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Introducing the ASO’s Virtual Stage

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Since we currently can’t be together in Symphony Hall, we will continue to bring the beauty of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to music lovers around the world through specially curated content on the ASO’s new Virtual Stage. There you’ll find on-demand performances and videos designed to bring you closer to the music and the ASO musicians while we’re apart.

Across the ASO’s social media channels you’ll find a few themes to look forward to through our your week: #MusicianMondays will give you an inside peek of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra musicians, Tuesdays we’ll share stories and memorabilia from the #ASOarchives. and Thursdays we’ll send the whole orchestra straight to you for a #LivingRoomConcert.

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Get to know your Atlanta Symphony Orchestra musicians on and off stage. Every Monday we will bring you an insider’s peek into one of the ASO musicians.

Click here to watch on YouTube: Acting ASO Assistant Concertmaster Anastasia Agapova tells us a little bit about how she gets ready to play her violin.

Take a stroll down the ASO’s memory lane with us every Tuesday as we share stories and memorabilia from the archives. Be sure to check out the recently digitized program books and photos over at the Georgia State University Special Collections Library.

Jack Benny and Henry Sopkin during a rehearsal with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, 1965

Join us from the comfort of your living room every Thursday as we feature an ASO video or recording, as well as recently broadcasted livestream concerts.

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