 | YouTube Video : Capping a 20 year career next year, Robert Spano will leave the Atlanta Symphony with an enduring legacy impacting thousands of aspiring musicians and composers. |
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 | YouTube Video : Doctor Atomic by John Adams
Libretto by Peter Sellars, drawn from original sources |
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 | YouTube Video : JENNIFER HIGDON (1962)
Concerto for Orchestra
I (0:13)
II (8:50)
III Mystical (13:49')
IV (25:29)
V (31:17')
Orquesta Sinfónica de Galicia
Robert Spano, director
Grabación realizada en el Palacio de la Ópera de A Coruña el 20 de abril de 2018
Realización de Antonio Cid / RDC Producciones |
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 | YouTube Video : The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra celebrates a decade of Robert Spano and his initiatives during his 10th season as Music Director.
MUSIC: Atlanta School of Composers members composed fanfares in the 2010-11 season to celebrate Robert Spano's 10 years with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Heard on video Christopher Theofanidis's Une Certaine Joie de Vivre, and Adam Schoenberg's Up!.
VIDEO EDITING: Michael Pietrobon and Samantha Young, Pinwheel Studios
VIDEO FOOTAGE: Adam Jones and Steven McCrary
PHOTOS: Chris Lee, JD Scott, Jeff Roffman, Jennifer Taylor, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Archives |
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 | YouTube Video : Monday, June 25, 2012 at the Benedict Music Tent |
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 | YouTube Video : Alan Fletcher - President and CEO of the Aspen Music Festival - announces Robert Spano as the festivals new director of music |
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 | YouTube Video : October 14, 2012
34th Annual Georgia Music Hall of Fame Awards |
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 | YouTube Video : Emory University's Artist in Residence Robert Spano in an interview with Becky Herring. |
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 | YouTube Video : Continuing his duties as Emory University's Artist in Residence, Robert
Spano talks about Mozart's fascination with numerology, particularly
related to Freemasonry. |
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 | YouTube Video : Robert Spano talks about the structure of the fugue and demonstrates some of its fine points at the piano |
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 | YouTube Video : Robert Spano talks about how music expresses a nonverbal philosophical way of thinking. Music's symbols and tones cannot be expressed through words, which are not precise enough to express the layers and depths of tonality. |
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 | YouTube Video : The beauty is in the shared experience, Robert Spano says about live performances in this class clip from MUS 470 (Harmonic Experience: Metaphysics and Music). I dont know of a musician who plays the same way in a rehearsal or practice as they do in a performance. Its an act of giving. Composer, performers, audience -- if any of those things are missing, we dont have the art. |
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 | YouTube Video : Robert Spano talks about how conducting the works of Mozart is informed by knowing about Mozart's life. |
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 | YouTube Video : Robert Spano talks about how thinking about music can help us think musically. |
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