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JULIE ANDRIJESKI 

abo artistic director, violin, baroque dance

Atlanta, Georgia

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    Gilded tones of trumpets and trombones combine with shimmering strings in this program reflecting the joys and sorrows of 17th-century life in Vienna and its surroundings. Slowly emerging from the Thirty Years War, courts and churches throughout the Holy Roman Empire sought to rebuild their musical establishments, attracting prized musicians who created some of the most fantastical and rapturous music ever heard for this signature combination of strings and brass. Music by violin virtuosi Heinrich Ignaz Biber, Pavel Josef Vejvanovsky, Johann Schmeltzer, and others. 


    7:30PM NOV 5TH  |  Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta 

    4:00PM NOV 6TH  |  St. David’s Episcopal, Roswell    

    The 2021-2022 Concert Season, DROPDOWN

    Mark your calendars for an inspirational season of music!

    Join us for the ABO season premiere! Our iconic string band is joined by a colorful, virtuosic wind section featuring returning horn players Rachel Niketopoulos and Christopher Caudill and many other favorites. Come, revel in sumptuous and diverse concertos and suites to hear for yourself why composers George Philipp Telemann, Johann David Heinichen, Jean-Philippe Rameau, and Baldassare Galuppi were so popular in their day.


    7:30PM SEPT 17TH  |  Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta 

    4:00PM SEPT 18TH  |  St. David’s Episcopal, Roswell    


    Gilded tones of trumpets and trombones combine with shimmering strings in this program reflecting the joys and sorrows of 17th-century life in Vienna and its surroundings. Slowly emerging from the Thirty Years War, courts and churches throughout the Holy Roman Empire sought to rebuild their musical establishments, attracting prized musicians who created some of the most fantastical and rapturous music ever heard for this signature combination of strings and brass.Music by violin virtuosi Heinrich Ignaz Biber, Pavel Josef Vejvanovsky, Johann Schmeltzer, and others.


    7:30PM NOV 5TH  |  Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta 

    4:00PM NOV 6TH  |  St. David’s Episcopal, Roswell    


    Countertenors Nathan Medley and Reginald Mobley join recorder players Daphna Mor and Sian Ricketts with the ABO to offer scintillating music by Purcell and his colleagues.


    7:30PM FEB 25TH  |  Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta

    4:00PM FEB 26TH  |  St. David’s Episcopal, Roswell

    3:00PM FEB 27TH  |  Lassiter Concert Hall, Marietta


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    The 2021-2022 Concert Season

    Join us for the ABO season premiere! Our iconic string band is joined by a colorful, virtuosic wind section featuring returning horn players Rachel Niketopoulos and Christopher Caudill and many other favorites. Come, revel in sumptuous and diverse concertos and suites to hear for yourself why composers George Philipp Telemann, Johann David Heinichen, Jean-Philippe Rameau, and Baldassare Galuppi were so popular in their day.


    7:30PM SEPT 17TH  |  Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta 

    4:00PM SEPT 18TH  |  St. David’s Episcopal, Roswell


    Review the RESOUND concert program and read the program notes here.


    Gilded tones of trumpets and trombones combine with shimmering strings in this program reflecting the joys and sorrows of 17th-century life in Vienna and its surroundings. Slowly emerging from the Thirty Years War, courts and churches throughout the Holy Roman Empire sought to rebuild their musical establishments, attracting prized musicians who created some of the most fantastical and rapturous music ever heard for this signature combination of strings and brass.Music by violin virtuosi Heinrich Ignaz Biber, Pavel Josef Vejvanovsky, Johann Schmeltzer, and others.


    7:30PM NOV 5TH  |  Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta 

    4:00PM NOV 6TH  |  St. David’s Episcopal, Roswell    


    Review the REFLECT concert program and read the program notes here.


    Always on the lookout to create experiences that engage and delight in new ways, we've invited pairs of world-class vocalists and musicians to join us for a repertoire, not often performed.  Special guest countertenor Reginald Mobley reunites with ABO favorite Nathan Medley; and recorder player Daphna Mor makes her ABO debut with returning guest artist Sian Ricketts. Join us for a program of brilliant and intimate music by the “English Orpheus” Henry Purcell and his colleagues!


    7:30PM FEB 25TH  |  Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta

    4:00PM FEB 26TH  |  St. David’s Episcopal, Roswell

    3:00PM FEB 27TH  |  Lassiter Concert Hall, Marietta


    Review the REVERBERATE concert program and read the program notes here.


    EVAN FEW | ARTISTIC ADMINISTRATOR & ASSOCIATE CONCERTMASTER

    Atlanta native Evan Few has established himself as a leader in his generation of historical performance specialists, having studied and performed repertoire ranging from Monteverdi to Gershwin on period instruments. An assertive, collaborative instrumentalist, he appears on stages across the globe with some of its most esteemed ensembles, including Anima Eterna Brugge, Bach Collegium Japan, and the Taverner Consort. Evan is a core member of Apollo’s Fire and the Carmel Bach Festival; co-concertmaster and Artistic Administrator of the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra; frequent collaborator with Chatham Baroque and Four Nations Ensemble; and co-founder, most recently, of Filament.


    Evan received his principal violin training at Oberlin College as a pupil of Marilyn McDonald, and pursued further studies in string quartet performance at Rice University and in baroque violin at the Koninklijk Conservatorium in Den Haag. He has participated in the making of numerous recordings available from Accent, CPO, Deutsche Harmonia Mundi, and Zig-Zag Territoires. His violin was built for him in 2010 by Matthieu Besseling of Amsterdam; he plays with baroque bows by Luis Emilio Rodriguez Carrington (2011) and Thomas Pitt (2016). 


    Evan lives in Philadelphia and is a devoted home cook and yogi.

    EVAN FEW | ARTISTIC ADMIN & ASSOCIATE CONCERTMASTER

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    APRIL 21, 22 & 23, 2023

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