ASO has ambitious plans for growth and a plan to get there
The five-year Annapolis Symphony Orchestra Strategic Vision explains what that means and how ASO will get there. Underlying it all are the goals of more music, more people, and more places.
From Page to Novo, Annapolis Symphony Orchestra keeps getting better
This season, the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra marks its 60th year as the leading performing arts organization in Maryland’s capital city. Its history is rich, from the genesis of a loosely structured community orchestra in 1962, to the nationally recognized 21st century American orchestra of today. From Page to Novo — through the tenures of Leon Fleisher, Peter Bay, Leslie Dunner and Gisèle Ben-Dor — the music has gotten better and better.
The ASO at 60 – Then and Now: Women Leading the Way
This season, the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra marks its 60th year as the leading performing arts organization in Maryland’s capital city. Its history is rich, from the genesis of a loosely structured community orchestra in 1962, to the nationally recognized 21st century American orchestra of today. Key in this journey is the forward-thinking operational moves brought about by women in the role of Board Chair and Executive Director.
ASO Statement on Vaccinations and Masks
“Since the pandemic began in early 2020, the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra has successfully and consistently taken steps to ensure health and safety. As we approach our 60th Anniversary season and the return to in person performances we will continue to do so. All ASO staff and musicians are fully vaccinated. The ASO will also require […]
The ASO is back on stage for the 2021-2022 Season of Concerts
Live music is back on stage! Celebrate 60! Live it up Live! Join the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra in celebrating 60 glorious years as we return to the stage with you back in the audience! The best way you can show your support is to subscribe to our season of concerts and join us in the […]
New for ASO 2020-21 Season: Symphony+
“To launch our new season, we had to reimagine the complete symphony experience,” said ASO Executive Director Edgar Herrera. “We had to find ways to comply with pandemic restrictions while delivering our standard of musical excellence to patrons in their homes. In order to do that, we needed the best technology available.”