GT Symphony Orchestra

GT Symphony Orchestra presenting Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7, including celebration, mourning, and triumph! Joining us will be a very special soloist: Noè Rodrigo Gisbert, performing Jennifer Higdons Percussion Concerto.

Friday, February 13
The concert will begin at 7:30pm with a designated study spot near the back of the auditorium.

Come join GT Concert Orchestra starting off the Spring semester with Smetana’s The Moldau!
Featuring a very special soloist: Noè Rodrigo Gisbert and the GT School of Music Percussionists on Thursday, February 12.

The concert will begin at 7:30pm and a study spot will be available in the back of the auditorium!

Come watch and support Georgia Tech’s very talented soloists compete in our Concerto Competition!
Winners have a chance to play with the GTSO or GTCO!

This Saturday, January 31 at 1PM
Location: 175 West Village

We hope you enjoyed last night’s concert: and are excited for more!! GT Concert Orchestra takes the stage tomorrow, November 19th, to play a selection of music from the Nutcracker Suite and some other winter classics.

Concert starts at 7:30, with a designated study section and a post concert reception!!

Georgia Tech Symphony Orchestra is excited to present the second concert of the 2025/26 season, Wings of Light, Dreams Awakened, at 7:30pm on Monday, November 17.

In addition to Shuying Li’s The Phoenix Ascends (San Francisco Symphony commission), two of Debussy’s impressionist works are featured on the program. GT Choirs will join us for the third movement, Sirens, of Nocturnes. We also look forward to welcoming Binyue Deng, winner of 2025 GTSO Concerto Competition, to perform First Movement of Chopin’s dazzling Piano Concerto.

As usual, a designated study area is provided for audience members wishing to quietly complete work while enjoying our music. A reception hosted by the Orchestra Club will follow after the concert. We look forward to welcoming you at Ferst Center!

You know we can’t have just one concert a cycle… come out to watch GTCO’s first concert of the year!! Music includes works from Schubert & Saint-Saens, with soloist Zach Tseng, runner up of the 2025 GTSO Concert Competition.

Come and support GT Musicians, have a place to study, and grab some bites as you leave!

Georgia Tech Symphony Orchestra opens the 25-26 season tomorrow!

Our first concert, Broken Crystal, features works by Ke-Chia Chen, Avner Dorman, and Johannes Brahms. Two past GTSO musicians, Hannah Lee, violin, and Benjamin Borthwick, violoncello, will be joining us as soloists on the first movement of Brahms’s Double Concerto.

This concert will explore different ranges of emotion invoked by music. From Broken Crystal’s intense moments, to the upbeat rhythm in Miriam Danced by the Red Sea, and finally closing with two of Brahms’s finest orchestral works.

As usual, we will designate the back of Ferst Center as dedicated study spaces for students and audience wishing to do work while enjoying our music. We ask those wishing to utilize this space to be mindful of other audience members by keeping the typing and other distractions to a minimum. A post-concert reception, sponsored by Orchestra Club and GT SGA, will follow after the concert with light snacks and refreshment.

Hope to see you there!

Georgia Tech Symphony Orchestra proudly presents Russian Flames, our 2025 opener, at Ferst Center on Wednesday, Feb. 19, at 7:30pm.

We are joined by Jesús Castro-Balbi, KSU, on cello to perform Alice Hong’s Zhulong in its U.S. Premier. Noah Hur, 2024 GTSO Competition winner, will also perform Rachmaninoff’s Third Movement (Alla Breve) of Piano Concerto No. 3 with us. We also feature works by other prominent Russian composers: Stravinsky’s Pulcinella Suite (I. Sinfonia) and Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 1 in f-minor.

We will be providing designated study areas in the back of the hall for anyone who wishes to do work while enjoying our music! We ask that you be respectful to the musicians, courteous to other audience members, and not make excessive noise or sounds.

Hope to see you there! If you’re not able to join us in person, visit our link in bio, where you can find our livestream on Georgia Tech School of Music YouTube, or find more information about GT Orchestras.

We are excited about this new season!! 😄

Very excited for all the premieres that I will be conducting this season!!

Pilar Miralles, Emily Koh, Juhi Bansal Composer, Peter Van Zandt Lane, Alice Hong are some of the featured composers this year 💛