• Albany Symphony Orchestra
  The Albany Symphony is frequently heard on the state-wide Peach State Public Radio. It is Southwest Georgia's only professional symphony, employing as many as 85 musicians as may be required for any particular concert. The Symphony office is currently located at Darton College.
  
  
• Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
  An Historical Perspective on the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO), currently celebrating its 55th season, is one of the youngest American orchestras to achieve prominence in the past quarter-century. The orchestra debuted in 1945 as the Atlanta Youth Symphony, organized by members of the Atlanta Music Club and later guided by a Board of Directors. Henry Sopkin, a gifted young conductor and educator from Chicago, was brought in as Conductor on a one-year contract. However, he remained with the orchestra for more than two decades.
  
  
• Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
  The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO), currently celebrating its 55th season, is one of the youngest American orchestras to achieve prominence in the past quarter-century. Located in Georgia.
  
  
• Savannah Symphony
  The Savannah Symphony web site has information on events, prices, and the season calendar. Located in Georgia.
  
  
• The Augusta Symphony
  In its 45 years of existence, the Augusta Symphony Orchestra has dramatically grown from a "pick-up" group of fifteen musicians providing support for a road show into an organization offering six concert series serving 15 counties in two states. The full orchestra debuted on May 23, 1954 under the baton of Harry Jacobs. The following year the MasterWorks concert series was introduced. Located in Georgia.
  
  
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