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Upcoming concerts and events
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Concert series
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Concert packages
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Past performances
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Plan your visit
What to expect
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Venues
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Accessibility
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Food, stays and experience offers
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Education and training
For schools
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For musicians
Explore training and mentoring opportunities for composers, conductors, instrumentalists and singers.
Our musicians
The orchestra
Meet the musicians of the TSO and learn more about how the orchestra works.
TSO Chorus
Learn more about the internationally acclaimed TSO Chorus and find out how to audition.
Represented artists & composers
Go to the TSO Publishing website and meet the composers represented by our publishing house.
About us
Our organisation
Read about our organisational purpose and values, our leadership team and the TSO Board.
Reconciliation
Learn about the TSO's commitment to reconciliation and read our Reconciliation Action Plan.
News and stories
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Careers and opportunities
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Support the TSO
About donations
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Leave a gift in your Will
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Business Collective
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Partnerships
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TSO Foundation

The Foundation

The TSO Foundation is a Public Ancillary Fund (PuAF) which was established in 2008 as an endowment fund for the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra.

Today, the TSO Foundation receives legacy gifts, ensuring gifts provided through wills have an enduring impact. This is achieved through preserving the capital of these gifts with 4% of the Fund’s capital distributed annually by the Trust to support the orchestra and financial security of the TSO.

The trustee of the Trust is TSO Holdings Ltd Board, with some responsibilities delegated to the Audit & Risk Committee.

Find out more about leaving a gift in your Will:

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Latest news

Thursday 14 May 2026

Tasmania's legal fraternity helping to create new music

We’re excited to launch the TSO Law Commissioning Circle – an idea sparked by a group of music loving legal professionals.

Wednesday 13 May 2026

Exciting website changes coming soon

We’re about to launch changes to the TSO website making it easier and faster to buy concert tickets online.

Wednesday 13 May 2026

Meet percussionist, educator and composer Tracey Patten

We’re thrilled to welcome percussionist, educator and composer Tracey Patten as the latest artist to sign on with TSO Publishing.

Musician playing a Stradivarius violin on stage under soft lighting, with a large string instrument silhouetted behind her.

Wednesday 15 Apr 2026

‘Keeping it warm’: violins that cross centuries

How does it feel to play an instrument that has captivated audiences across centuries, knowing that you’re simply ‘keeping it warm’ for its next custodian?