ABOUT
The LSO
The Lawrenceville Symphony Orchestra is a newly formed ensemble bringing world-class artistry and fresh energy to the heart of Gwinnett County. Founded with a vision to connect cultures and create access to exceptional live music right here in Lawrenceville, LSO offers a platform for both emerging and established talent—especially drawing from the vibrant Korean-American musical community.
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At its core, LSO is about bringing people together. Whether you're a lifelong symphony lover or hearing classical music live for the first time, our performances aim to inspire, uplift, and reflect the rich cultural tapestry of the region we call home.
“It’s amazing to have an orchestra of this caliber right here in Lawrenceville. The music is incredible—but even more than that, LSO is building something meaningful: a space where cultures meet, talent shines, and the community comes alive”
Jeff Peterson, Lawrenceville resident
2025-2026
SEASON PREVIEW
Saturday, October 11
5:00 PM
Kick off a thrilling new season with the Lawrenceville Symphony Orchestra’s Opening Night Concert. The evening features Weber’s dramatic Der Freischütz overture and Bruch’s deeply expressive Double Concerto for Violin and Viola, performed by renowned soloists Levon Ambartsumian (violin) and Shakhida Azimkhodjaeva (viola). Join us as we launch the season with passion, power, and unforgettable music.
Saturday, January 10
5:00 PM
Experience a concert that blends sweeping grandeur with bold American flair. The Lawrenceville Symphony Orchestra presents Strauss’s regal Kaiser-Walzer (Emperor Waltz) alongside Gershwin’s iconic Rhapsody in Blue, featuring pianist Anna Keiserman. This dynamic program promises charm, virtuosity, and a thrilling mix of classical tradition and jazz-inspired brilliance. Additional repertoire to be announced!
Saturday, April 4
5:00 PM
Join the Lawrenceville Symphony Orchestra for an evening of timeless elegance and musical brilliance. The program features Mozart’s vibrant Concerto in G Major, K. 313, showcasing flutist Sarah Shin in a sparkling solo performance. Additional works to be announced—stay tuned for a full program of classical favorites and fresh discoveries.
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