TSO Learning and Engagement Executive Producer Jenny Compton, along with her creative team, has launched JOIN IN, an online catalogue of music resources for people of all ages.

With the Summer Season coming to an end, the Philanthropy team chat to TSO Director Artistic Planning, Simon Rogers, to hear about his favourite moments so far and to share a highlight for the Autumn season.

Join In with Recorder Lift Off, an online resource featuring 24 new Australian compositions for recorder, free and accessible to anyone.

Stephanie Eslake talks to composer Maria Grenfell about her new composition, performed by the TSO, for the new ABC documentary Quoll Farm.

Alison Lazaroff-Somssich is not only a talented member of the TSO violin section, she is the creator and composer of the narrated musical work Red Riding Hood.

Eloise Fisher, our new Tutti Clarinet, arrived in Tasmania at the beginning of 2020 and promptly found the year turned upside down. However, many of you will recognise her from TSO Daily Dose and Friday Night Live.

Shedding the Silence: an intimate, special performance for our choristers who sang about their own hopes and dreams, using their own words, in music they helped to create.

Growing Pains in the Arts – free seminars, presented by the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and Arts Tasmania, designed to deliver insights into fundraising, marketing, and governance.

The spotlight shines on TSO Principal Tuba and local composer Tim Jones, whose work The Mountain will make its Friday Night Live premiere this 30 October in partnership with the Melbourne Digital Concert Hall.

Far from being a simple fashion statement, concert blacks are intertwined with history and tradition and are enforced through a strict uniform code. But this is all about to change for the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra.