Arizona State University Symphony Orchestra Tickets

The Arizona State University Symphony Orchestra is one of four ensembles comprising ASU Orchestras, renowned for its collaborative, contemporary programming and for bringing together student musicians, professional conductors, and guest artists. Directed by Alejandro Gómez Guillén, who joined ASU as Director of Orchestras in 2024, the ASU Symphony Orchestra leads a season of bold performances that highlight French repertoire, American premieres, and interplays with wind ensembles, chamber groups, and alumni commissions. This page provides a detailed biography, highlights from the ensemble’s discography, and a look at the upcoming tour schedule across the Tempe–Phoenix corridor.

Key venues for the 2025–26 season include ASU Gammage (Tempe), Chandler Center for the Arts, and the Orpheum Theatre (Phoenix). Notable 2025 performances feature Magique: A Spellbinding Journey Through French Music (Sept 21, Tempe Center for the Arts), Bravery (Oct 9, ASU Gammage), Echoes and Transformations (Oct 22, Chandler Center for the Arts), American Reflections (Feb 7, ASU Gammage), and Of Titans (Apr 29, ASU Gammage). The ensemble collaborates widely, including a 2026 ASU Symphony Orchestra–Harlem Quartet collaboration. Follow official updates from @alejandromusick and ASU Music/Dance & Theatre hubs for the latest news and performance announcements. Secure your seats with us for engaging, accessible live music across the Valley.

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