Symphonic Choir, the premiere choral ensemble at University of Arizona, presents a dynamic and engaging program of choral works representing a variety of styles and traditions. Free and open to the public.Can’t make it in person? Live stream here. Please note, event duration is approximate.For parking information, including accessible parking and entrances, click here. Symphonic Choir is […]
read moreJoin us for a concert of esteemed alumni who became recording artists in the Haskell Recording Studio under the 46-year career of Professor Wiley Ross, celebrated School of Music veteran engineer. Among these performers the concert will feature jazz artist Katherine Byrnes, award-winning guitarist Misael Barraza-Diaz, award-winning flutist Victoria Hauk, Phoenix Symphony harpist Heidi Hernandez, and motion picture soundtrack […]
read moreStep inside the myth in the University of Arizona Opera Theater’s immersive new production of Gluck’s “Orfeo ed Euridice.” This is not a traditional sit-down opera: the performance begins outdoors, moves with the audience into Crowder Hall, and reimagines the space by flipping the usual relationship between stage and seating. Inspired by the ancient story of […]
read moreHear original works by University of Arizona student composers performed live in a concert celebrating creativity, innovation and emerging musical voices. Free and open to the public. Can’t make it in person? Live stream at music.arizona.edu/live For parking information, including accessible parking and entrances, please visit music.arizona.edu/parking-map
read moreJoin us for two unforgettable nights of world-class jazz performed by the renowned faculty of the University of Arizona’s Jazz Studies department at The Century Room. This special faculty concert series showcases the artistry, originality, and collaborative spirit of four master musicians who are not only dedicated educators but also internationally respected performers. The first […]
read moreThis lecture recital commemorates the 150th anniversary of Manuel de Falla’s birth. Dr. Marina Bengoa Roldán will explore how both composers utilized different elements of flamenco and other Spanish musical idioms in their works. Bengoa will analyzes the use of Spanish idioms in de Falla’s piano composition, “Fantasia Baetica,” and offers historical and cultural context related […]
read moreJoin us for two unforgettable nights of world-class jazz performed by the renowned faculty of the University of Arizona’s Jazz Studies department. This special faculty concert series showcases the artistry, originality, and collaborative spirit of four master musicians who are not only dedicated educators but also internationally respected performers. The second night, Aug. 30, turns […]
read moreThe University of Arizona School of Music Summer Music Camp is a weeklong, immersive experience designed to inspire and support young musicians as they grow in their craft. Open to students completing grades 5–9 with at least one year of experience in band, choir, or orchestra, this daytime camp brings together students from across Southern […]
read moreOpera Theatre presents two one-act comedic operas with “The Telephone & Der Schauspieldirektor” March 25-29 at Crowder Hall. Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Telephone rings true in the age of constant connection. When Ben drops by to propose to Lucy, he finds himself in a battle—not with a rival suitor, but with her ever-ringing telephone. Menotti’s fast-paced score […]
read moreAcclaimed mezzo soprano Jennifer Johnson Cano will perform the world premiere of a new song cycle by lauded American composer Gregory Spears at Holsclaw Hall, April 7 The song cycle was commissioned by the Tucson Desert Song Festival. Distinguished soloist and collaborative artist Christopher Cano joins her at the piano. Jennifer Johnson Cano undertakes an impressive balance of […]
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