From Bloomberg News: Civic Pride Is Saving Ballets and Symphonies in Smaller Cities
Big cities, take note: Arts organizations are finding an audience eager to ensure that their town remains on the cultural map. By James Tarmy [...]
Learn how to Support Tucson Symphony Orchestra while You Shop!
Have You Been Shopping on Amazon a lot More Lately? Learn how to Support Tucson Symphony Orchestra while You Shop! In order to [...]
José Luis’ Virtual Book Club: Why Mahler?
British author Norman Lebrecht brings us up close to a personal exploration of the life and work of the iconic Austrian composer Gustav Mahler. [...]
Listening Club: Beethoven’s Ninth
José Luis initially planned to celebrate Beethoven’s birthday with performances of Symphony No. 9, “Choral” during the week of the composer’s birthday. He remembers [...]
Dario Brignoli Says Hello
The musicians of your Tucson Symphony Orchestra are from all over the world, sharing their musical talents here in Tucson. Meet Principal Clarinet Dario [...]
Maestro Monday: Who are your favorite composers?
For this Maestro Monday, we asked your conductor, José Luis, who his favorite composers are… “A difficult question to answer, but [...]
Tucson Symphony Orchestra Postpones its Planned 2020–2021 Season to 2021–2022
TSO reimagines its season – will develop a TSO digital stage beginning in fall, 2020 Tucson, Arizona – July 30, 2020: Due to the [...]
Federica Lombardi Live at La Scala
In January, your Tucson Symphony Orchestra welcomed Soprano Federica Lombardi to the stage for her Tucson debut performing selections from Respighi and Rossini. Federica [...]
Michael and Melanie Fan Perform in Quarantine
Michael and Melanie Fan have been performing in your Tucson Symphony Orchestra for a combined 66 years. Also a composer, Michael frequently composes music [...]
Campaign Update from CEO Steven Haines
Thank you for your incredible support! Thank you to everyone who donated to Tucson Symphony Orchestra’s Symphony of Support campaign! Here is a special [...]