Atlanta Baroque Orchestra

SEASON AT A GLANCE

A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN

Mozart, Haydn, and Martines

Jaap ter Linden | Guest Conductor

Erin Ellis | Cello

7:30pm, September 30th | The Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta

3:00pm, October 1st | Roswell Presbyterian Church, Roswell

3:00pm, October 2nd | Lassiter Concert Hall, Marietta

L E A R N M O R E

HANDEL'S MESSIAH

Julie Andrijeski | Director and Concertmaster

in collaboration with

The Cathedral of St. Philip Schola, Dale Adelmann | Director

Raha Mirzadegan | Soprano

Raquel Winnica Young | Alto

Karim Sulayman | Tenor

Mischa Bouvier | Bass

7:30pm, November 18th | The Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta

2:00pm, November 19th | The Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta

L E A R N M O R E & P U R C H A S E T I C K E T S F O R M ES S I A H

DOUBLE HEADER

J.S. Bach, Buxtehude, J. Christoph Bach, and Zelenka

Julie Andrijeski | Director and Concertmaster

in collaboration with

Kinnara, J.D. Burnett | Artistic Director

7:30pm, March 3rd | Peachtree Road United Methodist, Atlanta

3:00pm, March 4th | Roswell Presbyterian Church, Roswell

3:00pm, March 5th | Lassiter Concert Hall, Marietta

L E A R N M O R E

TRIPLE PLAY

Concertos by J.S. Bach and Antonio Vivaldi

Evan Few | Guest Director & Violin Soloist

Anna Marsh | Bassoon

Adam Jaffe | Harpsichord

7:30pm, April 21st | The Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta

3:00pm, April 22nd | Roswell Presbyterian Church, Roswell

6:00pm, April 23rd | Lutheran Church of the Ascension, Savannah

L E A R N M O R E

Welcome to the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra’s 22-23 All-Star season! I’m very excited to share it with you—It is our most ambitious venture yet.

There is so much to enjoy -- an expanded season of four concert programs performed in the stunning Cathedral of St. Philip (our home base) and in new venues throughout the Atlanta area, with a special appearance in Savannah, Georgia; a collaboration with an exciting professional chamber choir new to Atlanta; the unveiling of a symphony by a little-known yet fabulous 18th-century woman composer; an internationally renowned conductor to lead our opening Classical show (who also happens to be an excellent cellist and member of ABO); a “hit parade” of concertos featuring exceptional soloists from within our own ranks; the eagerly awaited return of our unique version of Handel’s Messiah with a superb choir and a top-tier lineup of vocal soloists including a Grammy Award winner; and there’s so much more….

But why the baseball theme? Well, the Atlanta Braves are the 2021 World Series Champions!! It was a thrilling season, with an ensemble of individual superstars who also played seamlessly as a team. The ABO is a similar ensemble, made up of vibrant players, all of whom shine both as collaborators and soloists. Hence, our winning All-Star season!

So, see you there -- I’m sure you don’t want to miss a single pitch! ~ Julie Andrijeski

MANY THANKS

The Atlanta Baroque Orchestra enjoys boundless generosity from the metro-Atlanta community. We appreciate the fiscal support from our patrons and donors, the wonderful contributions we receive from foundations, and the gracious gift of space in which to perform.

We extend a special thanks to Dale Adelmann and the Friends of Music for embracing the ABO as Artists-in-Residence at the Cathedral of St. Philip. Their generosity and welcoming spirit throughout our week-long rehearsal and concert residencies is invaluable.

The Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta

Roswell Presbyterian Church, Roswell

Lassiter Concert Hall, Marietta

Ascension Lutheran Church, Savannah