Gene Pokorny Tickets

Gene Pokorny has defined modern tuba artistry from the stage of one of America's leading orchestras. Since 1989, he has served as the principal tuba of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, holding the Arnold Jacobs Chair. His career spans prestigious posts with the Israel Philharmonic, Utah Symphony, Saint Louis Symphony, and the Los Angeles Philharmonic. An accomplished educator and recording artist, Pokorny continues to influence players through performances, masterclasses, and his widely respected discography.

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Gene Pokorny’s influence extends beyond the concert hall. He maintains an active role in higher education, teaching at Roosevelt University and Northwestern University, and runs the Pokorny Low Brass Seminar, shaping the next generation of brass players. His recording years feature collaborations on Summit Records such as Tuba Tracks (1995), Orchestral Excerpts for Tuba (1996), Big Boy (2001), and OrchestraPro: Tuba (2008). Pokorny’s sound has also contributed to major film scores, including Jurassic Park and The Fugitive, bringing the tuba voice to a broad audience.

Upcoming in 2025, Pokorny continues to share his artistry through guest performances, including a recital at the University of Redlands on September 11, 2025. For fans and students, secure your seats through trusted ticket sources, and stay connected to official institutional pages for the latest schedule and event details.

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