Up Close with Amaryn Olmeda: Tucson Symphony OrchestraSun, Dec 13, 2026Ticketmaster

Up Close with Amaryn Olmeda: Tucson Symphony Orchestra

Tucson Symphony Center in TucsonSun, Dec 13, 2026 · 02:00 PM

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Up Close with Amaryn Olmeda : Tucson Symphony Orchestra is a Arts & Theatre / Classical / Symphonic event at Tucson Symphony Center in Tucson. Check official listing for tickets and latest details.

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Experience an intimate classical music evening as the Tucson Symphony Orchestra presents 'Up Close with Amaryn Olmeda'. This special concert features the orchestra alongside guest artist Amaryn Olmeda in a program that highlights the TSO's acclaimed artistry. The performance promises to be a highlight of the orchestra's season, which includes over 60 concerts from September to May.

Founded in 1928, the Tucson Symphony Orchestra is the oldest continuously running performing arts organization in the Southwest. With a rich history of over ninety seasons, the TSO has been a cornerstone of the Tucson cultural scene, performing a wide variety of styles from classical to mariachi. The orchestra also engages in extensive educational outreach, reaching over 40,000 school children each season.

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How long has the Tucson Symphony Orchestra been performing?

The TSO was founded in 1928 and is the oldest continuously running performing arts organization in the Southwest.

What types of music does the TSO perform?

The orchestra performs classical, big-band, folk, jazz, pop, mariachi, and new works by living composers.

Does the TSO have educational programs?

The TSO reaches over 40,000 school children each season with educational programming.

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Tucson Symphony Orchestra

The Tucson Symphony Orchestra (TSO) is the primary professional orchestra of Tucson, Arizona.More

Founded in 1928, when the season consisted of just two concerts, the TSO is the oldest continuously running performing arts organization in the Southwest.

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