The TSO is thrilled to once again partner with the Consulate of Mexico in Tucson to present the Mexican Independence Day Concert! This vibrant concert, conducted by Maestro Gomez, also features fantastic vocal soloists, Mariachi Aztlán de Pueblo High School, and Compañía de Danza Folklórica Arizona.
José Luis Gomez, conductor
Nicholas Bardonnay, photographer & multimedia artist
Orkesta Mendoza with Salvador Duran and Friends
Celebrate our region’s unique cultural heritage with a multimedia feast for ears and eyes! Nicholas Bardonnay’s vibrant photographs of Mexican landscapes take you on an awesome visual journey choreographed to pulsating music by Mexican composers. And we welcome Tucson’s very own indie-mambo band, the amazing Orkesta Mendoza, to perform their most popular pieces in a first-ever collaboration with the TSO. This cannot be missed!
José Luis Gomez, conductor
Anne Akiko Meyers, violin
Muczynski: Charade
Arturo Márquez: Fandango
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5
José Luis Gomez, conductor
Anne Akiko Meyers, violin
Muczynski: Charade
Arturo Márquez: Fandango
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5
TSO Brass Quintet
Mr. Weehoop, the King of Planet Slide, is planning a trip to Earth. He will visit BrassTown, where all the residents play brass instruments with valves. But will the people of BrassTown accept a stranger who speaks Slidean? Join the TSO Brass Quintet as they play music from Holst’s The Planets in this original story about brass instruments, music, and inclusion.
TSO Brass Quintet
Mr. Weehoop, the King of Planet Slide, is planning a trip to Earth. He will visit BrassTown, where all the residents play brass instruments with valves. But will the people of BrassTown accept a stranger who speaks Slidean? Join the TSO Brass Quintet as they play music from Holst’s The Planets in this original story about brass instruments, music, and inclusion.