Guitarist Miloš Karadaglić Returns (Virtual Only)

Our top priority is the safety of our patrons, artists, staff and our community. Therefore, due to recent developments regarding the ongoing pandemic, we regretfully inform you that our Delta Classical concerts scheduled for January 13/15 and January 20/22 will be performed virtually, with no audience. These concerts will be recorded and presented virtually via the Behind the Curtain Series. An email announcement will be sent to all current ticket holders and Behind the Curtain members when the concerts are available for viewing.

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Gemma New, winner of the 2021 Solti Conducting Prize, returns to the podium in Symphony Hall. New first dazzled our audiences in Piedmont Park, filling in at the last minute for an ailing colleague. This weekend, she's joined by classical guitar superstar Miloš Karadaglić, who returns to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to perform Joby Talbot’s concerto Ink Dark Moon, a piece that pays homage to his Balkan heritage.

Also on the program, Rachmaninov's Vocalise, written at his beloved country estate Ivanovka, and Sibelius' Symphony No. 5, a masterwork born out of World War I, ill health and three hefty revisions. "These symphonies of mine are more confessions of faith than are my other works," Sibelius said of his later symphonies, including his Fifth.