The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall (formerly Tucson Music Hall) is one of the venues at Tucson Convention Center in downtown Tucson, located between Church and Granada Avenues and between Cushing Street and Broadway Boulevard. The address of the TCC is 260 S. Church Ave., but the Music Hall is near the northwest corner of the city block. Traveling from Interstate 10, take exit 258 and travel east on Congress St./Broadway Blvd. Turn right onto either Granada or Church Ave. depending on the parking location you choose.
Parking for downtown Tucson events can often become congested, especially when concurrent events take place at TCC venues. The closest parking to The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall is TCC Garage C, with its entrance at 151 S. Granada Ave. The next closest parking is TCC Garage A, with its entrance at 260 S. Church Ave. Other parking lots and garages are available in the surrounding blocks, but do not park in residential neighborhoods or in lots belonging to private restaurants and businesses.
Passenger drop-off is available on Calle Carlos Arruza, the driveway from Granada Ave. running along the north side of The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall.
TCC is convenient to the Sun Link Streetcar line. Park anywhere along the route (University, Fourth Avenue, Downtown, or the Mercado District) and ride to the Church Avenue stop, which is just north of The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall.
Gramophone hailed McDermott’s 2013 disc of Mozart Concerti with Calder Quartet “exceptional on every count.” Piano Concerto No. 27, Mozart’s final work, is in a form he alone had developed to artistic and virtuosic heights – warm, mellow and serene. 
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One of the world’s leading violinists, Midori transfixes audiences, bringing together graceful precision and intimate expression so you don’t just hear the music but you are personally moved by it.
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Film scores played by Tucson Symphony Orchestra. Explores the history of film music from its beginnings in the 1930s to recent blockbusters.
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One of the world’s premier harpists, Yolanda Kondonassis performs Ginastera’s Harp Concerto, a melodic work well scored so that the harp is never overwhelmed by the orchestra. El río de los siete estrellas is one of the best-known works by top Venezuelan composer Evencio Castellanos.
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Music from the hit science fiction film 2001: A Space Odyssey on its 50th anniversary. The film is particularly remembered for the use of Richard Strauss’ tone poem Thus Spake Zarathustra, also recorded as a jazz-funk version that became a top five, Grammy® winning hit for Brazilian artist Deodato.
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Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, one of the greatest compositions in western music, provides a triumphant finale to the season with the famous “Ode to Joy” performed by top soloists, the TSO Chorus and a children’s chorus. One of the most popular symphonies ever, it follows what John Adams called a ”memory space” for 9/11, On the Transmigration of Souls. Commissioned by the New York Philharmonic and Lincoln Center’s Great Performers series it won the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 2003 and three Grammy® Awards in 2005.
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A free concert honoring donors and welcoming our community. Come as you are. No ticket needed.
Experience your favorite movies transformed with the music of a live symphony orchestra in the Harry Potter™ Film Concert Series. For the first time ever, audiences can rediscover the magic of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone™ while a live symphony orchestra performs John Williams’ unforgettable score and Harry Potter™ soars across the big screen in high-definition.
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J.S. Bach International Violin Competition Gold Medalist Rachel Barton Pine returns to the Tucson Symphony for the first time since 2004 to perform Khachaturian’s crowd-pleasing concerto inspired by Armenian folk themes. Ravel’s orchestration of Pictures at an Exhibition is a symphonic “top 10,” while the overture to Kabalevsky’s comic opera, Colas Breugnon, gets things off to a rousing start with its rhythmic drive. Young Brazilian conductor Marcelo Lehninger, winner of the League of American Orchestras’ Helen H. Thompson Award for Emerging Music Conductors, makes his TSO debut. He was recently appointed Music Director of the Grand Rapids Symphony after posts with the Boston and New West Symphonies.
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The 2013 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition gold medalist Vadym Kholodenko makes his TSO debut with Rachmaninoff’s popular Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. Former Young Composers Project student Anthony Constantino becomes the first alumnus to have a piece on a Classic Series program with a work commissioned by José Luis Gomez. Prokofiev’s romantic ballet music and the Argentine folk dances from Ginastera’s ballet give this program universal appeal.
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