An art installation, “Hearing the Invisible,” visitors will be able to hear the sounds of brain waves, turning cutting-edge neuroscience into a mesmerizing exploration of sound and space. Attendees can walk through a 25-foot interactive brain, hear live readings of EEG brain activity and enjoy a musical composition, inspired by the signals that course through our minds, […]
read moreGuitarist Xuefei Yang will display her extraordinary command on the instrument with her great stage presence, in a solo guitar concert on Saturday, Jan. 25, 7p, in Holsclaw Hall. “Feisty virtuosity, impeccable technique and sensitive musicianship”– New York Times Xuefei Yang’s fascinating journey began after the Cultural Revolution, a period where Western musical instruments & […]
read moreThe String Project is dedicated to the partnership of teaching and learning in music. This outreach program is designed to inspire and foster creativity among young musicians and cultivate a learning environment to enable the development of future string teachers. While future teachers gain experience, elementary and middle school students in the Tucson community are able […]
read moreJoin us in the historic Adobe Hay Barn at Empire Ranch for a multidisciplinary concert experience exploring the sounds of our watershed. Situated within the spectacular landscape of Las Cienegas National Conservation Area, this unique event kicks off the Watershed Soundscape project, supported by the 2024-2025 AIR Annual Resilience Theme Award. Featuring: Plan Your Visit […]
read moreJoin Steinway Artist Christopher Goodpasture, winner of the 2020 New York Concert Artist Worldwide Auditions and the 2019 Astral Artists National Competition, for an insightful lecture and master class. Acclaimed by the Dallas Morning News for his “rhetorical grandeur, romantic warmth, and surefire technique,” Goodpasture brings his artistry and expertise to Tucson. Don’t miss this opportunity to […]
read moreThe University of Arizona Athletic Bands and Arizona Marching Band Association are proud to present the 71st Annual Band Day, this Saturday, Nov. 2, at Arizona Stadium. The event will showcase 47 of the finest marching bands from across the Southwest in an exciting day-long celebration of music and performance. This year’s event will feature bands ranging […]
read moreThe Fifth Annual Trester Festival for Latin American Music will focus on the music of Argentina, Brazil and the United States. From Feb. 23-25, the festival will feature a workshop and master class with alumnus Dr. Oscar Macchioni, plus, the final round of the 15th Annual Lois Trester Piano Competition. CompetitionFinal Round of the 15th […]
read moreDr. Fanya Lin, associate professor at the School of Music, will perform Grieg’s Piano Concerto with the Tucson Repertory Orchestra at Crowder Hall on June 6. Experience this dynamic collaboration of the Tucson Repertory Orchestra under the baton of Music Director and Conductor, Toru Tagawa. Join us for an electrifying performance featuring Dr. Fanya Lin. […]
read moreThe fourth annual Trester Festival for Latin American Piano Music will highlight music from across Latin America, with a particular focus this year on the music of Argentina, Brazil, Peru, and the United States. Argentinian pianist Alejandro Cremaschi will present a lecture-recital on Ginastera’s Doce Preludios Americanos, and Peruvian pianist Priscila Navarro will present a solo […]
read moreThe School of Music presents the 50th Annual President’s Concert on Feb. 3-4 at Crowder Hall, featuring the 2023-2024 Concerto Competition winners. Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024 | 7:30pSunday, Feb. 4, 2024 | 3:00 pmCrowder Hall, $25 AdmissionLivestream: music.arizona.edu/live Three Songs by Richard StraussClarissa Christina Smith, soprano Bassoon Concerto by Daniel SchnyderKenny Kriha, bassoon Violin Concerto No. […]
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