American Symphony Orchestra

The American Symphony Orchestra (ASO) is a prominent classical music ensemble based in New York City, founded in 1962 by conductor Leopold Stokowski. The orchestra is known for its diverse programming, which includes traditional symphonic works as well as contemporary compositions and collaborations with various artists. The ASO aims to make classical music accessible and engaging for a broad audience, often performing at venues like Carnegie Hall. Through concerts, educational initiatives, and community outreach, the orchestra plays a vital role in enriching the cultural landscape and promoting appreciation for orchestral music in America.