Name: An American in Paris with the ASO
Start: 2025-06-01T20:00:00
Location: Atlanta Symphony Hall

This spring, the Palm Beach Symphony invites you to explore a series of captivating orchestral events, celebrating timeless composers from Mozart to Gershwin. With performances across the United States and the UK, these events offer a rich tapestry of classical music experiences. Highlights include interactive family concerts, powerful symphonies, and enchanting piano concertos, each one a testament to the Symphony's commitment to engaging performances. Whether you're a seasoned concert-goer or new to the symphonic world, these events promise unforgettable experiences.

An Orchestral Journey: From Mozart to Gershwin with Palm Beach Symphony

Palm Beach Symphony

Stéphane Denève Kirill Gerstein, piano Atlanta Symphony Orchestra IBERT: Escales RAVEL: Piano Concerto for the Left Hand MILHAUD: La création du monde (The Creation of the World) GERSHWIN: An American in Paris Audience favorite Kirill Gerstein returns to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. "A peerless performer with so much to express" (The Guardian), Gerstein plays Ravel's Piano Concerto for the Left Hand, a piquant piece with jazzy underpinnings. The popular guest conductor Stéphane Denève keeps with the French theme throughout with Ibert's lighthearted Escales, "Ports of Call," a trio of musical postcards from a trip abroad. The ASO re-enacts The Creation of the World with an extra shot of French whimsy, courtesy of Darius Milhaud, and ends on a high with Gershwin's irresistible love letter to the French capital, An American in Paris.

An American in Paris with the ASO

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