Messiah with Tucson Symphony Orchestra

Experience Handel's beloved oratorio Messiah performed by the Tucson Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Patrick Dupré Quigley, with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra Chorus. This holiday tradition brings together the region's primary professional orchestra and chorus for a performance of one of classical music's most iconic works.

The Tucson Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1928, is the oldest continuously running performing arts organization in the Southwest. Originally a volunteer ensemble of 60 musicians, the TSO has grown into a full professional orchestra presenting over 60 concerts each season. The orchestra's history includes a move to its current home at the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall in 1971 and decades of artistic excellence.

Attendees can expect a full orchestral and choral performance in the acoustically rich concert hall. The TSO's educational programs reach over 40,000 school children each season, reflecting its deep community roots.