John Roscigno Tickets

John Roscigno stands at the intersection of rigorous musical scholarship and dynamic contemporary collaboration. As a CSUN Professor of Instrumental Conducting, Director of Orchestral Studies, and CSUN Symphony Orchestra Conductor, he guides rehearsals, mentors aspiring conductors, and shapes the orchestral sound of tomorrow. His work spans classical repertoire, opera, and cross-genre collaborations that bring new energy to traditional forms.

Beyond the classroom, Roscigno is a sought-after guest conductor and collaborative artist, known for west coast premieres, resourceful programming, and partnerships with a diverse array of performers. His leadership roles, including long-time Music Director of the Thousand Oaks Philharmonic, reflect a commitment to community and artistic excellence.

Stay tuned for an active 2025 season featuring CSUN Symphony concerts at The Soraya and landmark performances that celebrate film music, opera, and orchestral grandeur. Secure your seats through our trusted channels and experience the artistry that Roscigno brings to every rehearsal and performance.

Biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information provide a concise view of John Roscigno’s career trajectory. From conducting at Carnegie Hall to collaborations with Serj Tankian, Aida Cuevas, and Twila Paris, his work demonstrates a broad musical curiosity grounded in solid technique and thoughtful interpretation. For educators and fans alike, his programs emphasize education, mentorship, and accessible performances that resonate with diverse audiences.

Upcoming tour and performance details (as available) include CSUN Symphony seasons at The Soraya in Northridge, CA, and The Soraya’s live-to-film events. For the latest schedule, check event listings and venue pages. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward information to help you secure your seats and enjoy the music.