Guillermo Figueroa Tickets

Guillermo Figueroa is a celebrated violinist, conductor, and advocate for contemporary classical music. He serves as Music Director of The Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra & Chorus and Music Director of the Lynn Philharmonia, where he leads imaginative programs and community outreach. He is also the founder of the Figueroa Music and Arts Project, an initiative dedicated to nurturing new talent and promoting innovative repertoire.

Renowned for his technical mastery and musical sensitivity, Figueroa has contributed significantly to contemporary concert life through world premieres and commissioning programs. His work as a champion of new music has brought several concertos to life, often written specifically for him by notable composers. Beyond performing, he curates, conducts, and conducts educational initiatives that connect audiences with living composers.

Based in New Mexico and the broader Southwest, Figueroa maintains a dynamic schedule with guest appearances and leadership roles that bridge traditional repertoire with fresh, contemporary voices. His ongoing collaborations with orchestras, ensembles, and education programs reflect a commitment to accessibility, artistry, and artistic mentoring for the next generation of musicians.

Upcoming highlights include a Latin America program in Santa Fe focused on Latin American music scheduled for February 23, 2025, along with a 2025–2026 season featuring multiple Lensic performances (Sept 14, 2025; Oct 19, 2025; Nov 22–23, 2025; Dec 7, 2025; Dec 27, 2025). While social updates are primarily shared through The Santa Fe Symphony and Lynn University, you can stay connected to official channels for the latest tour dates and program notes.

• Current roles: Music Director, The Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra & Chorus; Music Director, Lynn Philharmonia.
• Founder: Figueroa Music and Arts Project.
• Latin Grammy nomination (2012) for Ernesto Cordero’s violin concertos on the Naxos label.
• Advocate for new music with world premieres written for him by composers such as Davidovsky (1995), Farberman (2007), del Águila (2008), and Cordero (2009).
• Discography highlights (as performer): Six albums including Two Puerto Rican Cantatas (2015) and On Million Dollar Strings (2015), Marc Neikrug: Healing Ceremony (2013), Ernesto Cordero: Caribbean Concertos (2011), Bartók: The 3 Violin Sonatas (2000), The Artistry of Guillermo Figueroa (1999).

Learn more through official updates and social channels tied to The Santa Fe Symphony and Lynn University, where you’ll find news, program notes, and concert schedules moving forward. If you’re seeking reliable, straightforward access to tickets and event information, you’ve got a guy who can help you navigate the season with ease.