Woodruff Arts Center - Atlanta Symphony Hall

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1280 Peachtree St NE (at At 15th St)
Atlanta, GA 30309

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(404) 733-4200
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Yeah, alright, so I'm a guy and I like the symphony, don't hate! And I'm straight. I usually go about 2 or 3 times a year, I love going with my wife, and it makes for a great da...

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Great Place For Culture and Date Night!! 4/1/2011

Yeah, alright, so I'm a guy and I like the symphony, don't hate! And I'm straight. I usually go about 2 or 3 times a year, I love going with my wife, and it makes for a great date night. Who knew Spano's had 10 years at the ASO, pretty cool. more
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New Years Eve 2009 1/1/2010

The Atlanta Symphony and Orchestra presented one of the most enjoyable performances ever for New Years Eve.\r Sylvia McNair was awesome as usual. The pianist, Adam Burnette was incredible.The chicken drop was hilarious.The evening was a fun time.\r \r \r Happy New Year Pros: Best event in town more
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  • The Scene
    In the music business for more than half a century, the 95-member Atlanta Symphony Orchestra keeps busy with more than 200 yearly concerts. Music Director Robert Spano and Principal Guest Conductor Donald Runnicles produce a season of well-attended classical concerts, popular pops and family concerts, and special holiday performances. The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus and Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra complement the ASO, whose performers make a special commitment to Atlanta's young musicians through discovery, teaching and mentoring programs in local schools.

    The Draw
    With more than 1,700 seats, Symphony Hall is located in Midtown's Woodruff Arts Center, along with the Atlanta College of Art, the Alliance Theatre Company and the High Museum of Art. A new Symphony Center is planned for a site just one block from the ASO's current setting, on 14th and Peachtree streets. Spanish-born architect Santiago Calatrava will design the space to open in 2008.

  • 6/1/2006 Provided by Citysearch
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  • Neighborhoods: Northeast, Ansley Park, Midtown
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