Young Composers Documentary Premiere is April 28
Experience Katy’s creativity come to life in the Young Composers Documentary, Orchestrating the Future: Tucson Symphony’s Young Composers Project, premiering digitally on Tuesday, April [...]
Championing Student Voices in a Changing World
[Originally written as a guest post for the Association of California Symphony Orchestras in December 2019, and reprinted in the Regional Orchestra Players Association newsletter, [...]
Message from Zach Warren, 2nd Flute & Piccolo
Your Tucson Symphony Orchestra’s 2nd Flute and Piccolo, Zach Warren, performs in quarantine: Bio: Zach Warren enjoys an exciting and diverse [...]
Lesson Plan: Worldwide Ode to Joy
This week’s lesson is about Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy.” As we have discussed a couple weeks ago, this piece has historically brought communities [...]
Choose Your Symphony Quarantine House
Pick your quarantine house. Each house consists of composers, guest artists, principal musicians and guest soloists from the 20–21 season. This will be [...]
Young Composers Documentary Premiere
The premiere of our Young Composers Documentary is scheduled for digital release on Tuesday, April 28 at 5:00 pm! Make sure to pop some [...]
Arturo Márquez and Danzón No. 2
What goes better with beautiful music than awesome photos? Our first Symphony Special next season, México Mágico will include this entertaining combination! One particularly [...]
Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony
Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4 in F Minor, Op. 36 was written between May of 1877 to February of 1878, premiering March 4, 1878 in [...]
Lesson Plan: Life As Music
We hope you enjoyed last week’s lesson plan “Colors of Music.” See Last Week’s Activity As promised, we have brought another educational music activity to enjoy [...]