Boise State University Symphonic Winds Tickets

Boise State University Symphonic Winds is a renowned wind ensemble based in Boise, Idaho. Auditioned through Boise State University and led by conductor Dr. Myron Peterson, the group performs contemporary wind-band works and classic wind ensemble literature with clarity and energy. The ensemble often performs at Morrison Center for the Performing Arts, bringing rich, engaging symphonic experiences to audiences in the Treasure Valley and beyond.

With a focus on elevating the wind repertoire, the ensemble has highlighted works such as Urban Light (2021) by James M. David and Symphony No. 2—The Road Is Life (2024/2025) by James M. David, a work that received the 2025 CBDNA Frederick Fennell Prize. The combination of rigorous rehearsals, superb musicianship, and accessible programming makes Boise State University Symphonic Winds a trusted name for concert-goers seeking high-quality, live wind ensemble music.

Whether you’re a local resident or visiting Boise for a performance, secure your seats through our easy, no-fuss process. We’ve got you covered with reliable ticketing for all 2025 events, including clinics, school collaborations, and Morrison Center performances.

Upcoming 2025 engagements include the Wind Band Clinic at the Morrison Center Main Hall (Feb 6–7), a Mountain View High School concert (Oct 1), and Morrison Center performances on Apr 19 and Nov 16, 2025. Each date stands alone, with detailed program notes and featured works available as the event approaches.

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