Boise State University Symphony Orchestra Tickets

The Boise State University Symphony Orchestra (BSU SO) brings together talented students from across majors to create dynamic, world-class orchestral performances in Boise, Idaho. Under the baton of Prof. Craig Purdy, long-time Boise State violinist and Director of Orchestras, the ensemble balances rigorous classical repertoire with engaging, contemporary programs. Performances take place at the Morrison Center for the Performing Arts, a premier venue in downtown Boise that hosts a vibrant arts scene and partners with the Boise State University Department of Music.

Whether you’re securing seats for a semester concert or planning ahead for the annual Concerto-Aria Competition, you’ll find a welcoming, straightforward buying experience here. We’ve got you covered with reliable ticket access and clear information about each performance.

About the conductor: Prof. Craig Purdy leads the BSU SO with a focus on orchestral excellence and education. The program emphasizes collaboration with Boise’s arts community and features auditions open to students from any major. The BSU Department of Music is NASM-accredited, reflecting a commitment to rigorous standards and broad engagement with the region’s musical landscape. Social updates for the BSU Music program are shared via Boise State Music on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

Upcoming highlight: Boise State Symphony Orchestra Concert — February 11, 2026, at the Morrison Center. Secure your seats early to experience a program blending film-score-inspired works with classical masterworks and student solos from the annual Concerto-Aria Competition. Past repertoire has included Sibelius, Biber, Grieg, and other masterworks alongside contemporary selections.

Official sources and social links: BSU Department of Music, Boise State University Music.