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Here’s why you should take your kids to the orchestra
A few reasons why you should face those fears of bringing your little one along to see the orchestra
The Red Dress
Presenting The Red Dress by Jo St Leon.
2020 Australian Conducting Academy
Australian Conducting Academy: a week of yoga, mime sessions, rehearsals & more!
TSO leads the way with orchestral music resources for classrooms
Did you know that the TSO is a leader in orchestral music education for Australian primary schools?
Vale Barry Tuckwell, AC OBE (1931-2020)
During his 60-year career, Tuckwell performed throughout the world as an orchestral player, soloist, chamber musician and conductor, earning the sobriquet the ‘God of Horn’.
TSO brings the works of FS Kelly to life after 100 years
Simon Rogers, TSO Director Artistic Planning shares the story of this monumentus recording project.
Ever wondered what it’s like to audition for the TSO?
We spoke with our Director Operations the unflappable Jacqui Walkden to find out what happens in the ‘secret world’ of TSO auditions and what a musician needs to do to win the coveted job.
Meet Sercan Danis, TSO’s new Associate Concertmaster
We were thrilled to welcome our new Associate Concertmaster, Sercan Danis (Serg), to the orchestra in October this year. Beginning with Rhapsody in Blue and finishing the year in the driver’s seat for Rach 2, we thought...
Clover Hill Wines announced as new TSO wine partner
Award winning Northern Tasmanian winery will work closely with orchestra across 2020 season. The Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra announces a new partnership with premium Tasmanian sparkling wine brand Clover Hill Wines, co...
TSO Chorus head to Western Australia for Verdi’s Requiem performance
One thing the TSO Chorus likes to do even more than sing, is to travel and sing.