The University of Arizona is proud to present its annual gift to the Tucson community—Holiday Card to Tucson—a festive celebration of music and togetherness. University of Arizona’s annual gift to the Tucson community, these performances feature audience sing-alongs as well as seasonal music performed by University of Arizona Symphonic Choir, Tucson Girls Chorus, University Community […]
read moreInspired by the life and legacy of poet Andrea Gibson, who wrote, “In the end, I want my heart to be covered in stretch marks,”—this concert is a meditation on how love shapes us. Through music that is tender, fierce, and deeply human, the University Community Chorus reflects on the ways love grows beyond its […]
read moreThe sixth annual Trester Festival for Latin American Music will focus on piano music of 20th- and 21st-century Brazilian composers. Festival events include a four-hands recital presented by featured guest artists Dr. Theresa Bogard and Dr. Helber Fernandes Ribeiro, as well as a lecture on Brazilian teaching repertoire and a master class in piano featuring […]
read moreThe School of Music and AZMBA are proud to host the 72nd Annual University of Arizona Band Day at Arizona Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025. Featuring the finest high school marching bands from across the Southwest, ranging in size from 30 to more than 250 members, each band is evaluated by a panel of […]
read moreTwo unforgettable nights of world-class jazz performed by the renowned faculty of the University of Arizona School of Music’s Jazz Studies department. This special faculty concert series showcases the artistry, originality, and collaborative spirit of four master musicians — Dr. Angelo Versace, Brice Winston, Jason Carder, Arthur Vint, and Scott Black (Fri.) / Colin McIlrath […]
read moreThe University of Arizona School of Music is proud to present its 2025 Summer Music Camp, a weeklong experience designed to inspire, challenge, and connect young musicians across Southern Arizona. The camp will take place June 16–20, 2025, and is open to students currently in 5th through 8th grade who have at least one year of instruction in band, choir, […]
read moreSet in the 1980’s in the downtown rock and roll scene, two bachelors bet their girlfriends’ loyalty can withstand the temptation of their absence. They return, disguised as suspiciously flamboyant rock stars. The girlfriends, guided by a scheming bartender, start falling for the “new” suitors quickly. What follows is a series of crazy situations until […]
read moreAn 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 […]
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