Atlanta Chamber Players Tickets

The Atlanta Chamber Players (ACP) have been enriching Atlanta’s classical music scene since 1976. Founded by Paula Peace, ACP is a mixed ensemble featuring strings, winds, and piano, dedicated to presenting both traditional masterworks and contemporary American compositions. Under Artistic Director Elizabeth Pridgen since 2014, ACP continues a legacy of engaging programming and expert performances that spotlight living composers and new music alongside time-honored favorites. This page offers a concise biography, a look at their discography, and confirmed 2025 tour dates across Atlanta venues. If you’re looking to experience intimate, high-caliber chamber music, ACP is a reliable choice with a friend-in-the-business vibe—easy to plan, easy to enjoy, and always superbly performed.

We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticket access—no fuss, just great music. For the most up-to-date information, check ACP’s official channels and venue pages as tour details may evolve.

Biography
Founded in 1976 by Paula Peace, the Atlanta Chamber Players are renowned for their flexible lineup and adventurous programming. The ensemble features strings, winds, and piano, delivering a balanced mix of classical masterpieces and contemporary American works. Since 2014, Elizabeth Pridgen has guided ACP as Artistic Director, continuing the group’s emphasis on new music and living composers. ACP’s concerts are known for clarity, nuance, and expressive reading—an ideal option for listeners who appreciate both tradition and innovation in chamber music.

Discography Highlights
ACP’s recorded legacy highlights the ensemble’s breadth:

• Songs America Loves to Sing (2007, MSR Classics)
• Footeprints (2001, ACA Digital CM20082)
• Sacred Theory of the Earth (2000, CRI Recordings 865)
• Soiree Sweets (1998, ACA Digital CM20063)
• Conversations (1996, ACA Digital CM20038)
• Jonathan Kramer – Five Compositions (1990, Leonarda LE 332)

Awards and Highlights
ACP’s achievements include the 2014 American Prize for Chamber Music Performance, selection for the 2009 Rapido! 14-Day Composition Contest, a 2006 European Concert Tour (Paris, Lausanne, Rome), a feature on NPR’s Performance Today during the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, and recognition from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution as a top classical act in 2005. These honors underscore ACP’s excellence, consistency, and impact on the chamber music scene.

Upcoming 2025 Tour Dates
Secure your seats for ACP’s 2025 season in Atlanta venues:

• January 19, 2025 — Ahavath Achim Synagogue, Atlanta, GA
• April 6, 2025 — First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta, Atlanta, GA
• May 18, 2025 — Peachtree Presbyterian Church, Kellett Chapel, Atlanta, GA