Funding for this program is provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance of the Fulton County Arts Council 2010-11 Concerts October 9, 2010 French Masters John Morrison, Interim Music Director Roswell Cultural Arts Center January 29, 2011 Young Artists Concerto     Competition John Morrison, Interim Music Director Roswell Cultural Arts Center March 19, 2011 John Morrison, Interim Music Director Roswell Cultural Arts Center April 23, 2011 Holst — The Planets John Morrison, Interim Music Director Oglethorpe University This season, please join us in welcoming John Morrison to the podium of Metro Atlanta's premiere for-love-of-art symphony orchestra as Interim Music Director. Want to do more without doing anything at all? Download Facebook's Causes Toolbar to track your online shopping and automatically donate a percentage to the Georgia Philharmonic or your favorite cause! Celebrating our 10th Season! 2010-2011 Subscription Series Join us in 2010-2011 for our 10th season as the Georgia Philharmonic! Back by popular demand, John Morrison joins the Georgia Philharmonic as Interim Music Director. We still play the great music our audiences have come to expect, but this year we are introducing a series of exciting new annual events. The season starts with an evening of French Masters, featuring Georges Bizet's L'Arlesienne Suite No. 2 and other beloved works of the French Romantic and Impressionist periods. In January, watch the next generation of musicians battle for a their place in musical history, with the first annual Georgia Philharmonic Young Artists Concerto Competition. In April, the orchestra takes on the most famous Holst work, The Planets. You've heard it used for commercials and fireworks, now hear the whole thing. Also in April, our first annual conducting apprentice program completes with a performance you won't want to miss. We look forward to seeing you there. Reserve your tickets today. Listen Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring is an exceptional work of American music which paints a picture of the expansive West. Listen to a portion of our performance of Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring from our January concert. Having visited Paris in the 1920s, George Gershwin decided to capture the bustle of the city in his 1928 piece, An American in Paris. Listen to the Georgia Philharmonic's February '06 rendition of this classic work, complete with tuned taxi horns. Read Pierre Ruhe of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper recently reviewed the orchestra. Read what the AJC had to say about the Georgia Philharmonic.
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