The Brandenburg Effect
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ATL Symphony Musicians Foundation and Anacrusis Productions, Ltd. have committed our two organizations to bringing outstanding symphonic music to the people of Atlanta.
The 6 Brandenburg Concertos were a gift from J.S Bach to the Margrave of Brandenburg. Individually, and as a body of work, these concerti represent the lighter side of an inventive genius at the height of his creative powers. Few works as loved, or as often performed, although not at one sitting.
The Brandenburg Affair. On August 29, at the Westside Cultural Arts Center, the complete Bach Brandenburg Concerti will be performed in a single evening’s concert, conducted by Maestro Michael Palmer, and featuring ATL Symphony Musicians. The Brandenburg Affair -- chamber concert and reception event -- is especially produced to mark the summer's end and look ahead to a stellar 2015-2016 artistic season.
Become a part of something historic! ATL Symphony Musicians and Anacrusis Productions invite you to join our partnership today, to support this unique concert event, and help introduce an annual summer classical music festival in the city of Atlanta.
Make a Difference. In addition, proceeds from the concert will fund the ATL Symphony Musician Foundation’s continued educational mission of performing concerts and master classes in Atlanta schools, a mission that has become even more critical this year, as so many Atlanta schools are losing band and orchestra teaching resources.
Click here to read about ATL Symphony Musician Foundation and Anacrusis Productions joint partnership for this project.
Click here to see our different levels of donor support.
You can make your donation to ATL Symphony Musicians Foundation with a credit card, or through your PayPal account, by clicking on the button below. If you have any questions regarding this event, please contact us directly using the Contact Form below.
We hope to see you August 29!
ATL Symphony Musicians Foundation
The 6 Brandenburg Concertos were a gift from J.S Bach to the Margrave of Brandenburg. Individually, and as a body of work, these concerti represent the lighter side of an inventive genius at the height of his creative powers. Few works as loved, or as often performed, although not at one sitting.
The Brandenburg Affair. On August 29, at the Westside Cultural Arts Center, the complete Bach Brandenburg Concerti will be performed in a single evening’s concert, conducted by Maestro Michael Palmer, and featuring ATL Symphony Musicians. The Brandenburg Affair -- chamber concert and reception event -- is especially produced to mark the summer's end and look ahead to a stellar 2015-2016 artistic season.
Become a part of something historic! ATL Symphony Musicians and Anacrusis Productions invite you to join our partnership today, to support this unique concert event, and help introduce an annual summer classical music festival in the city of Atlanta.
Make a Difference. In addition, proceeds from the concert will fund the ATL Symphony Musician Foundation’s continued educational mission of performing concerts and master classes in Atlanta schools, a mission that has become even more critical this year, as so many Atlanta schools are losing band and orchestra teaching resources.
Click here to read about ATL Symphony Musician Foundation and Anacrusis Productions joint partnership for this project.
Click here to see our different levels of donor support.
You can make your donation to ATL Symphony Musicians Foundation with a credit card, or through your PayPal account, by clicking on the button below. If you have any questions regarding this event, please contact us directly using the Contact Form below.
We hope to see you August 29!
ATL Symphony Musicians Foundation
ATL Symphony Musicians Foundation, a tax-exempt corporation, was registered with the Georgia Secretary of State’s office as a nonprofit on April 5, 2014. Its activities are directed by its Board of Directors. In order to support its mission of educational outreach in the Atlanta community, the ATL Symphony Musicians Foundation accepts financial gifts, and raises money through sponsorship of paid-ticket concerts and events.