Tickets go on sale today at 2pm for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s Coca-Cola Holiday Concerts at Symphony Hall, including hymns and carols in Christmas with the ASO (DEC 10-13), Handel’s traditional Messiah (DEC 17), family favorites in Sounds of the Season (DEC 23) and Vivaldi’s celebrated The Four Seasons led by Concertmaster David Coucheron (JAN 7-10).

One of Atlanta’s most cherished traditions, Christmas with the ASO, kicks off the classical holiday season on December 10-13 with Director of Choruses Norman Mackenzie leading the combined forces of the orchestra, ASO Chorus, Morehouse College Glee Club and Spivey Hall Children’s Choir. Created by Robert Shaw, the program tells the Christmas story in a way that families return to year after year, featuring carols, hymns and choral beauty.

The following week, on December 17, the ASO Chamber Chorus shines in Part I of Handel's Messiah, plus the resounding “Hallelujah Chorus.” The Orchestra welcomes acclaimed soloists for this iconic oratorio and Bach’s beautiful Cantata No. 140, “Sheep May Safely Graze.”

Returning on December 23 is Sounds of the Season, which charmed a sold-out audience last year with more familiar holiday songs that audiences of all ages sang along to. Audience members can expect more sparkling melodies, timeless traditions, and a concert experience that captures the heart of the holidays.

Finally, Concertmaster David Coucheron ushers in the new year with Vivaldi’s celebrated The Four Seasons on January 7/10. This annual presentation brings a more intimate orchestra closer to the audience to perform this beloved perennial favorite.

Coca-Cola Holiday Concerts usually sell out far in advance, so reserve the best seats early for family and friends.