Holiday Card to Tucson is a multi-generational celebration of the season. The University’s gift to the Tucson community, these annual sell-out concerts are a perfect fit for the sublime splendor and reverberant acoustics of the cathedral. These concerts fill quickly, so be sure to reserve your seats early! Featuring Arizona and Symphonic Choirs, University Community […]
read moreUniversity of Arizona alumna Dr. Marcela Molina wants to remove barriers to music for schoolchildren in Southern Arizona.
read moreFátima Corona del Toro from Tepic, Mexico is pursuing a Ph.D. in Orchestral Conducting at the Fred Fox School of Music.
read moreThis year, the University of Arizona and its marching band, the Pride of Arizona, celebrate the 70th anniversary of “Bear Down, Arizona.”
read moreArizona Public Media recently featured Fred Fox School of Music Professor Molly Gebrian on their program, Arizona Illustrated.
read moreStellarScape is an immersive multimedia performance synthesizing music, science, visual art, and technology. The performance includes live musicians, electronic music, and dance, collaborating with interactive cinematography – fusing kinesthetic and acoustic sensing with cosmic simulation, in real time. This convergence research collaboration is catalyzed by the union of concepts at the confluence of astronomy, humanity, […]
read moreArizona Arts is proud to present the Arizona Arts Signature Series, highlighting programs from Family Weekend to Homecoming this October.
read moreIn collaboration with Meet Me at Maynards, live music and visual art will once again come together for a night of Musical Murals. Student chamber ensembles from the Fred Fox School of Music will perform along a walking route that connects the colorful walls of art in downtown Tucson. Muralists include University of Arizona alumni (Jessica Gonzales), local […]
read moreThe Fred Fox Graduate Wind Quintet traveled to the city of Le Mans, France, to perform for the Festival Musica Malicorne, June 30-July 4.
read moreEveryone falls into their passion their own way. Maybe an early trip to an art museum or a concert provides a spark of inspiration. For senior violist Katie Baird falling into music was a “happy accident.” “In sixth grade, I was really into my computer science class,” Baird said. “But halfway through the semester, the […]
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