Oxford, AL – Brace yourselves for an unforgettable evening of enchanting orchestral melodies as the Atlanta Pops Orchestra takes center stage at the Oxford Performing Arts Center on Thursday, December 14th, starting at 7:00 pm. This performance marks a continuation of the orchestra’s illustrious 75+ year journey, promising to captivate audiences with a blend of popular orchestral music.
The Atlanta Pops Orchestra, renowned for enriching communities throughout the southeast, has become synonymous with delivering live performances that transcend musical boundaries. Collaborating with guest artists from various popular music styles, the orchestra promises a dynamic and engaging experience for audiences of diverse tastes. Their repertoire includes a mix of classical orchestral sections—strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion—combined with the vibrant energy of a jazz/pop rhythm section featuring piano, bass, and drums.
Leading the orchestra is the esteemed Conductor and Music Director, Dr. Jason Altieri. Dr. Altieri, also serving as Associate Conductor of the Reno, NV Philharmonic and Director of the Orchestra Program at The University of Nevada, Reno, brings a wealth of expertise and passion to the stage. Joining him are the talented Associate Conductor Michael Giel and the Artist-in-Residence Julio Barreto, adding their unique flair to the musical journey.
The Atlanta Pops Orchestra is not just a live performance ensemble; it’s a musical force committed to moving and inspiring people of all ages and backgrounds. Their involvement in recording projects and extensive travel to concert halls across the southeast and midwest US highlight their dedication to spreading the joy of orchestral music.
As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, the Atlanta Pops Orchestra is driven by a mission to create meaningful connections through music. The upcoming performance at the Oxford Performing Arts Center promises to be a testament to their commitment, offering an evening of musical magic that resonates with the spirit of the holiday season.
