Upcoming Events

Spivey Hall Summer Music Camp 2025

July 7-11, 2025

The Spivey Hall Summer Music Camp is a fun, week long, in-person, day camp for boys and girls entering grades 4 through 7.

Alan Morrison, organ

Prepare to be swept away by the grandeur and virtuosity of Alan Morrison, one of the world’s premier concert organists, as he takes you on an exhilerating journey through the rich sounds of Spivey Hall’s magnificent Ruffatti organ.

Pre-concert talk at 2:15 pm on stage with Alan Morrison.

Chanticleer

“These men are phenomenal: as fresh as a blade of grass, tightly focused and keenly expressive.” – The New York Times 

Pre-Concert talk hosted by Kurt Zeller at 2:15 pm

The Mendelssohn Octet: The Miró Quartet & Isidore String Quartet

“The Miró Quartet played with lithe tempos and lean textures, beautifully balancing cool refinement and intense expressivity.”
– The New York Times  

“The Isidore String Quartet is undaunted – and notable for both their accelerated rise and the innate quality of their musicianship.”
– Bachtrack  

Pre-Concert talk hosted by Kurt Zeller at 2:15 pm

Alisa Weilerstein, cello & Inon Barnatan, piano

“Barnatan delivers a breathtaking charisma that comes from gorgeously turned-out technique, a masterly sense of color, and an expressiveness that can question, weep, or shout joy from the rooftops.”
– Philadelphia Inquirer 

“Weilerstein’s cello is her id. She doesn’t give the impression that making music involves will at all. She and the cello seem simply to be one and the same.”
– Los Angeles Times 

Pre-Concert talk hosted by Kurt Zeller at 2:15 pm

Sons of Serendip

The New York Times  praised Sons of Serendip’s release, Christmas: Beyond the Lights, as “alive with detail but silky beyond reason.”

Spivey Hall Children's Choir Program

The award-winning Spivey Hall Children’s Choir Program proudly presents its beloved annual holiday concert.

Westward: Gabriela Montero, piano

“Montero’s playing had everything: crackling rhythmic brio, subtle shadings, steely power in climactic moments, soulful lyricism in the ruminative passages, and, best of all, unsentimentatal expressivity.”
– The New York Times 

Karen Slack, soprano and Michelle Cann, piano

“Voluptuous rapture tends to prevail—a gift to Michelle Cann’s ardently reponsive pianism and Karen Slack’s vocal resources.”
– BBC Music Magazine

David Coucheron, violin and Julie Coucheron, piano

“Climbing assuredly to the upper region of his instrument, violinist David Coucheron lightly, delicately unfurled a vertiginous series of notes that hung in the air, cutting through the sparse accompaniment laid down by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.”
– The Atlanta Journal Constitution 

Pavel Haas Quartet

“They represent the best qualities of the Czech tradition – warmth, sonorousness, individuality, intensity; but what’s striking here is their fearless risk-taking, fervency, and the absolute confidence with which they propel you through these masterpieces.”
– Gramophone

Pre-concert talk hosted by Kurt Zeller at 2:15 pm

Seong-Jin Cho

“Cho is a master. He displayed an impressive variety of tonal colors and remarkable technique, dispatched with jaw-dropping panache. He had something to say and communicated it well.”
– The Wall Street Journal 

Vincent Dubois

“Dubois possesses maturity far beyond his years.  He plays with consummate passion and breathtaking virtuosity, yet with absolute technical control.  He also knows how to spin a phrase.  The quieter sections afford moments of delightful delicacy and poetic introspection.”  – The American Organist  

Pre-Concert Talk 2:15 pm

Spivey Hall Children's Choir Program

The award-winning Spivey Hall Children’s Choir Program proudly presents its spring concert.