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We have a collection of concerts coming up in Federation Concert Hall that will give you goosebumps. Nothing to do with the chilly weather, everything to do with big feelings.

No longer a time to hibernate, winter is one of the best times of year to visit Tasmania. At the TSO, some of our biggest concerts of 2025 are in the coldest months.

TSO musicians spent a packed week on the road in the North West, connecting with young people, educators and community musicians.

The Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra is calling for legislated protection of its operations and revenue during and after construction of the proposed Macquarie Point stadium. ‘We’ve identified a range of controls that, if ad...

From the soaring acoustics of Birmingham’s Symphony Hall to the quiet majesty of Westminster Abbey, the TSO Chorus has returned from a transformative tour of the United Kingdom.

The TSO's Music at Woolmers series is a chance for our musicians to perform some of their favourite pieces in a beautiful historic setting. Hear from the artists behind this popular chamber music series.

As one of Australia’s most electrifying percussionists, Claire Edwardes is known for her dynamic performance style and passion for bringing new music to new audiences. This June, she headlines our next 6pm concert.

Tyran Parke is a driving force behind the Australian Musical Theatre Festival's festival’s growing momentum. In just a few weeks, the festival will once again transform Launceston into a hub of creativity and music.

When TSO Concertmaster Emma McGrath steps into the spotlight to perform Vaughan Williams’ The Lark Ascending, she brings a deeply personal connection to the piece.

After last year’s sell-out concert in Westbury, our Woodwind section is on the road again, bringing the laid-back Live Sessions vibes to New Norfolk and Ulverstone in early May.