Tucson Symphony Center is located at 2175 N. Sixth Ave., one block south of Grant Road. The building houses the Tucson Symphony Orchestra administrative offices, the TSO Box Office, and a small performance space.
Parking is available in front of the building with entrances from the east on 6th Avenue or from the north on Rillito Street. When many visitors are expected, additional parking is opened behind the building, with an entrance on Rillito Street.
When leaving Tucson Symphony Center, be aware that travelers driving north on Sixth Avenue can only turn right onto eastbound Grant Road. Anyone who needs to travel west should drive west on Rillito Street and turn right onto Stone Avenue, which has turn lanes either direction onto Grant Road.
Martin Kuuskmann, artist in residence
Tõnu Kõrvits: Song to a Distant Friend for solo bassoon
Pärt: Fratres for solo violin and piano
Mingo Rajandi: Trees Talk for solo bassoon, strings, piano, and percussion
R. Strauss/Hasenöhrl: Till Eulenspiegel—einmal anders! for clarinet, bassoon, horn, violin, and bass
Martin Kuuskmann, artist in residence
Tõnu Kõrvits: Song to a Distant Friend for solo bassoon
Pärt: Fratres for solo violin and piano
Mingo Rajandi: Trees Talk for solo bassoon, strings, piano, and percussion
R. Strauss/Hasenöhrl: Till Eulenspiegel—einmal anders! for clarinet, bassoon, horn, violin, and bass
Support your Tucson Symphony Orchestra by joining us for an evening of solo music from your TSO principal musicians. Your ticket includes a wine-tasting from Sand-Reckoner and a three-course meal expertly prepared by Café à la C’Art. This elegant addition to our 19/20 Season supports TSO programming, including our seven
TSO Music Education Programs.
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Rubato the Rattlesnake has lost his rattle! Join the TSO Brass Quintet and Rubato on a musical journey through the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Explore musical depictions of the plants and animals within the ASDM as Rubato embarks on a quest to find his rattle.
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Blast off with the TSO Percussion Quartet into an intergalactic sonic adventure.
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The Piano Trio celebrates the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth with “Beethoven’s Mouse,” an original story with music by Beethoven that tells how Moritz, a music-crazed Viennese mouse meets his musical idol. The Trio also will perform “Happy Birthday, Wolfgang!” composed by TSO violinist Michael Fan in 2006 to celebrate Mozart’s 250th birthday.
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Come early for happy hour or mingle with musicians after the show. Cash bar provided by Sand-Reckoner Vineyards.
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A bright mind and active imagination are excellent traits to possess. But what happens when they lead you to suspect that there may be strange and mysterious things going on in your neighborhood abandoned spooky house? How is the music going to help us out of this scary scenario? Find out with the Flute Viola Harp Trio.
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The TSO goes “de-conducted” with a little something extra to cap off a fantastic season. Enjoy exquisite music you so rarely get to hear TSO musicians play in the casual, intimate atmosphere of Tucson Symphony Center. Elgar’s youthful charm, Mozart’s humor, and Dvořák’s delight in spirited folk music will end your day with joy.
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Animalia is presented in partnership with the Tucson Girls Chorus. Members of the Bumblebee and Mariposa choirs will be performing in this interactive, animal-themed Just for Kids show.
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Juanita has been growing bored by life on the farm, but after unexpectedly being left at the fair, she finds herself on a bigger adventure than she bargained for! Join the TSO Wind Quintet to share in her journey, accompanied by the music of Richard Strauss and written by former TSO clarinetist, Michael Byerly.
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Bring your favorite stuffed animal for an adventure through the sights and sounds of Tucson on the way to perform your own animal concert with the TSO String Quartet, featuring Bruce Adolphe’s “Farmony” for string quartet and farm animals.
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