Eanes/Lowry -Beethoven

CSO Concertmaster, Edward Eanes

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Edward Eanes has served on the Kennesaw State University faculty since 1998. A South Carolina native, Eanes received a Ph.D. in Musicology from Louisiana State University, a MM. in Violin Performance from Florida State University and a B.Mus. in Performance from Furman University. Prior to his arrival at KSU, he taught at Louisiana State University, the University of New Orleans and Clayton College and State University.

Eanes' publications include Giuseppe Ferrata: Emigré Pianist and Composer (Scarecrow Press, 1999), numerous articles in the Grove Dictionary of Music Online and the International Journal of the Arts in Society, reviews for MLA NOTES and CD liner notes for the Centaur Label. He has also presented papers at the national conferences of the College Music Society, the Society for American Music, the Music Library Association, the National Association of Schools of Music and the Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities.

Eanes is currently the Concertmaster of both the Georgia Symphony Orchestra and Carroll Symphony Orchestra in Carrollton, GA. He is also a member of the Atlanta Opera Orchestra and has performed with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the Louisiana Philharmonic in New Orleans. His solo credits include concerts with the Georgia Symphony Orchestra, the Carroll Symphony Orchestra, the Louisiana Sinfonietta, the Vermilion Chamber Orchestra, and the Furman University Orchestra. He is also a member of Atlanta By Six, a progressive chamber ensemble that performs in non-classical venues such as Eddie's Attic.

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CSO Conductor and Music Director, Terry Lowry

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Terry Lowry is the Conductor and Music Director of the Carroll Symphony Orchestra, the Carroll Community Wind Ensemble, the Organist-Choirmaster at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church in Decatur, and the pianist of the chamber ensemble Atlanta by Six.  A Steinway Artist, he has performed over 600 solo piano recitals throughout North America and Europe and has appeared over 300 times on the podium in the United States, Germany, Austria, Spain, and Italy.  He is the composer of over 200 works and has released 14 albums.  He is the co-founder of the online community Musical Overture and his iTunes podcast, “Tone Poem“, has subscribers in over 100 countries. 

He is the Executive Producer of the television series, Hear Us, which will be released through WTTW Chicago and American Public Television in 2018, and he worked as producer of over 50 episodes of the radio program “The Hymn of the Week with Larry Frazier”.

He is the volunteer chairperson of the Harmonies for Healing music therapy program at Tanner Medical Center and volunteers each Friday at Carrollton Elementary School, teaching music to PreK students.