestra. With every appearance, the shattering virtuosity of violinist Veronika Eberle wows Atlantans.
This time she teams up with the charismatic cellist Johannes Moser for Brahms' soulfully melodic Double Concerto. Music Director Nathalie Stutzmann whips up some sardonic hijinks in Shostakovich's Symphony No. 9.
The concert opens with a nod to Greek mythology. Missy Mazzoli serves up jagged and layered rhythms in Orpheus Undone, while Gluck's 18th-century Orpheus offers the sublime "Dance of the Blessed Spirits."
About Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra is an American orchestra based in Atlanta, Georgia, that performs classical symphonic music. The ASO makes its home at Atlanta Symphony Hall in the Woodruff Arts Center, where it presents its main concert season. As a professional orchestra, the ensemble performs a range of classical and symphonic repertoire for audiences throughout the region.
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Good to know
Notes from the organizer and the venue, as published on Ticketmaster. Togoist does not sell tickets; purchases, refunds and exchanges are handled by Ticketmaster.
- “It is not recommended to bring children under four to Delta Classical Series concerts. All patrons must have a valid ticket for entry into the performance. Anyone who refuses to follow safety protocols, or is disruptive during a performance, may be asked to leave without a refund. Late seating is at the discretion of the house manager. Artists, prices and programs are subject to change. No refunds are available. No weapons, backpacks, large bags, large umbrellas, video and audio recording equipment, instruments, iPads, tablets and laptops are not permitted in…”
- “On site parking at Woodruff Arts Center or take Marta to the Arts Center Station”
- “It is not recommended to bring children under four years of age to Delta Classical Series concerts. For ASO Family Concert Series, all patrons over two years of age require a full priced ticket.”
Quick answers
When is Brahms + Shostakovich?
Thursday 1 April 2027, starting at 20:00 (doors 19:30).
Where is Brahms + Shostakovich?
Atlanta Symphony Hall, 1280 Peachtree St, 30309 Atlanta.
Are there other dates?
Yes: Friday 2 April.
