1. Die Fledermaus

    Join the University of Arizona Opera Theatre for the perfect launch to the holiday season! “Die Fledermaus,” Johann Strauss II’s beloved operetta includes hidden plots, disguises, romance, scandals, dancing and champagne! This production is presented with the University of Arizona Philharmonic.

    read more
  2. Holiday Card to Tucson

    The University of Arizona’s annual gift to the Tucson community. These performances, presented for the first time in their new home – St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church – feature audience sing-alongs as well as seasonal music performed by Arizona Symphonic Choir, Tucson Girls Chorus, University Community Chorus, Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus and University Singers.

    read more
  3. String Project Community Student Concert

    The 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 more
  4. Watershed Soundscape

    Join 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 more
  5. 71st Annual Band Day

    The 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 more
  6. Medici Mondays: Ginger Crow

    Ginger Crow participated in a teaching music project in Tanzania, Africa, thanks to support from the College of Fine Arts Medici Circle.

    read more
  7. Olga Kern at the University of Arizona

    Acclaimed pianist Olga Kern will visit the University of Arizona School of Music on Jan. 24 and 26, thanks in part to the Sandra F. Lai Residency in Piano program. Q&A: Students, Faculty & CommunityFree and open to the publicCrowder HallFriday, Jan. 24, 2025 | 1:30p Master Class in PianoFree and open to the publicCrowder […]

    read more