With the sunshine and warmer temperatures last week, it has been feeling like spring has sprung in Atlanta!
There is almost a sense of optimism with more vaccines becoming available and the planning for our 2021-22 season, which might look much more normal than this one. We miss connecting face to face with our loyal fans, and we are all crossing our fingers for in-person concerts in the fall!
The ATL Symphony Musicians have truly enjoyed recording our recent performances with our wonderful Music Director, Robert Spano, and with special guests Gemma New, Peter Oundjian, and Nathalie Stutzmann. The ASO Virtual Stage has had an even wider reach in 2021. Did you know that college students can enjoy access to the entire spring series for only $20? CLICK HERE for more information.
Finally, we ask that you take a moment to contact your GA representative to support HB 586, a bipartisan effort to restore tax-exempt status for ticket sales at not-for-profit performing arts and exhibition-related businesses in Georgia. This would be very helpful for the ASO going forward. More information can be found HERE.
With gratitude,
The ATL Symphony Musicians
There is almost a sense of optimism with more vaccines becoming available and the planning for our 2021-22 season, which might look much more normal than this one. We miss connecting face to face with our loyal fans, and we are all crossing our fingers for in-person concerts in the fall!
The ATL Symphony Musicians have truly enjoyed recording our recent performances with our wonderful Music Director, Robert Spano, and with special guests Gemma New, Peter Oundjian, and Nathalie Stutzmann. The ASO Virtual Stage has had an even wider reach in 2021. Did you know that college students can enjoy access to the entire spring series for only $20? CLICK HERE for more information.
Finally, we ask that you take a moment to contact your GA representative to support HB 586, a bipartisan effort to restore tax-exempt status for ticket sales at not-for-profit performing arts and exhibition-related businesses in Georgia. This would be very helpful for the ASO going forward. More information can be found HERE.
With gratitude,
The ATL Symphony Musicians
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