Tucson Symphony Orchestra

The first performance by the Tucson Symphony Orchestra was on January 13, 1929. The symphony was started by Harry Juliani and a small group of civic leaders. Each year over 70 orchestra and chamber ensemble performances are held.

There is a range of performances held through the concert season, from Classic, pop and MasterWorks. There are also free chamber ensembles performances Just for Kids, these concerts help to introduce children to the symphony and for those families who attending a performance may be out of their budget.

The symphony is the oldest symphony in the Southwest of American and continues to be the first at many things, including releasing a CD which debuted at No. 2 of the Classical Music sales charts. They also provide many educational and community programs each year. This includes the most in-depth music education program for children in Arizona and includes the Young Composers Project.

The Tucson Symphony Orchestra is also able to provide musicians for private events and occasions. Ensembles will the tailored to meet the needs of the particular event. The ensembles can include a Piano Trio, Harp Trio, Wind Quintet, and String Orchestra with 28 musicians or a full orchestra with up to 84 musicians.