The GRAMMY® Award-winning Atlanta Symphony Orchestra announces the 2025/26 Delta Classical Concert season — its 81st season and Music Director Nathalie Stutzmann’s fourth season at its helm. The orchestra continues its exploration of great choral masterworks with Stutzmann, including the completion of the Beethoven Project with a performance of his Ninth Symphony. They also tackle works by American composers as part of the America @ 250 celebration. 

"The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra is making bold choices in the 2025-26 Season," said Executive Director Jennifer Barlament. "It is a season filled with great variety, from pillars including Beethoven, Mahler, and Tchaikovsky, to an in-depth exploration of America in all of its colorful diversity in celebration of our country's 250th birthday." 

"This season exemplifies what art can do for our community — bringing people together to have transformative experiences that move the heart and challenge the mind. There are musical points of entry for the newcomer and points of departure for those who are steeped in the symphonic repertoire. We are excited to be able to offer these extraordinary experiences through the language of music, performed by two of the great ensembles in the world: both the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus make a statement with these programs that we are here for everyone. In addition to the exceptional performances by our own, we bring artists from all over the world to our stage for compelling collaborations. We are excited to share these experiences with Atlanta."