Front Row Georgia program schedule

Georgian Chamber Players, 2024–25

•  Beethoven: Violin Sonata No. 4, Op. 23
• Dvorak: Piano Quintet No. 2, Op. 81 

Georgian Chamber Players, 2024–25

•  Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No. 2
• Mozart: Quintet for Piano and Winds, K. 452

Georgian Chamber Players, 2024–25

•  Loeffler: Two Rhapsodies for Oboe, Viola and Piano
• Dvorak: String Quintet No. 3, Op. 97, “American” 

Georgian Chamber Players, 2024–25

•  Brahms: Piano Quartet No. 1, Op. 25

Atlanta Youth Symphony Orchestra

•  Liszt: Les Preludes 

Atlanta Baroque Orchestra

•  2021 concert “Resound”
• Music by Galuppi, Telemann, Heinichen and Rameau
• Julie Andrijeski, director/violin; Christopher Caudill and Rachel Niketopoulous, horns

Atlanta Baroque Orchestra

•  2022 concert “A League of Their Own”
• Music by Martines, Haydn and Mozart
• Jaap ter Linden, conductor; Erin Ellis, cello

Atlanta Baroque Orchestra

•  2023 concert “Triple Play”
• Concertos by Bach and Vivaldi
• Evan Few, director/violin; Anna Marsh, bassoon; Adam Jaffe, harpsichord

Atlanta Baroque Orchestra

•  2024 concert “Jubilee”
• Music by Telemann, Durante and Geminiani
• Julie Andrijeski, director/violin; Janice Joyce, flute; Kathryn Montoya, recorder; Melissa Brewer and Martha Perry, violas

Atlanta Baroque Orchestra

•  Music by Purcell

Jonathan Biss, piano, at Spivey Hall

•  Schubert: Piano Sonata in B-flat, D. 960 

Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony; Scott Stewart, conductor; Alcides Rodriguez, clarinet

•  Frank Ticheli: Over the Moon
•  Frank Ticheli: Earth Song
• Frank Ticheli: Concerto for Clarinet and Wind Ensemble: Riffs for Lenny

ASO Pre-Concert Chamber Music

•  Rachmaninoff: String Quartet No. 1
• Prokofiev: Quintet for Strings and Winds

Helen Kim, violin; Georgia Philharmonic; Tamara Dworetz, conductor

•  Michael Kurth: Violin Concerto, “Origin Story” (world premiere, 2025)

Elisabeth Remy Johnson, harp; Grand Teton Music Festival; Benjamin Manis, conductor

•  Lynne Plowman: Harp Concerto, “Life Cycles” (North American premiere, 2025)

Merian Ensemble members Jessica Oudin, viola; Elisabeth Remy Johnson, harp

•  Mary Kouyoumdjian: A Boy and a Makeshift Toy (Navona Records)

Strelitzia Trio, 2025 Franklin Pond Chamber Music Competition winners

•  Beethoven: “Ghost” Trio, mvt 1
• Arensky: Piano Trio No. 1, mvts 3–4

Blair Quartet, 2025 Franklin Pond Chamber Music Competition judges

•  Price: Five Folksongs, selections
• Debussy: String Quartet, mvt 1

Franklin Pond Chamber Music Competition, Spivey Hall, Morrow

•  The Trillium Trio, Dolce Vita Quartet and Lotus Quartet perform Shostakovich, Mendelssohn and Matz

Fabian Concert Series, Mercer University, Macon

•  Brahms: String Sextet No. 1 with violinist Amy Schwartz Moretti and friends

Amy Schwartz Moretti, violin

•  Mendelssohn: String Quintet No. 2, with Amy Schwartz Moretti and friends (Fabian Concert Series, Mercer University, Macon)
• Dvorak: Sonatine in G, with Amy Schwartz Moretti and Elizabeth Pridgen (Atlanta Chamber Players, Atlanta)

Atlanta Baroque Orchestra 

•  Handel’s Messiah: Parts 1 and 2, highlights

Khari Joyner, cello; T.Y. Zhang, guitar (CelLocomotion, 2018)

•  Piazzolla: Primavera Porteña
• Falla: Asturiana; Jota

Geoffrey Haydon, piano (Geoffrey Haydon Plays, 2025)

•  Granados: Allegro de Concierto
• Griffes: Fantasy Pieces: Scherzo
• Brubeck: In Your Own Sweet Way; Meadowlark
• Corea: Armando’s Rhumba

Atlanta Celli (Spivey Hall Young People’s Concert, 2025)

•  Legend, Saint-Saens, arr. Kemberling: All of Me Swan

Merian Ensemble (ASO Insider’s Evening, 2023)

•  Bonis: Scènes de la Forêt

JoAnna Farrer, fiddle (Liminal Paths, 2021)

•  Trad.: Mending Wall Set
• Trad.: Oyster Wives’ Set

Spivey Hall: Jonathan Biss, piano

•  Schubert sonatas

Spivey Hall: Elizabeth Brauss, piano

•  Bach, Beethoven, Schumann

Spivey Hall: Michelle Cann, piano

•  Chopin, Thompson, Price, Liszt

Atlanta Chamber Players; Elizabeth Pridgen, director/piano

•  Rota, Ramos, Schoenberg, Schickele

Atlanta Chamber Players; Elizabeth Pridgen, director/piano

•  Mozart, Chausson

Atlanta Chamber Players; Elizabeth Pridgen, director/piano

•  Beethoven