Embark on a magical musical journey at Spivey Hall, where this holiday season's events promise to enchant with a wide array of performances. From the harmonious voices of Cantus to the vibrant jazz of Grammy®-winner Nicole Zuraitis, and the enchanting strains of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Spivey Hall is the epicenter of musical diversity. Discover the captivating performances of the Spivey Hall Children's Choir, delight in the classic melodies of Vivaldi and Brahms, and experience the cultural tapestry of African dance and Caribbean rhythms. Spivey Hall celebrates the season with unforgettable artistic brilliance.

A Melodious Journey Through Spivey Hall's Celebratory Season

Delight in a beautiful evening of music with Grammy® Award-winning jazz singer-songwriter, pianist and arranger, Nicole Zuraitis.

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Nicole Zuraitis

Clayton State University

One of Spivey Hall’s greatest treasures, the award-winning Spivey Hall Children’s Choir Program brings joy and beauty to the holiday season with a program of new and favorite works. Friday evening features all three choirs, including our Young Artists, while on Saturday and Sunday, the Children’s Choir and Tour Choir take the stage.

Spivey Hall Children's Choir

Ring in the holidays with the “engaging” (The New Yorker) low-voice ensemble Cantus, widely known for its trademark warmth and blend, innovative programming and riveting performances of music ranging from the Renaissance to the 21st century.

Cantus

Duo Catanza performs classical style guitar duo music with insightful conversation on the composers and the music they created.

Young People's Concert: Duo Catanza

The King’s Singers, who have represented the gold standard in a cappella singing for over 50 years return to Spivey Hall.

The King’s Singers

Featuring a “healthily irreverent” blend of music, drama, and vocal/visual performance antics, the Georgia Tech Glee Club sings entirely original arrangements of usually unaccompanied music, utilizing vocal percussion, movement, and technology.

Young People's Concert: Georgia Tech Glee Club

Full Radius Dance brings together its company of dancers with and without disabilities to embody Helen Keller’s quote “Alone we can do so little; Together we can do so much.” Through the art form of physically integrated dance, the company emphasizes community, body diversity, and teamwork in a fun and interactive performance.

Young People's Concert: Full Radius Dance

Nationally acclaimed pianist Michelle Cann has garnered a reputation as one of classical music’s foremost interpreters. Lauded as “technically fearless with… an enormous, rich sound” (La Scena Musicale), Michelle Cann won a 2023 Grammy🄬 Award and was the recipient of the 2022 Sphinx Medal of Excellence. Now the Eleanor Sokoloff Chair in Piano Studies at The Curtis Institute, Cann performs with major orchestras around the world, including the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.  

Michelle Cann, piano

This is the culminating performance for an extraordinary two-day workshop for high school string players nominated by music educators.

High School Honor Chamber Orchestra Concert

Presented by Atlanta Brassworks Disney Magic is designed to teach students about what a melody is, and why melody is important to music. The show features famous melodies from hit movies like Toy Story, Frozen, Encanto, Aladdin, Jurassic Park, and more.

Young People's Concert: Atlanta Brassworks Presents Disney Magic

The Calidore String Quartet joins acclaimed pianist, Gabriela Montero, in the creation of a new quintet, co-commissioned by Spivey Hall

Calidore String Quartet with Gabriela Montero, piano

Concert organist and world-class improviser David Briggs offers an extraordinary experience of this Lon Chaney classic film, bringing characters and stories to life through intricately interwoven musical themes. Known for his unbridled virtuosity and passion for making organ music vibrant and accessible to a wide and diverse audience, Briggs is one of the most sought-after concert organists of his generation.

David Briggs, organ The Phantom of the Opera (1925)

Featuring the 1925 silent film, concert organist and world-class improviser David Briggs offers an extraordinary experience bringing characters and stories of The Phantom of the Opera  to life through intricately interwoven musical themes.

Young People's Concert: David Briggs Presents The Phantom of the Opera

‌Named to The Washington Post’s 23 for ‘23, flutist Adam W. Sadberry is using his bright sense of life, justice, and interconnectivity to cultivate an impactful life. By honoring his ancestry and respecting the dignity of all life, he is using his artistry as a medium to build bridges between people and communities.

Young People's Concert: Adam Sadberry & Nathan Cheung

Adam W. Sadberry is shaping a distinctive career with his creativity, vibrancy, and conscious citizenship both on and off stage. A winner of Concert Artists Guild’s 2021 Victor Elmaleh Competition, he has made debuts with Chamber Music Detroit, Newport Classical, Scottsdale Performing Arts, and more. Sadberry made his debut at Merkin Hall in New York City in March 2023.

Adam W. Sadberry

Michael sings stories using heartfelt folk tunes, silly songs and rockin’ out using iPads, iPods, foot pedal, screens, projectors and, of course, his guitar. You’ll stomp, clap, sing, and have a rousing good time!

Young People's Concert: Michael Levine's Music Interaction

Ustad Shafaat Khan, world-renowned Indian Classical musician, has enthralled audiences all around the world performing at many prestigious Concert Halls, festivals, universities, museums, and more. Recently, he performed with Stevie Wonder at the Bonnaroo Festival, one of the biggest festivals in the USA.

Young People's Concert: Ustad Shafaat Khan: East Meets West

The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, led by Earl Lee, 2022 winner of the Georg Solti Conducting Award, brings a “grand tour” program that takes us across Europe.

The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

Perhaps the greatest pianist of our age, Daniil Trifonov has made a spectacular ascent in the classical music world as a solo artist, champion of the concerto repertoire, chamber and vocal collaborator, and composer. Combining consummate technique with rare sensitivity and depth, the Grammy® Award-winning pianist’s performances are a perpetual source of awe. His Spivey Hall debut is a rare opportunity to enjoy a recital by Trifonov in the U.S. 

Daniil Trifonov, piano

Life After the Rain” Widow/Widowers & Life with Shenita Talk Show

An Elegant Evening of Jazz

Please join us Sunday September 15th for an afternoon of phenomenal performances by the student musicians of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s Talent Development Program.

Spivey Hall Talent Development Program Recital

The Camp emphasizes total musical development through a broad range of activities.  Students will participate in chorus, a percussion ensemble, play tone chimes, develop basic piano skills, participate in group activities and games, meet new friends, and discover new talents, all culminating in a free public concert in Spivey Hall!

Spivey Hall Summer Music Camp 2024

Joining in this celebratory concert are distinguished professional musicians who serve as judges in the Competition, led by artistic director Ronda Respess.

Franklin Pond Chamber Music Competition Awards Concert

The three choirs of the Spivey Hall Children’s Choir program sing with remarkable beauty of tone, expression, and spirit that is their hallmark. All three perform on Friday, with the spotlight on the Young Artists. On Saturday and Sunday, the Children’s Choir gives an expanded program, and the Tour Choir previews its summer tour repertoire.

Spivey Hall Children's Choir Program Spring Concert

Alan is “visionary in his choice of colors and ability to shape music into lucid forms, and provided plenty of bravura when called for.” (Birmingham News)

Alan Morrison, organ Christina Smith, flute

“The gloriously vital tradition of the string quartet is our playground to impact the world we live in and inspire others through the art of collaboration and play.” (Isidore Quartet)

Isidore Quartet

Spivey Hall is delighted to present the debut performances of both the Ying Quartet and Xavier Foley, double bassist and composer. To celebrate this collaboration, Foley is writing a new work which will be paired with Dvořák’s String Quintet, Op. 77.

Ying Quartet with Xavier Foley, double bass

This free event features composer and bass player Xavier Foley working with bass players of various levels and sharing insights into his composition process. Interested composers, bass players, and attendees must register. For more information:

Xavier Foley Masterclass

His greatness, his overwhelming authority as musician, technician and probing intellect emerges quickly as he plays. Within minutes, we are totally captured by his intensity and pianistic achievement.” (Los Angeles Times)

Emanuel Ax, piano

Clayton State University Department of Film, Communication, and Performing Arts Music Drama Workshop to present “110 In The Shade”

110 in the Shade

Songs & Stories is based on the award-winning collaboration between mymusicstartshere.com, Kids Video Connection, and the Atlanta Children’s Film Festival.  This program features original compositions and Clayton State University’s Orchestra.

Songs & Stories presented by the CSU Orchestra

“It is all too common for many young virtuosos to offer more flair than substance. But Alexander Malofeev is no ordinary prodigy…Rachmaninoff unfolded in multiple dimensions, with playing of fiery intensity and searching expression. Malofeev worked like a sculptor, reveling in the first movement’s melodic curves and thick textures. His pearly tone made the quiet moments shimmer, and the finale sounded with a hymn-like serenity.” (Boston Classical Review)

Alexander Malofeev, piano

The Southern Crescent Chorale’s sixteenth Spivey Hall appearance features magnificent choral music composed or arranged by Dan Forrest. An acclaimed composer, Forrest’s music has become well-established in the repertoire of choirs universally. Accompanied by a small orchestra, and Spivey Hall’s magnificent Albert Schweitzer Memorial Organ, the Chorale will transport you with glorious music. “Requiem for the Living”, the centerpiece of this concert, is a “transcendent prayer for peace and rest, based on the liturgical Requiem texts but also interspersing other texts. From the opening Introit-Kyrie to the aggressive Vanitas Vanitatum, the heavenly Agnus Dei, ethereal Sanctus, and a deeply peaceful Lux Aeterna, this work has had a powerful impact on choirs and audiences around the world.”(danforrest.com) Refreshing folk and hymn arrangements by Forrest, as well as piano and organ solos, will round out this extraordinary afternoon of great music.

The Southern Crescent Chorale

Led by Dr. Craig Hurley, Spivey Hall’s Elementary Honor Choir will feature talented 4th-6th grade singers who have been nominated by their teachers for a day-long choir intensive.

Spivey Hall Elementary Honor Choir

Alan Morrison returns to Spivey Hall, bringing special musical friends for this popular annual event. No city in the world has a more outstanding collection of organists than Atlanta, and no finer organ exists in our region than Spivey Hall’s Albert Schweitzer Memorial Organ, by Ruffatti of Padua, Italy.

Atlanta's Organists in Recital Hosted by Alan Morrison

The A Cappella Choir is Jacksonville State University’s flagship ensemble performing a wide variety of standard choral literature from all musical periods, contemporary art music, and world music.

Jacksonville State University A Cappella Choir: Young People's Concert

“Justin Austin showed off a mighty lyric voice with dramatic flair at the Park Avenue Armory in Manhattan on Tuesday evening. Austin’s tone is deep and earthy, with a firmly stitched timbre that withstands some high-octane singing.” (The New York Times)

Justin Austin, baritone Howard Watkins, piano

Cécile McLorin Salvant, jazz vocals with Sullivan Fortner, piano

Promising young vocalists from Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee sing opera arias before a panel of expert judges, competing to advance to the National Auditions finals on the stage of New York’s famed Metropolitan Opera. An exciting highlight of every concert season, this annual event is not to be missed by opera fans. Catch a rising star!

The Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition

From the Steppes to the Caucasus to the Crimean, the Balalaika Fantasie brings you music from the heart of Eurasia. This unique ensemble performs on various sizes of balalaikas, a three stringed triangular shaped instrument, as well as and the round-bodied three-stringed domra.  They add spice to the show with the zhaleika, an ancient reed instrument similar to a New Year’s Eve party horn; an assortment of authentic percussion, such as spoons, clackers, and tambourines; and the accordion. The ensemble recreates a sense of old world history and the spirited excitement of Eurasian folk melodies and rhythms.

Balalaika Fantasie: Young People's Concert

Dido & Aeneas by Henry Purcell, libretto by Nahum Tate.  Presented by The Atlanta Baroque Orchestra (Julie Andrijeski, Artistic Director) with staibdance and ImmerseATL (George Staib and Sarah Hillmer), and GSU choirs (Deanna Joseph)

The Atlanta Baroque Orchestra

In this updated take on a classic, witty score takes center stage. The 45-minute adaptation is performed in Spanish and English and demonstrates the power of love to triumph over adversity of every kind. (br) Performances at 9:45 & 11:15 AM

The Atlanta Opera: The Bilingual Barber of Seville: Young People's Concert

Anthony McGill is “a captivating virtuoso on the stage, and a longtime advocate for social change extending beyond it.” (The New York Times)

Anthony McGill, clarinet Susanna Phillips, soprano Myra Huang, piano

Renaissance woman Hélène Grimaud is not just a deeply passionate and committed musical artist whose pianistic accomplishments play a central role in her life. She is a woman with multiple talents that extend far beyond the instrument she plays with such poetic expression and peerless technical control.

Hélène Grimaud, piano

“I have long considered Spivey Hall to be my artistic home having played here regularly since the organ was installed. The organ

Alan Morrison, organ

Truly a voice for our era, one that transcends the roles she plays and the vast repertoire of song she presents with effortless bravado and great depth of expression.

Sondra Radvanovsky, soprano Anthony Manoli, piano

Spivey Hall Children's Choir: Young Artists Audition REGISTRATION Spring 2024

The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Vivaldi Four Seasons & More

In Spivey Hall’s most cherished tradition, the marvelous singers of the Children’s Choir Program joyfully welcome the holidays in their annual December concerts. Friday features all three choirs with a one-night-only performance by the Young Artists. An extended program on Saturday and Sunday features the Children’s Choir, the Tour Choir, and audience sing-alongs of “Hark the Herald Angels Sing” and “O Come, All Ye Faithful” with organist-in-residence Alan Morrison.

Spivey Hall Children's Choir Program Holiday Concert

“Joe Alterman is a breath of fresh air on the music scene. It’s happy music with tasty meat on the bones! …he is an inspiration to me! His piano playing, his will to explore and his ability to swing is a joy to behold.“ (Ramsey Lewis)

Joe Alterman, jazz piano

Christmas at Clayton State

Intercollegiate Treble Choir Festival

Do you have a friend or family member who wants to learn more about the Spivey Hall Children’s Choir Young Artists program? Bring them along to see all the music and fun in action! 

Spivey Hall Children's Choir Young Artists Bring a Friend to Rehearsal Day on January 8th!

Dinnerstein presents a program uniquely crafted for Spivey Hall, drawing on her uncanny ability to elicit layers of meaning from repertoire as diverse as Bach, Schubert, and Philip Glass.

Simone Dinnerstein, piano

This is the culminating performance for an extraordinary two-day workshop for high school string players nominated by music educators. NOMINATE YOUR HIGH SCHOOL MUSICIAN or contact Spivey Hall Education for more information at spiveyhalleducation@clayton.edu.

Spivey Hall Honor Chamber Orchestra CONCERT 2023

CSU Division of Music Student Recital

Set in 15th century Paris, this 1923 silent classic set the standard for horror films. Award-winning organist Joshua Stafford groundbreaking film to life with his spectacular improvisatory skill and artistry.

Joshua Stafford: The Hunchback of Notre Dame: Young People's Concert

Set in 15th century Paris, this 1923 silent classic set the standard for horror films. Award-winning organist Joshua Stafford brings this groundbreaking film to life with his spectacular improvisatory skill and artistry.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame Joshua Stafford, organ

CSU Orchestra Southern Crescent Symphony Orchestra

Christian Sands Quartet, jazz

Nobuntu, the female a cappella quintet from Zimbabwe, has drawn international acclaim for its inventive performances that range from traditional Zimbabwean songs to Afro Jazz to Gospel. Pure voices, augmented by minimalistic percussion, traditional instruments and organic, authentic dance movements.

NOBUNTU Women of Zimbabwe

CSU Choral Invitational

Peach State Opera is a touring company that enriches the cultural life of small communities in the Georgia region and nurtures the careers of emerging professional opera singers.

Peach State Opera Operatizers: Mystery & Magic

“One of the most admired pianists of his generation,” (The New York Times), Barnatan’s formidable technique and vast expressive range are a seemingly effortless launching point to create what only the greatest of artists can: a glorious language of sound that transcends eras and brings insight and understanding.

Inon Barnatan, piano

Georgia Musicale Group was incorporated in 2016 as a non-profit organization with a few music lovers. In the last several years, our group has experienced rapid growth with more than one hundred performers including pianists, various instrumentalists, and vocalists. Members come from diverse backgrounds such as scientists, medical doctors, lawyers, financial advisors, teachers, professional musicians. Many of them played instruments when they were younger but stopped playing due to their careers. However, their love of music remained, and they discovered GMG as a vehicle to resume their love of music.

Georgia Musicale Group

A Elegant Evening of Jazz

Clayton Community Big Band

Clayton State University Chorale Masterworks Chorus at Spivey Hall Clayton State University Orchestra Southern Crescent Symphony Orchestra

One of the most traveled and celebrated youth choirs in the United States, who’ve been featured at multiple music conventions, the Spivey Hall Children’s Choir is an absolute tour –de –force. These are some of the most amazing youthful voices you will hear and see.

Friends of Music: Spivey Hall Children's Choir at Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church

Nobody put more Americans “In the Mood” for great swing music than hitmaker Glenn Miller, leader of the most famous big band of all time. The Miller sound lives on through performances by the world-famous Glenn Miller Orchestra with music director, Erik Stabnau.

The Glenn Miller Orchestra

The show, which lampoons the ridiculous excesses of celebrity culture and fandom—just as prevalent in Victorian times as in our own; Patience helped to launch the public career of Oscar Wilde—is produced and staged by Kurt-Alexander Zeller and conducted by Sean Vogt, with design and technical direction by Derrick Vanmeter.

CSU Music Drama Production: Patience by Gilbert & Sullivan

“It’s difficult to resist the purity of her sound, the loveliness of her pearly, bright tone…and unfailing musicality” (Gramophone). “She sings with an unaffected directness, allowing the music to speak for itself” (Opera Now). 

Camilla Tilling, soprano Jonathan Ware, piano

Critically acclaimed for his “colorful and thrilling playing” (The American Organist) and “unsurpassed technical virtuosity” (The American Organist), Atlanta native Alan Morrison reveals his exceptional musicianship in masterful performances of music both familiar and new.

Alan Morrison, organ & David Coucheron, violin

The Ying Quartet combines brilliantly communicative performances with a fearlessly imaginative view of chamber music in today’s world. “Our mission has always been twofold: to make classical music a relevant and vital part of American culture in all its diversity, and to do so with the highest standards of artistic integrity.”

Ying Quartet Xavier Foley, double bass

Francisca Maxwell, soprano & Elena Dorozhkina, piano

A MacArthur Fellowship “genius grant” honoree, British pianist Stephen Hough “is a profound thinker as well as a mercurial performer” (The Times). “Few living pianists manage to combine open-hearted virtuosity with so tangible and unaffected a sense of an inner world beyond the notes” (The Arts Desk).

Stephen Hough, piano

The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra" class="css-u850">Atlanta Symphony Orchestra returns to perform Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, along with Dvořák’s Serenade for Strings. Featuring Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Concertmaster David Coucheron, this has become a beloved annual event at Spivey Hall, and we look forward to another incredible performance from our own ASO.

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra presents Vivaldi's Four Seasons

Georgia-born mezzo-soprano and 2022 Grammy® nominee for Best Classical Solo Vocal Album, Jamie Barton returns to Spivey Hall in this program beautifully crafted with stellar artistic collaborators, featuring a world premiere work by Atlanta native, the Emmy Award-winning composer, Joel Thompson, who has had works performed by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra, Atlanta Master Chorale, and many more. 

Jamie Barton, Matthew Lipman & Tamar Sanikidze

Alan Morrison holds the McGehee Organist Residency at Spivey Hall, where he recorded his 2021 ASA Digital Recording release. Florence Price – Virtuoso and Poet. Alan is head of the Organ Department at the Curtis Institute of Music and College Organist at Ursinus College.

Whether in a traditional concert hall or in a late-night rock club, Celli shatters any preconceived notions of what it means to be a cellist.

Young People's Concert: Atlanta Celli

The Atlanta Opera’s Studio Tour production of Mozart’s enchanting fairy tale, The Magic Flute, comes to life with a collaboration with the Center for Puppetry Arts to create a new interpretation of this classic for the classroom.

Young People's Concert: Atlanta Opera Studio Presents The Magic Flute

Audience members will help provide the “engine room” and drive the rhythm as Latitude Adjustment presents a variety of music from the Caribbean (Calypso, Soca, Reggae, Salsa) and shares the unique story of the pan, from its creation from an oil drum to the science behind its tuning and miraculous sound.

Young People's Concert: Latitude Adjustment Steel

​Manga’s high energy repertoire exhibits cultural traditions from Western, Central, and Southern Africa. During Manga’s 30 year history, audiences of all ages have experienced the best of African culture and arts!

Young People's Concert: Manga African Dance

The Grammy® Award-winning, Charleston, SC-based quintet performs timeless music born from the Gullah culture of the Southeastern Sea Islands. Their debut album soared to the number-one position on the charts. Playful game songs, ecstatic shouts, and heartbreaking spirituals inspired by the Gullah tradition.  

Ranky Tanky

The incomparable Renée Fleming returns to Spivey Hall to perform works from her recent album, Voice of Nature: The Anthropocene, inspired by the solace of hiking near her Virginia home. The music explores the connection to the natural world in Romantic era songs and highlights the peril and fragility of the planet today. 

Renée Fleming

No city in the world has a more outstanding collection of organists than Atlanta, and no finer organ exists in our region than Spivey Hall’s Albert Schweitzer Memorial Organ, by Ruffatti of Padua, Italy. Spivey Hall’s resident organist Alan Morrison curates and hosts this event, bringing together some of the best organists in the region to explore the extraordinary capabilities of this magnificent instrument. 

Atlanta’s Finest Organists in Recital Hosted by Alan Morrison

Learn all about Musical Glasses, or the Glass Harp- a musical instrument that is a collection of drinking glasses. During the program Brien performs music of different styles and periods. The program explores musical instruments made from everyday materials, the history of glass and water-tuned music, and related concepts of physics and sound.

Young People's Concert: Brien Engel presents The Glass Harp

The Escher String Quartet, which has received acclaim for its profound musical insight and rare tonal beauty, will be joined by Boris Giltburg, a pianist lauded across the globe as deeply sensitive, insightful, and a compelling interpreter. 

Escher String Quartet with Boris Giltburg, piano

German pianist Elisabeth Brauss is quickly establishing herself as one of the most versatile musicians of her generation. She appears regularly at London’s Wigmore Hall, has performed with the Finnish Radio Symphony, The Hallé, BBC Symphony, BBC Scottish Symphony, and in 2021 made her debut at the BBC Proms. This season she will make her Spivey Hall debut. 

Elisabeth Brauss, piano

With driving rhythms, a kaleidoscopic mix of styles, and infectious high spirits, the Ukes offer up their unique take on music spanning centuries, very tongue-in-cheek. An enjoyable time will be had by all, as legions of loyal fans around the world will readily attest.

Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain

Known to Spivey Hall" class="css-u850">Spivey Hall audiences as the brilliant collaborator with Cécile Mclorin Salvant" class="css-u850">Cécile McLorin Salvant" class="css-u850">Cécile McLorin Salvant, Sullivan Fortner returns with his deep-rooted talents as a pianist, composer, band leader, and uncompromising individualist. The Grammy® Award-winning artist out of New Orleans received international praise as a key player and producer for his collaborative work on The Window, alongside Cécile McLorin Salvant. In 2024, Sullivan and Cécile delighted a sold-out crowd at Spivey Hall, and we look forward to exploring more of this talented artist’s work

Sullivan Fortner Trio

Since their formation in 1994, the Tetzlaff Quartet, comprised of brother and sister Christian and Tanja Tetzlaff, Hanna Weinmeister, and Elisabeth Kufferath, has developed a reputation for lyrical, detailed readings of a wide range of repertoire. The quartet tours all major concert venues in Germany and also performs in France, Italy, Belgium, Great Britain, and Switzerland. Spivey Hall 

Tetzlaff Quartet

World-renowned pianist Jonathan Biss channels his deep musical curiosity into performances and projects in the concert hall and beyond. He comes to Spivey Hall with a program of works by Schubert paired with a new work by composer and multi-instrumentalist Tyshawn Sorey. The intention is not to suggest a particular connection between the old and new works; it is to show that one can immerse oneself in the greatest music of the past and work to ensure that the present and future are more just, and richer for it.

Jonathan Biss, piano

In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans native Terence Blanchard created an impassioned, Grammy® Award-winning tour-de-force of anger, rage, compassion, melancholy, and beauty performed by Blanchard’s sextet. To commemorate this tragedy and pay homage to its victims, Blanchard is touring this work in 2025, including this performance at Spivey Hall

Terence Blanchard Sextet

Honored with the Critics’ Circle Young Talent Award 2019 for piano, praised for his “intensely personal interpretations, often daring in their originality,” Kolesnikov offers the listener a fresh, often unexpected perspective on familiar pieces. In 2012, Kolesnikov became a sensation at the Honens International Piano Competition, taking home the world’s largest piano prize.

Pavel Kolesnikov, piano

Alan Morrison is joined by musical friends for this annual celebration of music. Known for his dynamic programming, Alan will present collaborations that highlight the capabilities of Spivey Hall’s Ruffatti organ, and its profound ability to work with other instruments.

Alan Morrison and Friends

Springtime in Atlanta would not be complete without the voices of our own Spivey Hall Children’s Choir Program. Celebrate another wonderful season and be inspired by these glorious young singers. Friday evening features all three choirs, including our Young Artists, while on Saturday and Sunday, the Children’s Choir and Tour Choir take the stage. 

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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra presents Vivaldi's Four Seasons

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Jamie Barton, Matthew Lipman & Tamar Sanikidze

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Alan Morrison, organ

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Young People's Concert: Atlanta Celli

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