Enjoy an evening of choral excellence with the Concert Choir and Gospel Choir. This performance will also feature the Gateway Polytechnic Academy Choral Program under the direction of Emily Stanton.
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The ASU Philharmonia will collaborate once again with the Philharmonic Orchestra from the Phoenix Youth Symphony Orchestras (PYSO) in an inspiring side-by-side concert at Gammage.
Both ensembles, directed and conducted by Julie Desbordes, will join forces to co-create a meaningful evening of music making, and to celebrate our youths’ exceptional talents and voices. Repertoire to be announced.
Join us as we close the ASU Wind Bands season with a celebration of our students’ remarkable accomplishments and a heartfelt tribute to our graduating seniors.
Christopher Creviston, guest artist
Maroon and Gold Band
Repertoire TBD
Wind Symphony
Alexander Glazunov, "Concerto for Alto Saxophone"
Frank Ticheli, "Fantastic Dreams"
Soundscapes in Motion brings together the ASU Symphony Orchestra and ASU Wind Ensemble for a program of sweeping drama, emotional depth and sonic exploration. The Wind Ensemble, joined by ASU faculty pianist Andrew Campbell, performs David Maslanka’s expansive Symphony No. 7 along with the world premiere of Nicole Piunno's Wilderness of Mirrors. The Symphony Orchestra brings to life some of the most vivid and iconic scenes from Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet, as well as Mendelssohn's glorious Ruy Blas Overture.
As our students prepare for a well-earned spring break, join us for a joyful concert showcasing their hard work this semester. We can’t wait to share the music we’ve been preparing for the Gammage stage!
Wind Symphony
John Gibson, "'Pegasus'" from The Sleeping Spirit"
J.S. Bach, “Fantasia in G, BWV 572” will feature the organ
Fisher Tull, “Sketches on a Tudor Psalm”
James Stephenson, “Blue Night”
Claudio Grafulla, “Washington Grays”
Join current ASU students for the annual Color Cabaret. This entirely student-led cabaret helps provide an opportunity for composers, lyricists/librettists and performers of color, as well as friends and colleagues from all over ASU, to share their creativity.
May contain language and subject matter not suitable for young audiences.
The ASU Symphony Orchestra visits Prescott for a special performance that showcases both symphonic brilliance and chamber artistry. This program features a guest string quartet of ASU graduate students performing in a featured collaborative role—highlighting the next generation of musical leadership emerging from one of the nation’s top orchestral programs.
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The ASU Symphony Orchestra is joined by the acclaimed Harlem Quartet for a dynamic evening of chamber–symphonic collaboration, featuring Bernstein’s West Side Story concerto. Known for its genre-spanning performances and deep commitment to musical equity, Harlem Quartet brings its distinctive voice to the orchestral stage in a program shaped by dialogue, contrast, and expressive range.
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