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Tulsa Symphony Orchestra Live symphonic music. Extraordinary artists. Unforgettable performances.

Tulsa has long been an arts city with a vibrant and committed arts community generously supported and nourished by citizens, corporations and philanthropists. The last decade has produced a new energy and excitement for a revitalization of the downtown that combines the convenience and social advantages of urban living with an expanding arts and entertainment district. In the midst of this renewal and excitement a new kind of professional orchestra was created. Founded in October, 2005, the unique concept of the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra has gained national attention as a number of other professional orchestras search for a practical alternative to the traditional structure. The foundation of TSO is a business model for orchestral governance that involves musicians at every level of operation as artists in the concert hall, musicians on the office staff and as active, contributing members of the Board of Directors and every functioning committee. TSO is committed to serving the Tulsa community as productive citizens, artists, teachers, facilitators, innovators, musical ambassadors and wherever our talents are needed. In addition to membership in the League of American Orchestras TSO’s artistic partners include the Tulsa Ballet, Tulsa Oratorio Chorus, Tulsa Opera and Light Opera Oklahoma. TSO is equally committed to community alliances which include the University of Tulsa, Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, Oklahoma A+ Schools, Oklahoma Aquarium, Tulsa Air and Space Museum, Community Food Bank of Northeastern Oklahoma, Iron Gate, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma and the Tulsa Zoo. Through exciting and meaningful Education and Community Outreach programs TSO provides a wide range of musical and teaching experiences focused on building the audiences of tomorrow and encouraging the gifted young musicians of today. Our professional musicians are sought after to assist faith-based and other community organizations in meeting high standards of musical excellence.

On fall break? Take advantage of TSO’s student and educator ticket discounts and experience Verdi’s Requiem this weekend...
10/12/2026

On fall break? Take advantage of TSO’s student and educator ticket discounts and experience Verdi’s Requiem this weekend on Saturday, October 17!

Patti Johnson Wilson Classics Series tickets are FREE for students 17 and under, $20 for college students, and 50% off for educators! Swipe to learn more about all the discounts available for students and educators this season.

You can reserve student and educator tickets by calling the TSO Box Office at 918.584.3645. Our Box Office hours are 10am-5pm Tuesday-Friday. Tickets may also be purchased at the venue before the performance.

10/09/2026

Large chorus ✅
Mammoth orchestra ✅
Four great soloists ✅

The Verdi Requiem has it all, and you won't want to miss it! October 17 at

Tickets on sale now at tulsasymphony.org

Next Saturday, October 17, we’re bringing the dramatic power of Verdi’s Requiem to the Tulsa Performing Arts Center!The ...
10/08/2026

Next Saturday, October 17, we’re bringing the dramatic power of Verdi’s Requiem to the Tulsa Performing Arts Center!

The Verdi Requiem brings together powerful voices from across Tulsa, with the Tulsa Chorale, directed by Zachary Malavolti, and members of the Tulsa Opera Chorus, directed by Lyndon Meyer, joining the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra and soloists for an unforgettable performance.

📍 Tulsa Performing Arts Center | 7:30 PM
🎟️ Tickets are available now!

Meet the artists that will be featured this Saturday during Debussy & Borodin! John Rush, flute; Jill Wiebe, harp; Rossi...
10/02/2026

Meet the artists that will be featured this Saturday during Debussy & Borodin!

John Rush, flute; Jill Wiebe, harp; Rossitza Goza and Jennifer Sherman, violin; Jeff Cowen and Vesselin Todorov, viola; Kari Caldwell, cello; and Kasey Dillon Yeargain, narrator!

Experience an evening of expressive chamber music, from the shimmering textures of Debussy’s Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp to the haunting drama of Caplet’s Conte Fantastique, featuring narration inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's chilling tale "The Masque of the Red Death." The program concludes with Borodin’s warm and lyrical String Quartet No. 2.

Each ticket includes a complimentary drink and light hors d’oeuvres, a brief Q&A with the musicians during intermission, and you'll enjoy live painting by artists from The University of Tulsa throughout the performance.

📅 October 3 | 7:30 p.m.
📍 101 Archer
🎟️ Tickets at tulsasymphony.org

🍂 Fall is here, and October is another full month of music at TSO! Tickets are on sale now, plus there will be plenty of...
10/01/2026

🍂 Fall is here, and October is another full month of music at TSO! Tickets are on sale now, plus there will be plenty of free community events to enjoy. See what’s coming up this month and make plans to join us!

Learn more at tulsasymphony.org 🍁

09/30/2026

September, you were a busy one 🎻 From Symphony in the Park to Beethoven’s Fourth, chamber music, masterclasses, and everything in between, we filled the month to the brim with music—but Season 21 is just getting started! 👀

After his virtuosic performance of Arturo Márquez’s Fandango with TSO Saturday night, violinist Francisco Fullana spent ...
09/28/2026

After his virtuosic performance of Arturo Márquez’s Fandango with TSO Saturday night, violinist Francisco Fullana spent Sunday afternoon with Tulsa Youth Symphony! Three fine young musicians performed in a masterclass, and Francisco worked with the students in all three ensembles. Thank you, TYS, for hosting us and thank you, Francisco, for your generosity and artistry!

Get to know Principal Conductor James Bagwell and his nearly 30-year history conducting music in Tulsa.Thank you to Jame...
09/25/2026

Get to know Principal Conductor James Bagwell and his nearly 30-year history conducting music in Tulsa.

Thank you to James Watts and the Tulsa Flyer for this excellent feature. Read the full story below!

James Bagwell is stepping into a new role as the orchestra begins its 2026-27 season. But he’s been a player in Tulsa’s classical music scene for decades.

09/24/2026

Francisco Fullana gives us a taste of Arturo Márquez’s Fandango and shares what makes this piece so special 🎻

You won't want to miss him perform it live with the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra during Opening Night of the Patti Johnson Wilson Classics series this Saturday, September 26 at 7:30 PM at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center

Tickets on sale now at tulsasymphony.org

"[Fandango] is so fun—it fits my personality, my way of thinking about music, and I think it connects with the audience ...
09/23/2026

"[Fandango] is so fun—it fits my personality, my way of thinking about music, and I think it connects with the audience in such a way that really goes straight to the soul." -Francisco Fullana

Hear Francisco share highlights of Arturo Márquez’s captivating violin concerto, Fandango! Watch the video, then reserve your seats to experience his performance live in Tulsa this Saturday, September 26, with the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra.

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Address

117 N Boston Avenue, Ste 201
Tulsa, OK
74103

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+19185843645

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