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The ACP revolves around nurturing the future of chamber music by providing a world-class mixed ensemble chamber music experience to a diverse audience, transcending demographics. We achieve this through our compelling performances of traditional and modern chamber music repertoire, as well as by commissioning new works from talented composers.
The mission of the ACP is to contribute to the future of chamber music by providing a world-class mixed ensemble chamber music experience to a broad audience crossing demographics, through the performance of traditional and modern chamber music repertoire and the commissioning of new works by the group.
Be recognized as the leading chamber music ensemble in the southeast, with national and international recognition. Be a national leader in the creation, performance, and distribution of new chamber music repertoire by American composers.

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Melissa Klein

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Amy Schwartz Moretti

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Jesse McCandless

Todd Skitch

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Catherine Lynn

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Mark your calendars for our first public concert of the season where we will be performing a German program sponsored by the Halle Foundation. We hope to see you there! Max Reger - Serenade in G major for Flute, Violin, and Viola Clara Schumann - Romances for Violin and Piano Brahms - Piano Quintet

You can find us on @performancetoday again this Friday! You won't want to miss the World Premiere of @andrea_casarrubios Sextet - commissioned by Anne Marie and Nick Shrieber in celebration of our 50th Season! Recorded at First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta.

Time is running out to purchase tickets for our 50th Season Celebration on May 17th. Visit www.atlantachamberplayers.com to get yours today!

This Sunday! There has been a quick change to procedures and you do not need to pre-register to attend. We hope to see you tomorrow at 3 pm!

Tomorrow - May 8th - hear the Atlanta Chamber Players again on Performance Today! We'll be on the first hour with a recording from March 27, 2022 at Ahavath Achim Synagogue. This concert features David Coucheron, violin; Helen Hwaya Kim, violin; Catherine Lynn, viola; Brad Ritchie, cello; and Elizabeth Pridgen, piano performing Cesar Franck's Piano Quintet in F minor: Mvts. 2 & 3. Listen on Georgia Public Broadcasting or stream on Performance Today!

Our next concert is just around the corner! Join the Atlanta Chamber Players on Sunday, May 10, 2026 at 3:00 pm at Ahavath Achim Synagogue. Free admission - A $20 donation to the Cultural Arts Fund is appreciated. Registration is required: Please reserve your spot at: aasyn.org/ACPReg Featuring: Todd Skitch, flute Elizabeth Tiscione, oboe Jesse McCandless, clarinet Helen Hwaya Kim, violin Catherine Lynn, viola Brad Ritchie, cello Elizabeth Pridgen, piano Program: Trio Sonata in E minor for Flute, Oboe, and Continuo Georg Philipp Telemann Trio for Clarinet, Violin, and Piano Paul Schoenfield Piano Quartet No. 3 in C minor Johannes Brahms

Do you have your tickets yet? We can't wait to see you on May 17th as we celebrate our milestone season with an exciting, elegant, and music-filled party! Also - time is running out to be included in our upcoming VIP Party for Celebration Sponsors. Learn more at our website!

Performance Today again? Yes, please! Listen on 3/20 in the first hour to hear a recording from our Rapido! Finals Concert on April 14, 2024 at the High Museum of Art's Hill Auditorium - featuring Benedkt Brydern's The Cuckoo and Other Mountain Tales. Musicians for this concert were Elizabeth Pridgen, piano; Helen Hwaya Kim, violin; Catherine Lynn, viola; Brad Ritchie, cello. Listen at @performancetoday or @gpbmedia

We can't wait to see you this afternoon. Just a note - we are starting slightly early to make sure those who don't want to miss the *other big event* won't have to choose! Tickets are available here: https://ci.ovationtix.com/34651/production/1251662?performanceId=11694845

Tickets are still available for tomorrow's performance! Save time at the door and purchase here: https://ci.ovationtix.com/34651/production/1251662?performanceId=11694845 Program Piano Trio in C minor, Op. 1 No. 3………..Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) Helen Hwaya Kim, violin Julie Albers, cello Elizabeth Pridgen, piano Sextet ……….Andrea Casarrubios (b. 1988) Jesse McCandless, clarinet Ryan Little, horn Helen Hwaya Kim, violin Catherine Lynn, viola Isabel Kwon, cello Elizabeth Pridgen, piano Sonata in G minor for Cello and Piano, Op. 19…………Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873-1943) Julie Albers, cello Elizabeth Pridgen, piano

🎻We look forward to seeing you at 2:30 pm this Sunday @fpcatlconcerts! Save time and skip the line - purchase tickets here 👉https://ci.ovationtix.com/34651/production/1251662?performanceId=11694845

Join us Sunday, February 8th at First Presbyterian Church - 2:30 pm for a special performance including a pre-concert chat with Dr. Katie Rios. This program features a world premiere piece commemorating our 50th Season by Grammy-nominated composer Andrea Casarrubios. This commission was generously sponsored by Anne-Marie and Nicholas Shreiber. Tickets available on our website or at the door.

Important Change! Due to weather, this Sunday's Soirée is being moved to March 8th.

Listen to the ACP on Performance Today again next Tuesday, January 20th! We will be on the 2nd hour, performing Benjamin Krause's Origin Stories, recorded at First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta on February 18th, 2024. Musicians for this concert were Helen Hwaya Kim, violin; Kenn Wagner, violin; Catherine Lynn, viola; Brad Ritchie, cello; and Jesse McCandless, clarinet.

Have you ever wanted to try out one of our (always sold-out) soirées? Here is your chance! We have limited tickets open to the public for our January 25th performance at the Trolley Barn. The event starts at 6 pm and includes 45 minutes of wine and light bites, followed by a 45 minute performance. Tickets can be purchased on our website, and will not be available at the door. The deadline for ticket purchases is this Friday, January 16th. For tickets: https://ci.ovationtix.com/34651

Happy New Year from the Atlanta Chamber Players! You can kick off 2026 with us on Performance Today on Friday, January 2nd. We will be in the first hour with a performance from March 2022 at Ahavath Achim Synagogue featuring David Coucheron, Helen Hwaya Kim, Catherine Lynn, Brad Ritchie, and Elizabeth Pridgen performing Franck's Piano Quintet in F minor (mvmts 2&3).

On this Giving Tuesday, we’re proud to honor ACP’s 50 years of chamber music in Atlanta. Every concert, outreach event, and educational moment over the past five decades has been possible because of supporters like you. A gift today keeps this legacy thriving and strengthens the future of our 50th anniversary season and beyond. We appreciate your consideration of a gift today: https://ci.ovationtix.com/34651/store/donations/56568

Our musicians perform all over the world — from concert halls in Europe and Asia to broadcasts on Performance Today — but there’s nothing quite like hearing them live in Atlanta’s intimate venues. That closeness, that shared energy between musicians and audience, is what makes Atlanta Chamber Players so special. Your gift keeps that connection strong and ensures our city continues to enjoy chamber music of the highest caliber. 🎶 Support the ensemble you love here: https://ci.ovationtix.com/34651/store/donations/56568

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