"The moment Dworetz lifted her hands ... I felt the exhilaration of the orchestra ... Reality stilled for just a moment."
— Seattle Times
Dworetz's 24-25 season includes debuts with the Cincinnati Symphony, Atlanta Ballet, Sarasota Orchestra and Boulder Philharmonic. She has conducted orchestras such as the Atlanta Symphony, Paris Mozart Orchestra, Boston Pops and Dallas Opera Orchestra and has served as an assistant conductor for the Orchestre de Paris (Klaus Mäkelä), Gürzenich Orchestre Cologne (François-Xavier Roth), BBC Concert Orchestra (Bramwell Tovey) and Atlanta Symphony (Nathalie Stutzmann) ...
Communication between soloist and conductor was superb, and, astonishingly, so was the balance between piano and 80-something-piece orchestra... Dworetz maintained a modest tempo while emphasizing all the best dramatic moments of Aaron Copland's "Appalachian Spring" and chose a highly unusual curtain-raiser: "Duo Ye."
Eric Harrison, Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Upcoming Schedule
February 21, 2026
Georgia Philharmonic
Artistic Director & Conductor
Tower: Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman no. 3
Higdon: Blue Cathedral
Dvorak: Violin Concerto in A Minor
Martha Gardner, violin soloist
Still: Symphony no. 1 "Afro-American"
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"...the performance demonstrated Dworetz’s growing ambition for the Georgia Philharmonic, which continues to raise its profile in Atlanta’s symphonic landscape. The program’s mix of accessible new music, folkloric modernism, and early 20th-century ballet repertoire reflects both the conductor’s broad musical vision and the suburban ensemble’s continually evolving capabilities."
— Mark Gresham, Earrelevant