Tickets are now on sale for the GRAMMY® Award-winning Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s 2026-27 Delta Classical Concert season—its 82^nd and Music Director Nathalie Stutzmann’s fifth at its helm. In the upcoming season, the orchestra focuses on the works of Johannes Brahms (on the heels of its wildly successful Beethoven Project), welcomes new Artist-in-Residence, Anna Geniushene, and presents two world premieres.

The season-long series, Brahms Revealed, will showcase all four of the composer’s symphonies, all of his concertos, and his German Requiem, among others. ASO Executive Director Jennifer Barlament said, “This season, following the tradition of focusing on major composers, we bring Johannes Brahms into focus, hearing his works in new ways with new voices. I'm particularly excited to hear Nathalie, the Orchestra and our Chorus performing his German Requiem.”

Coming off her recent performance of Rienzi at Bayreuth Festival, Stutzmann channels a flair for operatic works into concerts that feature works by Wagner, Berlioz and Gluck. The Orchestra welcomes Artist-in-Residence Anna Geniushene, who will perform three piano concertos throughout the season, as well as exciting guest artists–violinist Johan Dalene, jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner, Veronika Eberle and Johannes Moser (Brahms Double Concerto), and an incredible lineup of vocal talent.

The upcoming season includes two world premieres. Composer Jasmine Arielle Barnes will debut a new work written in honor of Coretta Scott King’s 100^thbirthday, and Adam Schoenberg’s “Concerto for Body” debuts in April 2027.

From timeless classics to contemporary voices, this season offers something for everyone, including Family Concerts, holiday programming, and a brand-new Coffee Concert series with two Friday morning matinee performances (Mar. 12 and Apr. 23).

Visit aso.org now to purchase single tickets and explore the full schedule.