Albert-George Schram Tickets

Albert-George Schram is a distinguished American conductor recognized for his versatility across classical and pops repertoire. As the Resident Conductor of the Nashville Symphony and Resident Staff Conductor of both the Columbus and Charlotte Symphonies, Schram leads major performances with precision and musicality. His career spans leadership roles, guest conducting, and a wide range of programming from Mahler and Verdi to collaborative pops engagements with renowned artists.

He has previously served as Music Director for the Lubbock Symphony and the Lynn Philharmonia, contributing to the growth of orchestral programming and community engagement. Schram’s conducting invites audiences to experience a breadth of styles, from symphonic masterpieces to accessible pops concerts that celebrate live music’s energy.

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Discography highlights include works such as Zwilich: Chamber Symphony, Concerto for Violin and Orchestra 'Double Concerto', and Symphony No. 2 'Cello' (2001) recorded with The Louisville Orchestra under the Santa Fe Music Group, LLC. This catalog reflects Schram’s commitment to contemporary as well as classical repertoire, offering audiences a sense of his breadth as a conductor and collaborator.

While 2025 tour specifics are typically announced through the orchestras Schram guest conducts, our listings provide current engagements and venue information, with individual date details treated separately. For the latest schedule, venue details, and to secure seats, check our listings and connect with official artist pages for authoritative updates.

Official social channels and websites for Albert-George Schram are the best sources for news and appearances. You can explore more about the conductor’s career and collaborations through his official online presence and through partner symphony pages.