Press Release – The Phoenix Symphony Selects Suzanne Wilson as New President & CEO
The Phoenix Symphony Board of Directors has selected performing arts industry veteran Suzanne Wilson as the organization’s new President and Chief Executive Officer.
The Phoenix Symphony Selects Suzanne Wilson as New President & CEO
Suzanne Wilson has joined The Phoenix Symphony as the organization’s new President and Chief Executive Officer. Wilson will succeed Jim Ward, who is retiring from the symphony to pursue work in the private sector.
Phoenix Symphony’s new CEO, Suzanne Wilson, is all about arts education
Suzanne Wilson, a seasoned executive focused on arts education, joins The Phoenix Symphony as president and CEO on Jan. 21.
When STEM Becomes STEAM, We Can Change The Game
Our Mind Over Music program is leading the way nationally in the effort to bring STEAM to the forefront.
SYMPHNY Features Space-Themed Music
On May 24, the Phoenix Symphony under the baton of Virginia G. Piper Music Director Tito Muñoz joined forces with the team at True North Studio to transform the MonOrchid, a historic Roosevelt Row warehouse, into a satellite concert hall for the premiere of the SYMPHNY series. The sold-out audience of 200, along with more than 70 musicians, packed the venue.
Premiere SYMPHNY series a success in Roosevelt Row
PHOENIX, AZ – In a space normally know for quiet musings of visual art, The Phoenix Symphony under the baton of Virginia G. Piper Music Director Tito Muñoz joined forces with the team at True North Studio to transform the MonOrchid, a historic Roosevelt Row warehouse into a satellite concert hall for the premiere of the SYMPHNY series.
True North Studio brings Phoenix Symphony to Roosevelt Row
Experience The Phoenix Symphony as you never have before. For the first time in the Symphony’s 70 plus years, it will stretch its traditional format with a series that brings the live musical experience to the heart of the Roosevelt Row Arts District.
Phoenix Symphony to perform space-themed concert at monOrchid
For the first time in the its 70-plus years, Phoenix Symphony will stretch its traditional format with a series that brings the live musical experience to the heart of the Roosevelt Row Arts District.
The Phoenix Symphony performs the work of trailblazing African-American composer Florence Price
PHOENIX, AZ – The Phoenix Symphony performs the historic work of Florence Price this weekend, April 12th and 13th, under the baton of Virginia G. Piper music director Tito Muñoz.
Contemporary Tempe Home Provides Perfect Setting for Parties of Note
PHOENIX — In the heart of Tempe on March 5, 2019 fifty guests were welcomed into the contemporary home of Greater Phoenix Leadership CEO and former Tempe Mayor Neil Giuliano. Designed in 1991 by Robby Reid, this stunning home features scored concrete floors surrounded by glass on all sides and soaring ceilings with a view of […]
A Frank Lloyd Wright Experience Delights Parties of Note Guests
PHOENIX – One of the most anticipated events in The Phoenix Symphony’s Parties of Note season is the annual A Frank Lloyd Wright Experience, welcoming art and architecture enthusiasts to the home of David E. Dodge. Mr. Dodge, a renowned architect and composer, hosted more than 100 guests at his Taliesin West home on February 27, 2019. Truly a feast for the eyes, the home’s contemporary and organic architectural design is adorned with Asian artifacts and exquisite sculptures.
The Phoenix Symphony announces Big, Bold and Beethoven 2019/20 Season
PHOENIX, AZ – The Phoenix Symphony announces its 2019/20 Season with breathtaking music for everyone, guaranteed to stimulate the senses, expand the mind and nourish the soul.
“Beethoven changed the course of music and has had huge impact on everything you hear today,” says Virginia G. Piper Music Director Tito Muñoz, “In honor of his 250th birthday we’re kicking off a two-season celebration of all of Beethoven’s great orchestral works.”
Savor the Symphony is a Sellout Success for the Seventh Straight Year
PHOENIX —The Phoenix Symphony’s signature Savor the Symphony Women’s Luncheon brought food and music together for a good cause on February 8, 2019 at Symphony Hall. During the widely anticipated event, 350 women from across the Valley enjoyed an exclusive sneak peek at the rehearsal of Broadway star Matt Doyle followed by a delicious lunch prepared by Chef Lisa […]
The Phoenix Symphony And Troupe Vertigo To Premiere Original Production Of SWAN LAKE
Troupe Vertigo, whose innovative circus-dance-theater works redefine visual space with displays of mental and physical prowess, is premiering Cirque Swan Lake in collaboration with The Phoenix Symphony at the Mesa Arts Center from January 18-20.
AZ Insider: Symphony New Year’s Eve Gala to Honor Sharon and Ollie Harper
The Phoenix Symphony’s New Year’s Eve Gala has always been a wonderful tradition on the Valley’s social scene. Lots of great memories from the formal affair – especially because it’s a cherished way to spend New Year’s Eve – enjoying and dancing alongside the entire orchestra. The Symphony brought back the New Year’s Eve Gala […]
Phoenix Symphony Artistic and Administrative Leaders Extend Tenure
On behalf of the board of directors, Dr. Oliver Harper, chair of the Phoenix Symphony Association, announces Virginia G. Piper Music Director Tito Muñoz and President and CEO Jim Ward have both agreed to separate multi-year contract extensions. “It is an honor for the board of directors and for this community that our talented leadership […]
Symphony Principal Bassoonist Bonnie Wolfgang Announces Retirement After 42 Seasons
PHOENIX—Principal Bassoonist Bonnie Wolfgang announces her retirement at the end of this season. She has been a member of The Phoenix Symphony since 1976, and has performed under six Symphony conductors. This 70th Anniversary Season featured Wolfgang in its Opening Night concert, Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring, on the famous introductory solo. Her final concert […]
A Frank Lloyd Wright Experience a Sold-Out Success
PHOENIX, AZ – One of the most anticipated events in The Phoenix Symphony’s Parties of Note program is A Frank Lloyd Wright Experience. The event annually welcomes art and architecture enthusiasts to the home of David E. Dodge. Mr. Dodge, a renowned architect and composer, hosted more than 100 guests at his Taliesin West home on March 21, 2018. Truly a feast for the eyes, the home’s contemporary and organic architectural design is adorned with Asian artifacts and exquisite sculptures.
The Phoenix Symphony Young Professionals and Tuft & Needle host a fun, fresh Parties of Note
PHOENIX – More than 50 guests joined The Phoenix Symphony Young Professionals for an evening of networking, dining and music at the hip Tuft & Needle Headquarters in downtown Phoenix. The historic Grand Avenue building was first constructed in 1917 and housed a local hardware store. Today, the spacious and bright interior functions as an open concept workspace and incubator for innovative new designs and products on the T&N drawing board.
Phoenix Conservatory of Music Student, Lourde Childs, Performing with The Phoenix Symphony
Phoenix Conservatory of Music’s College Prep Program Student, Lourde Childs, is performing with the Phoenix Symphony in the upcoming 60th year celebration of Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story March 02-04, 2018.
